Student Posters - 2013
In 2013, the AIHce was in Montreal. Ten graduate students prepared and presented posters:
Kimberly R. Anderson and T. Renée Anthony. Does Wearing a Hat Reduce Exposures? An Examination of Particle Aspiration Note: Received "Best Student Poster" from the AIHA Computer Applications Committee
Michael Gallagher, M Nonnenmann, M Hornick, S Reynolds, J Levin, V Boggaram. Evaluation of Pulmonary Function Cross-Shift Changes in Dairy Parlor Workers Using Spirometry and Exhaled Nitric Oxide Note: Received "Best of Session" for Graduate Student Posters
Benjamin J. Getschman and T. Renée Anthony. Evaluation of the Validity of the Inhalable and “Total” Dust Performance Ratio
Elanie M. Girlando, Matthew W. Nonnenmann, Lucy Desjardin, Travis Henry. Sampling for Airborne Influenza Virus Using RNAlater®: A New Approach
Deirdre R. Green and T. Renée Anthony. Serving More than Food: Noise Exposures in Local Restaurants
Adrianne R. Horne and Patrick T. O’Shaughnessy. An Investigation of Carbon Nanotube Exposure Assessment Methods
Madeleine K. Hornick, Matthew W. Nonnenmann,Thomas M. Peters. Evaluating Exposure to Inhalable Dust among Dairy Parlor Workers
William A. Leach, Patrick T. O’Shaughnessy. Effect of Deposited Polydispersed Particles on Respirable Cyclone Penetration
Jessica B. Mills, Thomas M. Peters, Jae Hong Park. Evaluation of the DiSCmini Personal Aerosol Monitor for Submicrometer Sodium Chloride and Metal Aerosols. Note: Received "Best of Session" for Graduate Student Posters and "Best Student Poster" from the AIHA Aerosol Technology Committee
Joel A. Ramirez, Ralph Altmaier, Nathan Fethke and Patrick O'Shaughnessy. Innovative Breathing Simulation Developed to Measure Filtering Face-piece Respirators Performance. Note: Received "Best Student Poster" from the AIHA Engineering Committee