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CURRICULUM VITAE MORTON LIPPMANN Bom: New York City, September 21,1932 Education: B.Ch.E., The Cooper Union, 1954 S.M. (Industrial Hygiene), Harvard University, 1955 Ph.D. (Environmental Health Science), New York University, 1967 Occupational Background: 1986-present Director, Human Exposure and Health Effects Program, Nelson Institute of Environmental Medicine, New York University Medical Center, New York, NY 1977-present Director, Aerosol and Inhalation Research Laboratory, and Professor, NYU Medical Center, New York, NY 1970-1977 Associate Professor and Director of Aerosol Research Laboratory, NYU Medical Center, New York, NY 1967-1970 Assistant Professor, NYU Medical Center, New York, NY 1964-1967 Associate Research Scientist, NYU Medical Center, New York, NY 1962-1964 Senior Research Engineer, Del Electronics Corporation, Mount Vernon, NY 1957-1962 Industrial Hygienist, Health and Safety Laboratory, U.S. Atomic Energy Commission, New York, NY 1955-1957 Industrial Hygienist, Occupational Health Program, U.S. Public Health Service, Cincinnati, OH Professional Certifications: American Board of Industrial Hygiene Certifications in: Comprehensive Practice of Industrial Hygiene, Engineering Aspects of Industrial Hygiene Honors: Alice Hamilton Lecture, National Institute for Occupational Safety & Health, 1989 Maurice L. Thomson Visiting Lecturer, London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, 1989 David Sinclair Award, American Association for Aerosol Research, 1990 Jerry F. Stara Memorial Lecture, USEPA and University of Cincinnati, 1991 Cummings Memorial Award, American Industrial Hygiene Association, 1991 Herbert E. Stokinger Award, American Conference of Governmental Industrial Hygienists, 1993 Professional Societies, Society Committees and Editorial Boards: R&S 152336 Member, American Academy of Industrial Hygiene (AAIH) Member, American Industrial Hygiene Association (AIHA) Member, American Conference of Governmental Industrial Hygienists (ACGIH) Chairman, ACGIH, 1982-1983, Member Board of Directors, 1980-84 Member, American Association for Aerosol Research (AAAR) Counselor, International Society for Environmental Epidemiology, 1989-1991 Councilor, International Society of Exposure Analysis, 1990-present, President-elect, 1993-1994 Chairman, ACGIH Air Sampling Instruments Committee, 1961-1962,1968-1981, Member, 1981-present Member, ACGIH, Air Sampling Procedures Committee, 1982-present Chairman, ACGIH-AIHA Aerosol Hazards Evaluation Committee, 1971-1975 Vice-Chair, AIHA Journal Advisory Committee, 1978-1983 Chairman, NYAS Environmental Sciences Section, 1980 Member, Editorial Advisory Board, AIHA Journal, 1978-1985 Member, Editorial Board, Aerosol Science and Technology, 1985-1988 Member, Editorial Board, Archives of Environmental Health, 1986-present Associate Editor, Inhalation Toxicology, 1987-present Page 2 of 16 Governmental and National Academy of Sciences Committees: Chairman, Indoor Air and Total Human Exposure Advisory Committee, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), 1987-present Chairman, Clean Air Scientific Advisory Committee, EPA, 1983-1987 Member, Executive Committee-Science Advisory Board, EPA, 1983-present Chairman, Board of Scientific Counselors, National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), 1992-present; Member, 1988-1991 Chairman, Scientific Review Panel for Health Research, EPA, 1989-1992; Member, 1980-1992 Co-Chair, Fourth National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences (NIEHS) Task Force for Research Planning in Environmental Health, 1991 Member, Second National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences (NIEHS) Task Force for Research Planning in Environmental Health, 1976 Chairman, Working Group on Acute Health Consequences of Winter-type and Summer-type Smog Episodes, WHO-EURO, 1990-1991 Member, Committee on Measurement and Control of Respirable Dust in Mines, National Materials Advisory Board, National Research Council, 1978-1979 Member, Committee on Indoor Pollutants, Board on Toxicology and Environmental Health Hazards, National Research Council, 1979-1981 Member, Committee on Toxicity Data Elements, Board of Toxicology and Environmental Health Hazards, National Research Council, 1980-1983 Member, Committee on Methods for the In Vivo Toxicity Testing of Complex Mixtures from the Environment, Board on Toxicology and Environmental Health Hazards, National Research Council, 1985-1987 Non-Governmental Advisory Committees - Current: Environmental Health Sciences Center, UMDNJ-Rutgers, NJ Environmental Health Sciences Center, Johns Hopkins, MD Chemical Industry Institute of Toxicology, Research Triangle Park, NC Harvard Six-Cities Study, MA Harvard Multi-City Study, MA and Canada Center for Indoor Air Research, MD Health Effects Institute-Asbestos Research, MA Laborers-AGC Hazardous Waste Workers Training Center, CT NJ-NY Waste Workers Training Center, NJ USC-Chronic Effects of Ambient Air Pollutants in Southern California Doctoral and Post-Doctoral Trainees - Major Advisor: Doctoral Jack M. Berger, Ph.D., 1975 (subsequently M.D.). Thesis: Toxic and Physiologic Factors Affecting Mucociliary Clearance and Particle Deposition in the Lungs of Donkeys. Private practice in pediatric anesthesiology, Downey, CA. Richard B. Schlesinger, Ph.D., 1975. Thesis: Intrabronchial Pattern of Particle Deposition. Professor of Environmental Medicine, New York University Medical Center. Tai L. Chan, Ph.D., 1978. Thesis: The Characterization of Particle Deposition in the Human Tracheobronchial Tree. Senior Scientist, General Motors Technical Center, Warren, MI. R&S152337 i Page 3 <5f-16 George D. Leikauf, Ph.D., 1981. Thesis: The Effects of Sulfuric Acid Aerosol on Respiratory Mechanics and Mucociliary Particle Clearance in Healthy and Asthmatic Adults. Associate Professor, University of Cincinnati Medical Center, Cincinnati, OH. Joshua Gurman, Ph.D., 1983. Thesis: Particle Deposition Patterns in Human Upper Bronchial Airways. Senior Scientist, Hoechst-Celanese, Summit, NJ- Andrey Nikiforov, Ph.D., 1985. Thesis: Validation of In Vivo Aerosol Probe Technique by Measurements of Deposition and Morphometry in Excised Human Lungs. Inhalation Toxicologist, Exxon Corp., E. Millstone, NJ. Julie Esch (Wilson), Ph.D., 1986. Thesis: Aerosol Penetration in Human Lung Airways as a Function of Gas Properties. Sr. Project Scientist, Roy F. Weston, Inc., Seattle, WA. Michael McCawley, Ph.D., 1987. Thesis: An Aerosol Bolus Dispersion Test Compared to Indices of Lung Disease. Team Leader, Environmental Investigations Branch, Division of Respiratory Disease, NIOSH, Morgantown, W. VA. James K. Briant, Ph.D., 1988. Thesis: Distinction of Reversible and Irreversible Convection by HighFrequency Ventilation of a Respiratory Airway Cast. Inhalation Technology and Toxicology, Biology and Chemistry Department, Battelle Pacific Northwest Laboratories, Richland, WA. Robert G. Sussman, Ph.D., 1988. Thesis: The Effect of Fiber Dimension on the Deposition of Asbestos Fibers in Casts of the Human Tracheobronchial Tree. Industrial Toxicologist, Warner Lambert Co., Morris Plains, NJ. Postdoctoral Joan M. Daisey, Ph.D., 1976-1978. Director, Indoor Air Research Program, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, Berkeley, CA. Frank S. Rosenthal, Ph,D., 1979-1981. Associate Professor of Industrial Hygiene, Purdue University, Lafayette, IN. John Morris, Ph.D., 1979-1981. Associate Professor of Toxicology, University of Connecticut Storrs, CT. Rudolph Valentine, Ph.D., 1982-1984. Staff Toxicologist, Haskell Laboratories, duPont, Newark, DE. Books Written and Edited: 1. Lippmann, M. (Editor) Air Sampling Instruments for Evaluation of Atmospheric Contaminants 2nd Edition -1962,4th Edition -1972,5th Edition - 1978 Cincinnati, American Conference of Governmental Industrial Hygienists 2. Lippmann, M. and Schlesinger, R.B. Chemical Contamination in the Human Environment New York, Oxford University Press, 1979 3. Lippmann, M. (Editor) Environmental Toxicants: Human Exposures and Their Health Effects New York, Van Nostrand Reinhold, 1992 i R&S152338 Vice-Chair, AIHA Journal Advisory Committee, 1978-1983 Chairman, NYAS Environmental Sciences Section, 1980 Member, Editorial Advisory Board, AIHA Journal, 1978-1985 Member, Editorial Board, Aerosol Science and Technology, 1985-1988 Member, Editorial Board, Archives of Environmental Health, 1986-present Associate Editor, Inhalation Toxicology, 1987-present Page 2 of 16 Governmental and National Academy of Sciences Committees: Chairman, Indoor Air and Total Human Exposure Advisory Committee, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), 1987-present Chairman, Clean Air Scientific Advisory Committee, EPA, 1983-1987 Member, Executive Committee-Science Advisory Board, EPA, 1983-present Chairman, Board of Scientific Counselors, National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), 1992-present; Member, 1988-1991 Chairman, Scientific Review Panel for Health Research, EPA, 1989-1992; Member, 1980-1992 Co-Chair, Fourth National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences (NIEHS) Task Force for Research Planning in Environmental Health, 1991 Member, Second National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences (NIEHS) Task Force for Research Planning in Environmental Health, 1976 Chairman, Working Group on Acute Health Consequences of Winter-type and Summer-type Smog Episodes, WHO-EURO, 1990-1991 Member, Committee on Measurement and Control of Respirable Dust in Mines, National Materials Advisory Board, National Research Council, 1978-1979 Member, Committee on Indoor Pollutants, Board on Toxicology and Environmental Health Hazards, National Research Council, 1979*1981 Member, Committee on Toxicity Data Elements, Board of Toxicology and Environmental Health Hazards, National Research Council, 1980-1983 Member, Committee on Methods for the In__Vivo Toxicity Testing of Complex Mixtures from th Environment, Board on Toxicology and Environmental Health Hazards, National Research Council, 1985-1987 Non-Governmental Advisory Committees - Current: Environmental Health Sciences Center, UMDNJ-Rutgers, NJ Environmental Health Sciences Center, Johns Hopkins, MD Chemical Industry Institute of Toxicology, Research Triangle Park, NC Harvard Six-Cities Study, MA Harvard Multi-City Study, MA and Canada Center for Indoor Air Research, MD Health Effects Institute-Asbestos Research, MA Laborers-AGC Hazardous Waste Workers Training Center, CT NJ-NY Waste Workers Training Center, NJ USC-Chronic Effects of Ambient Air Pollutants in Southern California Doctoral and Post-Doctoral Trainees - Major Advisor: Doctoral Jack M. Berger, Ph.D., 1975 (subsequently M.D.). Thesis: Toxic and Physiologic Factors Affecting Mucociliary Clearance and Particle Deposition in the Lungs of Donkeys. Private practice in pediatric anesthesiology, Downey, CA. R&S152339 Richard B. Schlesinger, Ph.D., 1975. Thesis: Intrabronchial Pattern of Particle Deposition. Professor of Environmental Medicine, New York University Medical Center. Tai L. Chan, Ph.D., 1978. Thesis: The Characterization of Particle Deposition in the Human Tracheobronchial Tree. Senior Scientist, General Motors Technical Center, Warren, MI. Page 3 of 16 George D. Leikauf, Ph.D., 1981. Thesis: The Effects of Sulfuric Acid Aerosol on Respiratory Mechanics and Mucociliary Particle Clearance in Healthy and Asthmatic Adults. Associate Professor, University of Cincinnati Medical Center, Cincinnati, OH. Joshua Gurman, Ph.D., 1983. Thesis: Particle Deposition Patterns in Human Upper Bronchial Airways. Senior Scientist, Hoechst-Celanese, Summit, NJ. Andrey Nikiforov, Ph.D., 1985. Thesis: Validation of In Vivo Aerosol Probe Technique by Measurements of Deposition and Morphometry in Excised Human Lungs. Inhalation Toxicologist, Exxon Corp., E. Millstone, NJ. Julie Esch (Wilson), Ph.D., 1986. Thesis: Aerosol Penetration in Human Lung Airways as a Function of Gas Properties. Sr. Project Scientist, Roy F. Weston, Inc., Seattle, WA. Michael McCawley, Ph.D., 1987. Thesis: An Aerosol Bolus Dispersion Test Compared to Indices of Lung Disease. Team Leader, Environmental Investigations Branch, Division of Respiratory Disease, NIOSH, Morgantown, W. VA. James K. Briant, Ph.D., 1988. Thesis: Distinction of Reversible and Irreversible Convection by HighFrequency Ventilation of a Respiratory Airway Cast Inhalation Technology and Toxicology, Biology and Chemistry Department, Battelle Pacific Northwest Laboratories, Richland, WA. Robert G. Sussman, Ph.D., 1988. Thesis: The Effect of Fiber Dimension on the Deposition of Asbestos Fibers in Casts of the Human Tracheobronchial Tree. Industrial Toxicologist, Warner Lambert Co., Morris Plains, NJ. Postdoctoral Joan M. Daisey, Ph.D., 1976-1978. Director, Indoor Air Research Program, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, Berkeley, CA. Frank S. Rosenthal, Ph.D., 1979-1981. Associate Professor of Industrial Hygiene, Purdue University, Lafayette, IN. John Morris, Ph.D., 1979-1981. Associate Professor of Toxicology, University of Connecticut, Storrs, CT, Rudolph Valentine, Ph.D., 1982-1984. Staff Toxicologist, Haskell Laboratories, duPont, Newark, DE. Books Written and Edited: 1. Lippmann, M. (Editor) Air Sampling Instruments for Evaluation of Atmospheric Contaminants 2nd Edition - 1962,4th Edition -1972,5th Edition - 1978 Cincinnati, American Conference of Governmental Industrial Hygienists 2. Lippmann, M. and Schlesinger, R.B. Chemical Contamination in the Human Environment New York, Oxford University Press, 1979 3. Lippmann, M. (Editor) Environmental Toxicants: Human Exposures and Their Health Effects New York, Van Nostrand Reinhold, 1992 1 R&S152340 Page 4 of 16 Publications: 1. Paulus, H.J., Lippmann, M. and Cohen, A.E. Fumigation of shelled com with a mixture of carbon disulfide and carbon tetrachloride. Amer. Ind. Hvg. Assoc. Quart. 18:345-350 (1957). 2. Hosey, A.D., et al. Control of silicosis in Vermont granite industry. Public Health Service Publication No. 557 (1957). 3. Lippmann, M. Chapters B-22, C-3, C-4, C-6, C-7 and C-9. In: The Industrial Environment-It's Evaluation and Control. Public Health Service Publication No. 614 (1958). 4. Fraser, DA., Bales, R.E., lippmann, M. and Stokinger, H.E. Exposure Chambers for Research in Animal Inhalation. Public Health Monograph No. 57 (1959). 5. Lippmann, M., Christofano, E.E. and Graveson, R.T. Lightweight air sampling pumps for field use. Amer. Ind. Hvg. Assoc. T. 20:212-216 flune 1959). 6. Lippmann, M. Environmental exposure to uranium compounds. AMA Arch. Ind. Health 20: 211-226 (1959). 7. Lippmann, M. Review of cascade impactors for particle size analysis and a new calibration for the Casella cascade impactor. Amer. Ind. Hvg. Assoc. T. 20:406416 f!959). 8. Harris, W.B., Christofano, EE. and Lippmann, M. Combination hot plate and hood for multiple beaker evaporations. Amer. Ind. Hvg. Assoc. T. 22:302-306 f!961). 9. Lippmann, M. A compact cascade impactor for field survey sampling. Amer. Ind. Hvg. Assoc. T. 22 348353 (1961). 10. Lippmann, M. and Harris, W.B. Size-selective samplers for estimating respirable dust concentrations. Health Physics 8: 155-163 (1962). 11. Lippmann, M. Filter Holders and Filter Media. In: Air Sampling Instruments - 2nd Ed.. Cincinnati, American Conference of Governmental Industrial Hygienists (1962). 12. Lippmann, M., Qng, L.D.Y. and Harris, W.B. The significance of urine uranium excretion data. Amer. Ind. Hvg. Assoc. T. 25:43-54 (1964). 13. Lippmann, M., DiGiovanni, H.J., Cravitt, S. and Lilienfeld, P. Lightweight high-volume electrostatic precipitator survey sampler. Amer. Ind. Hvg. Assoc. T. 2fc 485-489 (1965). 14. Albert, R.E., Lippmann, M., et al. The clearance of radioactive particles from the human lung. pp. 361378. In: Inhaled Particles and Vapours II. C.N. Davies fed.). Oxford. Pergamon Press (1966). 15. Lippmann, M. Electrostatic Precipitators. In: Air Sampling Instruments. 3rd Ed.. Cincinnati, American Conference of Governmental Industrial Hygienists (1966). 16. Albert, R.E., Lippmann, M., Spiegelman, J., Liuzzi, A. and Nelson, N. The deposition and clearance of radioactive particles in the human lung. Arch. Environ. Health 14:10-15 (1967). 17. Lippmann, M., Albert, RE. and Laskin, S. The production of test aerosols for inhalation studies. T. Air Pollut. Control Assoc. 17:586-587 (1967). 18. Lippmann, M. and Albert, R.E. A compact electric-motor driven spinning disc aerosol generator. Amer. Ind. Hvg. Assoc. 1. 28:501-506 (19671. 19. Albert, R.E., Spiegelman, J.R., Lippmann, M. and Bennett, R. The characteristics of bronchial clearance in the miniature donkey. Arch. Environ. Health 17:50-58 (1968). R & S 152341 Page 5 of-16 20. Spiegelman, J.R., Hanson, G.D., Lazarus, A., Bennett, R., Lippmann, M. and Albert, R.E. Effect of sulfur - dioxide exposure on bronchial clearance in the donkey. Arch. Environ. Health 17:321-326 (1968). 21. Lippmann, M. and Albert, R.E. Use of monodisperse aerosols for studies on respiratory tract deposition and clearance. T. Air Pollut. Control Assoc. 18:672-674 (1968). 22. Albert, R.E., Spiegelman, J.R., Shatsky, S. and Lippmann, M. The effect of acute exposure to cigarette smoke on bronchial clearance in the miniature donkey. Arch. Environ. Health 18:30-41 (1969). 23. Lippmann, M. and Albert, R.E. The effect of particle size on the regional deposition of inhaled aerosols in the human respiratory tract. Amer. Ind. Hvg. Assoc 3Q: 257-275 (1969). 24. Albert, R.E., Lippmann, M. and Briscoe, W. Hie characteristics of bronchial clearance in humans and the effects of cigarette smoking. Arch. Environ. Health 18: 738-755 (1969). 25. Lippmann, M. Characterization of air concentrations in relation to health effects. Yale Scientific 44: 22-27 (1970). 26. Lippmann, M. "Respirable" dust sampling. Amer. Ind. Hvg. Assoc. T. 31:138-159 (1970). 27. Lippmann, M. Experimental inhalation studies - equipment and procedures, pp. 55-72. In: Inhalation Carcinogenesis - AEC Symposium Series 18, CONF-691001, Clearinghouse for Federal Scientific and Technical Information, Springfield, VA 22151 (1970). 28. Lippmann, M. Deposition and clearance of inhaled particles in the human nose. Ann. Otol. Rhinol. Larvngol. 79:519-528 (1970). 29. Frances, R., Alessandro, D., Lippmann, M., Proctor, D.E. and Albert, R.E. Effect of cigarette smoke on particle transport on nasociliary mucosa of donkeys. Arch. Environ. Health 21:25-31 (1970). 30. Lippmann, M. and Goldstein, D.H. Oil mist studies, environmental evaluation and control. Arch. Environ,-Health 21:591-599 (1970). 31. Lippmann, M. and Kydonieus, A. A multi-stage aerosol sampler for extended sampling intervals. Amer. Ind. Hvg. Assoc. T. 21:730-737 (1970). 32. Albert, R.E., Alessandro, D., Lippmann, M. and Berger, J. Long-term smoking in the donkey. Arch. Environ. Health 22:12-19 (1971). 33. Albert, R.E., Lippmann, M. and Peterson, H.T., Jr. The effects of cigarette smoking on the kinetics of bronchial clearance in humans and donkeys, pp. 165-182. In: Inhaled Particles. III. W.H. Walton (ed.), Unwin Bros., Old Woking, England (1971). 34. Lippmann, M., Albert, R.E. and Peterson, H.T., Jr. The regional deposition of inhaled aerosols in man. pp. 105-122. In: Inhaled Particles. III. W.H. Walton (ed.), Unwin Bros., Old Woking, England (1971). 35. Spertell, R.B. and Lippmann, M. Airborne density of ferric oxide aggregate microspheres. Amer. Ind. Hvg. Assoc. T. 22: 734-740 (1971). 36. Lippmann, M. Aerosol sampling for inhalation hazard evaluations, pp. 449-464. In: Assessment of Airborne Particles. T.T. Mercer, P.E. Morrow, W. Stober and C.C. Thomas (eds.), Springfield, IL (1972). 37. Schlesinger, R.B. and Lippmann, M. Particle deposition in casts of the human upper tracheobronchial tree. Amer. Tnd. Hvg. Assoc. T. 33:237-251 (1972). 38. Albert, R.E. and Lippmann, M. Factors influencing dust retention in the pulmonary parenchyma. Ann. N.Y. Acad. Sri. 2QQ: 37^5 (1972). R&S152342 Page 4 of 16 Publications: 1. Paulus, H.J., Lippmann, M. and Cohen, A.E. Fumigation of shelled com with a mixture of carbon disulfide and carbon tetrachloride. Amer. Ind. Hvg. Assoc. Quart. 1&: 345-350 (1957). 2. Hosey, A.D., et al. Control of silicosis in Vermont granite industry. Public Health Service Publication No. 557 (1957). 3. Lippmann, M. Chapters B-22, C-3, C-4, C-6, C-7 and C-9. In: The Industrial Environment-It's Evaluation and Control. Public Health Service Publication No. 614 (1958). 4. Fraser, DA., Bales, R.E., Lippmann, M. and Stokinger, H.E. Exposure Chambers for Research in Animal Inhalation. Public Health Monograph No. 57 (1959). 5. Lippmann, M., Christofano, E.E. and Graveson, R.T. Lightweight air sampling pumps for field use. Amer. Ind. Hvg. Assoc. T. 20:212-216 (June 1959). 6. Lippmann, M. Environmental exposure to uranium compounds. AMA Arch. Ind. Health 20: 211-226 (1959). 7. Lippmann, M. Review of cascade impactors for particle size analysis and a new calibration for the Casella cascade impactor. Amer. Ind, Hvg, Assoc. T. 20:406-416 f!959). 8. Harris, W.B., Christofano, E.E. and Lippmann, M. Combination hot plate and hood for multiple beaker evaporations. Amer. Ind. Hvg. Assoc. T. 22:302-306 (19611. 9. Lippmann, M. A compact cascade impactor for field survey sampling. Amer. Ind. Hyg. Assoc. T. 22:34ft353 (1961). 10. lippmann, M. and Harris, W.B. Size-selective samplers for estimating respirable dust concentrations. Health Physics & 155-163 (1962). 11. Lippmann, M. Filter Holders and Filter Media. In: Air Sampling Instruments - 2nd Ed.. Cincinnati, American Conference of Governmental Industrial Hygienists (1962). 12. Lippmann, M., Ong, L.D.Y. and Harris, W.B. The significance of urine uranium excretion data. Amer ind. Hvg. Assoc. T- 25:43-54 (1964). 13. Lippmann, M., DiGiovanni, H.J., Cravitt, S. and Lilienfeld, P. Lightweight high-volume electrostatic precipitator survey sampler. Amer. Ind. Hvg. Assoc. T. 26:485-489 (1965). 14. Albert, R.E., Lippmann, M., et al. The clearance of radioactive particles from the human lung. pp. 361378. In: Inhaled Particles and Vapours II. C.N. Davies (ed.), Oxford, Pergamon Press (1966). 15. Lippmann, M. Electrostatic Precipitators. In: Air Sampling Instruments. 3rd Ed.. Cincinnati, American Conference of Governmental Industrial Hygienists (1966). 16. Albert, R.E., Lippmann, M., Spiegelman, J., Liuzzi, A. and Nelson, N. The deposition and clearance of radioactive particles in the human lung. Arch. Environ. Health 14:10-15 (1967). 17. Lippmann, M., Albert, R.E. and Laskin, S. The production of test aerosols for inhalation studies. T. Air Pollut. Control Assoc. IZ: 586-587 (1967). 18. Lippmann, M. and Albert, R.E. A compact electric-motor driven spinning disc aerosol generator. Amer. Ind. Hvg. Assoc. I. 2: 501-506 (1967). 19. Albert, R.E., Spiegelman, J.R., Lippmann, M. and Bennett, R. The characteristics of bronchial clearance in the miniature donkey. Arch. Environ. Health 17: 50-58 (1968). H&S152343 Page 5of 16 . 20. Spiegelman, J.R., Hanson, G.D., Lazarus, A., Bennett, Rv Lippmann, M. and Albert, R.E. Effect of sulfur dioxide exposure on bronchial clearance in the donkey. Arch. Environ. Health 17:321-326 (1968). 21. Lippmann, M. and Albert, R.E. Use of monodisperse aerosols for studies on respiratory tract deposition and clearance. T. Air Pollut. Control Assoc. 18:672-674 (1968). 22. Albert, R.E., Spiegelman, J.R., Shatsky, S. and Lippmann, M. The effect of acute exposure to cigarette smoke on bronchial clearance in the miniature donkey. Arch. Environ. Health 18:30-41 (1969). 23. Lippmann, M. and Albert, R.E. The effect of particle size on the regional deposition of inhaled aerosols in the human respiratory tract. Amer. Ind. Hvg. Assoc. L 3Q: 257-275 (1969). 24. Albert, R.E., Lippmann, M. and Briscoe, W. The characteristics of bronchial clearance in humans and the effects of cigarette smoking. Arch. Environ. Health 18: 738-755 (1969). 25. Lippmann, M. Characterization of air concentrations in relation to health effects. Yale Scientific 44: 22-27 (1970). 26. Lippmann, M. "Respirable" dust sampling. Amer. Ind. Hvg. Assoc. T. 31:138-159 f!970). 27. Lippmann, M. Experimental inhalation studies - equipment and procedures, pp. 55-72. Iru Inhalation Carcinogenesis - AEC Symposium Series 18, CONF-691001, Clearinghouse for Federal Scientific and Technical Information, Springfield, VA 22151 (1970). 28. Lippmann, M. Deposition and clearance of inhaled particles in the human nose. Ann. Otol. Rhmol. Laryngol. 79:519-528 (1970). 29. Frances, R., Alessandro, D., Lippmann, M., Proctor, DJ3. and Albert, R.E. Effect of cigarette smoke on partide transport on nasodliary mucosa of donkeys. Arch. Environ. Health 21:25-31 (1970). 30. Lippmann, M. and Goldstein, D.H. Oil mist studies, environmental evaluation and control. Arch. Environ. Health 21: 591-599 (1970). 31. Lippmann, M. and Kydonieus, A. A multi-stage aerosol sampler for extended sampling intervals. Amer. Ind, Hyg, Assoc, T, 31:730-737 (1970). 32. Albert, R.E., Alessandro, D., Lippmann, M. and Berger, J. Long-term smoking in the donkey. Arch. Envitm_HeaHh 22:12-19 (1971). 33. Albert, R.E., Lippmann, M. and Peterson, H.T., Jr. The effects of cigarette smoking on the kinetics of bronchial dearance in humans and donkeys, pp. 165-182. In: Inhaled Particles. III. W.H. Walton (ed.), Unwin Bros., Old Woking, England (1971). 34. Lippmann, M., Albert, R.E. and Peterson, H.T., Jr. The regional deposition of inhaled aerosols in man. pp. 105-122. In: Inhaled Particles. III. W.H. Walton (ed.), Unwin Bros., Old Woking, England (1971). 35. Spertell, R.B. and Lippmann, M. Airborne density of ferric oxide aggregate microspheres. Amer. Ind. Hvg. Assoc. T. 22:734-740 (1971). 36. Lippmann, M. Aerosol sampling for inhalation hazard evaluations, pp. 449-464. In: Assessment of Airborne Particles. T.T. Mercer, P.E. Morrow, W. Stober and C.C. Thomas (eds.), Springfield, IL (1972). 37. Schlesinger, R.B. and Lippmann, M. Particle deposition in casts of the human upper tracheobronchial tree. Amer. Tnd. Hvg. Assoc. T. 33:237-251 (1972). 38. Albert, R.E. and Lippmann, M. Factors influencing dust retention in the pulmonary parenchyma. Ann. N.Y. Acad. Sci. 200: 37-45 (1972). +.+,cVQ I Q V H .** 39. Page 6 of 16 Lippmann, M. Filter media for air sampling. In: Air Sampling Instruments. 4th Ed.. Cincinnati, American Conference of Governmental Industrial Hygienists (1972). 40. Drew, R.T. and Lippmann, M. Production of test atmospheres for instrument calibration. In: Air Sampling Instruments. 4th_Ed.. ibid. 41. Albert, R.E., Lippmann, M., Peterson, H.T., Jr., Berger, J.M., Sanborn, K. and Bohning, D.E. Deposition and clearance of aerosols. Arch. Intern. Med. 131:115-127 (1973). 42. Lippmann, M. Instruments and techniques used in calibrating sampling equipment. Chapter 11. In: The Industrial Environmental - Its Evaluation and Control. USGPO (1973). 43. Lippmann, M., Albert, R.E., Foster, W.M., Peterson, H.T., Jr., Berger, J.M. and Bohning, D.E. The clearance of insoluble particles from the bronchial tree. pp. 100-112. In: Aerosole in Physik. Medizin und Technik. Gesellschaft fur Aerosolforschung (Association for Aerosol Research), Bad Soden, W. Germany (1973). 44. Lippmann, M. and Chan, T.L. Calibration of dual-inlet cyclones for "respirable" mass sampling. Amer. Ind.Hvg. Assoc. T. 35:189-200 (1974). 45. Blachman, M.W. and Lippmann, M. Performance characteristics of the multicyclone aerosol sampler. Amer. Ind.Hvg. Assoc. T. 35:311-326 (1974). 46. Schlesinger, R.B., Cohen, V.R. and Lippmann, M. Studies of intrabronchial particle deposition using hollow bronchial casts, pp. 116-127. In: Environmental Lung Cancer-Carcinogenesis and Bioassav: I. Parkand, E. Karbe (eds.), Heidelburg, Springer-Verlag (1974). 47. Albert, R.E., Berger, J., Sanborn, K. and Lippmann, M. Effects of cigarette smoke components on bronchial clearance in the donkey. Arch. Environ. Health 29:96-101 (1974). 48. Bohning, D.E., Phillips, C.F., Laurer, G., Lippmann, M. and Albert, R. Automated gamma radiation detector for the donkey lung. Health Physics 27:259-263 (1974). 49. Schlesinger, R.B., Schweizer, R.D., Chan, T.L., Keegan, A.F. and Lippmann, M. Controlled deposition of tantalum powder in a cast of the human airways: Applications for aerosol bronchography. Invest. Radiol. 10:115-123 (1975). 50. Albert, R.E., Pasternack, B.S., Shore, R.E., Lippmann, M., Nelson, M. and Ferris, B. Mortality patterns among workers exposed to chloromethyl ethers - a preliminary report Environ. Health Perspect. 11: 209-214 (1975). 51. Albert, R.E., Peterson, H.T., Jr., Bohning, D.E. and Lippmann, M. Short-term effects of cigarette smoking on bronchial clearance in humans. Arch. Environ. Health 3fl: 361-367 (1975). 52. Bohning, D.E., Albert, R.E., Lippmann, M. and Foster, W.M. Tracheobronchial particle deposition and clearance. A study of the effects of cigarette smoking in monozygotic twins. Arch. Environ. Health 30: 457-462 (1975). 53. Bohning, D.E., Albert, R.E., Lippmann, M. and Cohen, V.R. 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Bernstein, D.M., Kleinman, M.T., Kneip, T.J., Chan, T.L. and Lippmann, M. A high-volume sampler for the determination of particle size distributions in ambient air. 1. Air Pollut. Control Assoc. 26: 10691072 (1976). 59. Bohning, D.E., Albert, R.E., Lippmann, M. and Cohen, V.R. Effect of pre-test temperature on aerosol penetration and clearance in donkeys. T. Appl. Physiol. 41:920-924 (1976). 60. Schlesinger, R.B. and Lippmann, M. Particle deposition in the trachea: in vivo and in hollow casts. Thorax 31: 678-684 (1976). 61. Chan, T.L. and Lippmann, M. Particle collection efficiencies of air sampling cyclones: An empirical theory. Environ. Sci. Tech. 11: 377-382 (1977). 62. Lippmann, M. Regional deposition of particles in the human respiratory tract, pp. 213-232. In; Handbook_of Physiology - Section 9: Reactions to Environmental Agents, DJi.K. Lee, H.L. Falk and S.D. Murphy (eds.), Bethesda, MD., American Physiological Society (1977). 63. Palmes, E.D. and Lippmann, M. Influence of respiratory air space dimensions on aerosol deposition, pp. 127-136. In: Inhaled Particles and Vapours. IV. W.H. Walton fed.). London. Pergamon Press 119771. 64. lippmann, M., Albert, RJL, Yeates, D.B., Berger, J.M., Foster, W.M. and Bohning, D.E. Factors affecting tracheobronchial mucociliary transport pp. 305-319. In: Inhaled Particles and Vapours. IV. WE. Walton (ed.), London, Pergamon (1977). 65. Schlesinger, R.B., Bohning, D.E., Chan, T.L. and Lippmann, M. Particle deposition in a hollow cast of the human tracheobronchial tree. T. Aerosol Sci. 8:429-445 (1977). 66. Lippmann, M. Calibration. Chapter 25, pp. 1263-1331. In: Patty's Industrial Hygiene and Toxicology 3rd Edition. Volume I. G.D. Clayton and F.E. Clayton (eds.). New York, J. Wiley (1978). 67. Leaderer,U.P., Bernstein, D.M., Daisey, J.M., Kleinman, M.T., Kneip, T.J., Knutson, E.O., Lippmann, M., Lioy, P.J., Rahn, K.A., Sinclair, D., Tanner, R.L. and Wolff, G.T. 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Chan, T.L., Lippmann, M., Cohen, V.R. and Schlesinger, R.B. Effect of electrostatic charges on particle deposition in a hollow cast of the human larynx-tracheobronchial tree. T. Aerosol Sci. 2: 463-468 (1978). R&S152346 .* * Page 6 of 16 39. Lippmann, M. Filter media for air sampling. In: Air Sampling -Instruments, 4th Ed., Cincinnati, American Conference of Governmental Industrial Hygienists (1972). 40. Drew, R.T. and Lippmann, M. Production of test atmospheres for instrument calibration. In: Air Sampling Instruments. 4th Ed., ibid. 41. Albert, R.E., Lippmann, M., Peterson, H.T., Jr., Berger, J.M., Sanborn, K. and Bohning, D.E. Deposition and clearance of aerosols. Arch. Intern. Med. 131:115-127 (1973). 42. Lippmann, M. Instruments and techniques used in calibrating sampling equipment Chapter 11. In: The Industrial Environmental - Its Evaluation and Control. USGPO (1973). 43. Lippmann, M., Albert, R.E., Foster, W.M., Peterson, H.T., Jr., Berger, J.M. and Bohning, D.E. The clearance of insoluble particles from the bronchial tree. pp. 100-112. In: Aerosole in Phvsik. Medizin und Technik. Gesellschaft fur Aerosolforschung (Association for Aerosol Research), Bad Soden, W. Germany (1973). 44. Lippmann, M. and Chan, T.L. Calibration of dual-inlet cyclones for "respirable" mass sampling. Amer ind. Hvg. Assoc. T. 35:189-200 (1974V 45. Blachman, M.W. and Lippmann, M. Performance characteristics of the multicyclone aerosol sampler. Amer. Ind. Hvg. Assoc. T. 2: 311-326 (1974). 46. Schlesinger, R.B., Cohen, V.R. and Lippmann, M. Studies of intrabronchial particle deposition using hollow bronchial casts, pp. 116-127. In: Environmental Lung Cancer-Carcinogenesis and Bioassav. T. Parkand, E. Karbe (eds.), Heidelburg, Springer-Verlag (1974). 47. Albert, R.E., Berger, J., Sanborn, K. and Lippmann, M. Effects of cigarette smoke components on bronchial clearance in die donkey. Arch. Environ. Health 29:96-101 (1974). 48. 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Health 30: 457-462 (1975). 53. Bohning, D.E., Albert, R.E., Lippmann, M. and Cohen, V.R. Effects of fluorocarbons 11 and 12 on tracheobronchial particle deposition and clearance in donkeys. Amer. Ind. Hvg. Assoc. T.36: 903-908 (1975). R&S152347 54. Lippmann, M. Size-selective sampling for inhalation hazard evaluations, pp. 287-310. In: Fine Particles. B.Y.H. Liu (ed.). New York, Academic Press (1976). 55. Lippmann, M. and Altshuler, B. Regional deposition of aerosols, pp. 25-48. In: Air Pollution and the Lung. E.F. Aharonson, A. Ben-David and M.A. Klingberg (eds.), Jerusalem, Halsted Press - John Wiley (1976). Page 7 cSf.16 56. Lippmann, M., Bohning, D.E. and Schlesinger, R.B. Deposition of fibrous glass in the human , respiratory tract, pp. 57-61. In: Occupational Exposure to Pibrous Glass, HEW Publication No. NIOSH 76-151 (April 1976). 57. Foster, W.M., Bergofsky, E.H., Bohning, D.E., Lippmann, M. and Albert, R.E. Effect of adrenergic agents and their mode of action on mucociliary clearance in man. I. Appl. Physiol. 41:146-152 (1976). 58. Bernstein, D.M., Kleinman, M.T., Kneip, T.J., Chan, T.L. and Lippmann, M. A high-volume sampler for the determination of particle size distributions in ambient air. I. Air Pollut. Control.Assoc. 26: 10691072 (1976). 59. Bohning, D.E., Albert, R.E., Lippmann, M. and Cohen, V.R. Effect of pre-test temperature on aerosol penetration and clearance in donkeys. T. Appl. Physiol. 41: 920-924 (1976). 60. Schlesinger, R.B. and Lippmann, M. Particle deposition in the trachea: in vivo and in hollow casts. Thorax 31: 678-684 (1976). 61. Chan, T.L. and Lippmann, M. Particle collection efficiencies of air sampling cyclones: An empirical theory. Environ. Sci-Tech. 11: 377-382 (1977). 62. Lippmann, M. Regional deposition of particles in the human respiratory tract, pp. 213-232. In: Handbook of Physiology - Section 9: Reactions tO-Environmental Agents, D.H.K. Lee, H.L. Falk and S.D. Murphy (eds.), Bethesda, MD., American Physiological Society (1977). 63. Palmes, E.D. and Lippmann, M. Influence of respiratory air space dimensions on aerosol deposition, pp. 127-136. In: Inhaled_Particles and Vapours. IV. WJ1. Walton fed-). London. Pergamon Press (19771. 64. Lippmann, M., Albert, R.E., Yeates, D.B., Berger, J.M., Foster, W.M. and Bohning, D.E. Factors affecting tracheobronchial mucociliary transport pp. 305-319. In: Inhaled Particles and Vapours. IV. WE. Walton (ed.), London, Pergamon (1977). 65. Schlesinger, R.B., Bohning, D.E., Chan, T.L. and Lippmann, M. Particle deposition in a hollow cast of the human tracheobronchial tree. T. Aerosol Sci. 8:429-445 (1977). 66. Lippmann, M. Calibration. Chapter 25, pp. 1263-1331. In: Patty!sJndustrial Hygiene and Toxicology 3rd Edition. Volume I. G.D. Clayton and F.E. Clayton (eds.). New York, J. Wiley (1978). 67. Leaderer, E.P., Bernstein, D.M., Daisey, J.M., Kleinman, M.T., Kneip, T.J., Knutson, E.O., Lippmann, M., Lioy, P.J., Rahn, K.A., Sinclair, D., Tanner, R.L. and Wolff, G.T. Summary of the New York summer aerosol study (NYSAS). I. Air Pollut. Control Assoc. 28:321-327 (1978). 68. Schlesinger, R.B., Lippmann, M. and Albert, R.E. Effects of short-term exposures to sulfuric acid and ammonium sulfate aerosols upon bronchial airway function in donkeys. Amer. Ind. Hvg. Assoc. 1.39: 275-286 (1978). 69. Lippmann, M. Environmental controls and safeguards, pp. 113-129. In: Methodologies and Protocols in Clinical Research: Evaluating Environmental Effects in Man - Symposium Proceedings EPA-600/9-78008, U5. EPA, Health Effects Research Laboratory, Research Triangle Park, NC 27711 (1978). 70. Schlesinger, R.B. and Lippmann, M. Selective particle deposition and bronchogenic carcinoma. Environ. Res. 15:424-431 (1978). 71. Berger, J., Albert, R.E., Sanborn, K. and Lippmann, M. Effects of atropine and methacholine on deposition and clearance of inhaled particles in the donkey. I. Toxicol. Environ. Health 4: 587-604 (1978). 72. Chan, T.L., Lippmann, M., Cohen, V.R. and Schlesinger, R.B. Effect of electrostatic charges on particle deposition in a hollow cast of the human larynx-tracheobronchial tree. T. Aerosol Sci. 9: 463-468 (1978). R&S152348 ^ * . Page 8 of 16 73. Lippmann, M. and Chan, T.L. Cyclone sampler performance. Staub-Reinhalt. Luft 39: 7-11119791, 74. Lippmann, M., Kleinman, M.T., Bernstein, D.M., Wolff, G.T. and Leaderer, B. Size-mass distributions of the New York summer aerosol. Ann. N.Y. Acad. Sci. 332: 29-44 (1979). 75. Lippmann, M. and Cohen, B. Characteristics of cigarette smoke and its deposition pattern within the lungs, pp. 297-314. In: Proceedings of the Tobacco Smoke Inhalation Workshopon Bioassav Models and Inhalation Toxicology. National Cancer Institute (1979). 76. Lippmann, M. Use of Cyclones for size-selective aerosol sampling, pp. 66-69. In: Aerosol Measurement. D.A. Lundgren, F.S. Harris, Jr., W.H. Marlow, M. Lippmann, W.E. Clark and M.D. Durham (eds.), Gainesville, Univ. Presses of Florida (1979). 77. Schlesinger, R.B., Halpem, M., Albert, R.E. and Lippmann, M. Effect of chronic inhalation of sulfuric add mist upon mucociliary dearance from the lungs of donkeys. T. Environ. Pathol. Toxicol. 2:1351-1367 (1979). 78. Lippmann, M. Generation and decay of indoor air contamination, pp. 39-63. In: Indoor Climate. P.O. Fanger and O. Valbjom (eds.), Copenhagen, Danish Building Research Institute (1979). 79. Lippmann, M. Size distributions in urban aerosol. Ann. N.Y. Acad. Sci. 338:1-12 (1980). 80. Lippmann, M. Aerosol exposure methods, pp. 443-458. In: Generation of Aerosols and Facilities for Exposure Experiments. K. Willeke (ed.). Aim Arbor, MI, Arm Arbor Sdence Publishers (1980). 81. Lippmann, M. Measurement of occupational and environmental exposures, pp. 97-125. In: Proceedings of Symposium on Energy and Human Health: Human Costs of Electric Power Generation. E.P. Radford and M.A. Shapiro (eds.), Ohio River Basin Energy Study, University of Pittsburgh, EPA-600/9-80-030 NITS, Springfield, VA 22161 (1980). 82. Lippmann, M., Albert; R.E., Yeates, D.B., Wales, K. and Leikauf, G. Effect of sulfuric acid mist on mucociliary bronchial dearance in healthy non-smoking humans, pp. 157-162. In: Proceedings of GAF 7-1979. Aerosols in Science. Medidne and Technology. W. Stober and R. Jaenicke (eds.), Assodation for Aerosol Research, Mainz, W. Germany (1980). Abstract in I. Aerosol Sci. 11:247 (1980). 83. Chan, T.L. and Lippmann, M. Experimental measurements and empirical modelling of the regional deposition of inhaled particles in humans. Amer. Ind. Hvg. Assoc. 1.41:399-409 (1980). 84. Chan, T.L., Schreck, R.M. and Lippmann, M. Effects of the laryngeal jet on particle deposition in the human trachea and upper bronchial airways. T. Aerosol Sci. 11:447-459 (1980). 85. Gurman, J.L., Schlesinger, R.B. and Lippmann, M. A variable-opening mechanical larynx for use in aerosol deposition studies. Amer. Ind. Hvg. Assoc. 1.41:678-680 (1980). 86. Lippmann, M. Health significance of exposures to sulfur oxide air pollutants, pp. 85-97. In: Atmospheric Sulfur Deposition:__Environmental Impact and Health Effects. D.S. Shriner, C.R. Richmond and S.E. Lindberg (eds.), Ann Arbor Science Publishers, Inc. (1980). 87. Lippmann, M., Yeates, D.B. and Albert, R.E. Deposition, retention and clearance of inhaled particles. Brit. T. Ind. Med. 37:337-362 (1980). 88. Kleinman, M.T., Eisenbud, M., Lippmann, M. and Kneip, T.J. The use of tracers to identify sources of airborne particles. Environ. Int'1.4: 53-62 119801. 89. Lippmann, M., Schlesinger, R.B., and Leikauf, G. Effects of sulfuric acid inhalations. Amer. T. Ind. Med. 1:375-381 (1980). 90. Halpem, M., Williamson, S.J., Spektor, D.M., Schlesinger, R.B. and Lippmann, M. Remanent magnetic fields for measuring particle retention and distribution in the lungs. Exp. Lung Res. 2: 27-35 (1981). R&S 152349 Page 9'of 16 91. Leikauf, G., Yeates, D.B., Wales, K.A., Spektor, D., Albert, R.E. and Lippmann, M. Effects of sulfuric acid aerosol on respiratory mechanics and mucociliary clearance in healthy nonsmoking adults. Amer ind. Hvg. Assoc. T- 42: 273-282 (1981). 92. Kneip, T.J., Kleinman, M.T., Gorczynski, J. and Lippmann, M. A study of filter penetration by lead in New York City Air. pp. 291-306. In: Environmental Lead. D.R. Lynam, L. Piantanida, and J.F. Cole (eds.). Academic Press, New York (1981). 93. Halpem, M., Schlesinger, R.B. and Lippmann, M. Aerosol generation from a limited liquid medium. Amer. Ind. Hvg. Assoc. T. 41:843-844 (1980). 94. Lippmann, M. Dosimetry for chemical agents: An overview. Ann. Am. Conf. Govtl. Indust. Hygienists 1:11-21 (1981). 95. Lippmann, M. Criteria for size-selective aerosol sampling in inhalation exposure studies, pp. 107-120. In: Inhalation Toxicology and Technology. B.K.J. Leong (ed.), Ann Arbor Science Publishers, Ann Arbor, MI (1981). 96. Lippmann, M., Leikauf, G., Spektor, D., Schlesinger, R.B. and Albert, R.E. The effects of irritant aerosols on mucus clearance from large and small conductive airways. Chest 80S: 873S-876S (1981). 97. Lippmann, M. and Schlesinger, R.B. Influence of air pollutants on lung clearance, pp. 33-88. In: Proceedings of International Symposium on Deposition and Clearance of Aerosols in the Human Respiratory Tract. Bad Gleichenberg, Austria, May 22,1981, H. Hauck (ed.), Vienna, Inst for Medical Physics of the University of Vienna (1981). 98. Schlesinger, R.B., Halpem, M. and Lippmann, M. Long-term clearance of inhaled magnetite and polystyrene latex from the lung. A Comparison. Health Physics 42:68-73 (1982). 99. Chang, A.E., Morse, R-, Harley, N.H., Lippmann, M. and Cohen, B3. Atomic emission spectrometry of trace levels of beryllium in industrial aerosols. Amer. Ind. Hvg. Assoc. T. 43:117-119 (1982). 100. Cohen, B.S., Chang, A.E., Harley, N.H. and Lippmann, M. Exposure estimates from personal lapel monitors. Amer. Ind. Hvg. Assoc. T. 43:239-243 (1982). 101. Lippmann, M. and Lioy, P.J. Role of chemical interactions in the assessment of multichemical contamination, pp. 115-179. In: Assessment of Multichemical Contamination. Proceedings of an International Workshop, Milan, Italy, April 28-30, 1981. National Acad. Press, Washington, D.C. (1982). 102. Lioy, P.J., Mallon, R.P., Lippmann, M., Kneip, T.J. and Samson, P.J. Factors affecting the variability of summertime sulfate in a rural area using principal component analysis. T. Air Pollut. Control Assoc. 32: 1043-1047 (1982). 103. Schlesinger, R.B., Gurman, J.L. and Lippmann, M. Particle deposition within bronchial airways: Comparisons using constant and cyclic inspiratory flows. Ann. Occup. Hvg. 2: 47-64 (1982). 104. Lippmann, M., Schlesinger, R.B., Leikauf, G., Spektor, D. and Albert, R.E. Effects of sulphuric acid aerosols on the respiratory tract airways. Ann. Occup. Hvg. 26: 677-690 (1982). 105. Lippmann, M., Lioy, P.J., Leikauf, G., Green, K.B., Baxter, D., Morandi, M., Pasternack, B., Fife, D. and Speizer, F.E. Effects of ozone on the pulmonary function of children. Adv. in Modem Environ. Toxicol. : 423-446 (1983). 106. Lippmann, M., Gurman, J. and Schlesinger, R.B. The role of particle deposition in occupational lung disease, pp. 119-138. In: Aerosols in the Mining and Industrial Work Environments. V.A. Marple and B.Y.H. Liu (eds.), Ann Arbor Science Publishers (1983). R&S152350 Page 8 of 16 73. Lippmann, M. and Chan, T.L. Cyclone sampler performance. Staub-Reinhalt. Luft 39: 7-11 (1979). 74. Lippmann, M., Kleinman, M.T., Bernstein, D.M., Wolff, G.T. and Leaderer, B. Size-mass distributions of the New York summer aerosol. Ann. N.Y. Acad. Sci. 332: 29-44 (1979). 75. Lippmann, M. and Cohen, B. Characteristics of cigarette smoke and its deposition pattern within the lungs, pp. 297-314. In: Proceedings of the Tobacco Smoke Inhalation Workshopon Bioassav Models and Inhalation Toxicology. National Cancer Institute (1979). 76. Lippmann, M. Use of Cyclones for size-selective aerosol sampling, pp. 66-69. In: Aerosol Measurement. D.A. Lundgren, F.S. Harris, Jr., W.H. Marlow, M. Lippmann, W.E. Clark and M.D. Durham (eds.), Gainesville, Univ. Presses of Florida (1979). 77. Schlesinger, R.B., Halpem, M., Albert, R.E. and Lippmann, M. Effect of chronic inhalation of sulfuric acid mist upon mucociliary clearance from the lungs of donkeys. T. Environ. PathoUoxicol. :1351-1367 (1979). 78. Lippmann, M. Generation and decay of indoor air contamination, pp. 39-63. In: Indoor Climate. P.O. Fanger and O. Valbjom (eds.), Copenhagen, Danish Building Research Institute (1979). 79. Lippmann, M. Size distributions in urban aerosol. Ann. N.Y. Acad. Sci. 338:1-12 (1980). 80. Lippmann, M. Aerosol exposure methods, pp. 443-458. In: Generation of Aerosols and Facilities for Exposure Experiments. K. Willeke (ed.), Ann Arbor, MI, Ann Arbor Science Publishers (1980). 81. Lippmann, M. Measurement of occupational and environmental exposures, pp. 97-125. In: Proceedings of Symposium on Energy and Human Health: Human Costs of Electric Power Generation. EP. Radford and MA. Shapiro (eds.), Ohio River Basin Energy Study, University of Pittsburgh, EPA-600/9-80-030 NTIS, Springfield, VA 22161 (1980). 82. Lippmann, M., Albert; RJL, Yeates, D.B., Wales, K. and Leikauf, G. Effect of sulfuric acid mist on mucociliary bronchial clearance in healthy non-smoking humans, pp. 157-162. In: Proceedings of GAF 7-1979. Aerosols in Science. Medicine and Technology. W. Stober and R. Jaenicke (eds.). Association for Aerosol Research, Mainz, W. Germany (1980). Abstract in T. Aerosol Sci. 11:247 (1980). 83. Chan, T.L. and Lippmann, M. Experimental measurements and empirical modelling of the regional deposition of inhaled particles in humans. Amer. Ind. Hvg. Assoc. T. 41:399-409 (1980). 84. Chan, T.L., Schreck, R.M. and Lippmann, M. Effects of the laryngeal jet on particle deposition in the human trachea and upper bronchial airways. T. Aerosol Sci. 11:447-459 (1980). 85. Gurman, J.L., Schlesinger, R.B. and Lippmann, M. A variable-opening mechanical larynx for use in aerosol deposition studies. Amer. Ind. Hvg. Assoc. T. 41: 678-680 (1980). 86. Lippmann, M. Health significance of exposures to sulfur oxide air pollutants, pp. 85-97. In: Atmospheric Sulfur Deposition: Environmental Impact and Health Effects. D.S. Shriner, C.R. Richmond and S.E. Lindberg (eds.), Ann Arbor Science Publishers, Inc. (1980). 87. Lippmann, M., Yeates, D.B. and Albert, R.E. Deposition, retention and clearance of inhaled particles. Brit. T. Ind. Med. 37:337-362 (1980). 88. Kleinman, M.T., Eisenbud, M., Lippmann, M. and Kneip, T.J. The use of tracers to identify sources of airborne particles. Environ. Int'1.4: 53-62 119801- 89. Lippmann, M., Schlesinger, R.B., and Leikauf, G. Effects of sulfuric acid inhalations. Amer. T. Ind. Med. 1:375-381 (1980). 90. Halpem, M., Williamson, S.J., Spektor, D.M., Schlesinger, R.B. and Lippmann, M. Remanent magnetic fields for measuring particle retention and distribution in the lungs. Exp. Lung Rps. 2:27-35 (1981). R&S 152351 Page 9 of 16 91. Leikauf, G., Yeates, D.B., Wales, K.A., Spektor, D., Albert, R.H. and Lippmann, M. Effects of sulfuric acid aerosol on respiratory mechanics and mucociliary clearance in healthy nonsmoking adults. Amer ind. Hvg. Assoc. T. 42: 273-282 (1981). 92. Kneip, T.J., Kleinman, M.T., Gorczynski, J. and Lippmann, M. A study of filter penetration by lead in New York City Air. pp. 291-306. In: Environmental Lead. D.R. Lynam, L. Piantanida, and J.F. Cole (eds.). Academic Press, New York (1981). 93. Halpem, M., Schlesinger, R.B. and Lippmann, M. Aerosol generation from a limited liquid medium. Amer, Ind. Hvg. Assoc. 1.41:843-844 (1980). 94. Lippmann, M. Dosimetry for chemical agents: An overview. Ann. Am. Conf. Govt'l. Indust. Hygienists 1:11-21 (1981). 95. Lippmann, M. Criteria for size-selective aerosol sampling in inhalation exposure studies, pp. 107-120. In: Inhalation Toxicology and Technology. B.K.J. Leong (ed.), Ann Arbor Science Publishers, Ann Arbor, MI (1981). 96. Lippmann, M., Leikauf, G., Spektor, D., Schlesinger, R.B. and Albert, R.E. The effects of irritant aerosols on mucus clearance from large and small conductive airways. Chest SOS: 873S-876S (1981). 97. Lippmann, M. and Schlesinger, R.B. Influence of air pollutants on lung clearance, pp. 33-88. In: Proceedings of International Symposium on Deposition and Clearance of Aerosols in the Human Respiratory Tract, Bad Gleichenberg, Austria, May 22, 1981, H. Hauck (ed.), Vienna, Inst for Medical Physics of the University of Vienna (1981). 98. Schlesinger, R.B., Halpem, M. and Lippmann, M. Long-term clearance of inhaled magnetite and polystyrene latex from the lung. A Comparison. Health Physics 42:68-73 (1982). 99. Chang, A.E., Morse, R., Harley, N.H., Lippmann, M. and Cohen, B.S. Atomic emission spectrometry of trace levels of beryllium in industrial aerosols. Amer. Ind. Hvg. Assoc. T. 43:117-119 (1982). 100. Cohen, B.S., Chang, A.E., Harley, N.H. and Lippmann, M. Exposure estimates from personal lapel monitors. Amer. Ind. Hvg. Assoc. T. 43:239-243 (1982). 101. Lippmann, M. and Lioy, P.J. Role of chemical interactions in the assessment of multichemical contamination, pp. 115-179. In: Assessment of Multichemical Contamination. Proceedings of an International Workshop, Milan, Italy, April 28-30, 1981. National Acad. Press, Washington, D.C. (1982). 102. Lioy, P.J., Mallon, R.P., Lippmann, M., Kneip, T.J. and Samson, P.J. Factors affecting the variability of summertime sulfate in a rural area using principal component analysis. I. Air Pollut. Control Assoc. 32: 1043-1047 (1982). 103. Schlesinger, R.B., Gurman, J.L. and Lippmann, M. Particle deposition within bronchial airways: Comparisons using constant and cyclic inspiratory flows. Ann. Occup. Hvg- 2: 47-64 (1982). 104. Lippmann, M., Schlesinger, R.B., Leikauf, G., Spektor, D. and Albert, R.E. Effects of sulphuric acid aerosols on the respiratory tract airways. Ann- Q:cup. Hvg. 26: 677-690 (1982). 105. Lippmann, M., Lioy, P.J., Leikauf, G., Green, K.B., Baxter, D., Morandi, M., Pasternack, B., Fife, D. and Speizer, F.E. Effects of ozone on the pulmonary function of children. Adv. in Modem Environ. Toxicol. 423-446 (1983). 106. Lippmann, M., Gurman, J. and Schlesinger, R.B. The role of particle deposition in occupational lung disease, pp. 119-138. In: Aerosols in the Mining and Industrial Work Environments. V.A. Marple and B.Y.H. Liu (eds.), Ann Arbor Science Publishers (1983). R&S152352 , -, Page 10 of 16 107. Schlesinger, R.B., Concato, J. and Lippmann, M. Particle deposition during exhalation: A study in replicate casts of the human upper tracheobronchial tree. pp. 165-176. In: Aerosols in the Mining and Industrial Work Environments, ibid. 108. Cohen, B.S., Harley, N., Martinelli, C., Chang, A. and Lippmann, M. Sampling artifacts in the breathing zone. pp. 347-360. In: Aerosols in the Mining and Industrial Work Environments, ibid. 109. Yu, C.P., Hu, J.P., Leikauf, G., Spektor, D. and Lippmann, M. Mucociliary transport and particle clearance in the human tracheobronchial tree. pp. 177-184. In: Aerosols in the Mining and Industrial Work Environments, ibid. 110. Martinelli, C.A., Harley, N.H., Lippmann, M. and Cohen, B.S. Monitoring real-time aerosol distribution in the breathing zone. Amer. Ind. Hvg. Assoc. 1.44:280-285 (1983). 111. Lippmann, M. ACGIH: It's background, membership and activities. Ann. Am. Conf. Gov't'l. Indust. Hygienists 5:5-11 (1983). 112. Lippmann, M. Size-selective health hazard sampling, pp. H-l - H-22. In: Air Sampling Instruments for Evaluation of Atmospheric Contaminants. P.J. Lioy and M.J. Lioy (eds.), Cincinnati, ACGIH (1983). 113. Bernstein, D.M., Drew, T.R. and Lippmann, M. Calibration of air sampling instruments, pp. K-l - K-37. In: Air Sampling Instruments, ibid. 114. Lippmann, M. Sampling aerosols by filtration, pp. P-1 - P-30. In: Air Sampling Instruments, ibid. 115. Swift, D.L. and Lippmann, M. Electrostatic and thermal precipitators, pp. R-l - R-15. In: Air Sampling Instruments, ibid. 116. lippmann, M. Inhalation and elimination of Man-Made Mineral Fibers (MMMF) - Aids to the understanding of the effects of MMMF. pp. 355-366. In: Biological Effects of Man-Made Mineral Fibers. Vol. 2. World Health Organization, Copenhagen (1984). 117. Cohen, B.S., Harley, N.H. and Lippmann, M. Bias in air sampling techniques used to measure inhalation exposure. Amer. Ind. Hvg. Assoc. T. 45:187-192 (1984). 118. Lippmann, M. and Schlesinger, R.B. Interspecies comparisons of particle deposition and mucociliary clearance in tracheobronchial airways. T. Toxicol. Environ. Health 13: 441-469 (1984). 119. Lippmann, M. Human respiratory deposition of particles during oronasal breathing. Atmos. Environ. lft 1038-1039 (1984). 120. Leikauf, G.D., Spektor, D.M., Albert, R.E. and Lippmann, M. Dose-dependent effects of submicrometer sulfuric acid aerosol on particle clearance from ciliated human lung airways. Amer. Ind. Hvg. Assoc. T. 285-292 (1984). 121. Lippmann, M. Health effects of ambient SOx and NOx particulates. L Clean Air Soc. Aust. N.Z. 18:1324 (1984). 122. Lippmann, M. Measurement techniques: Ambient particulate matter. T. Clean Air Soc. Aust. N.Z. 18: 71-75 (1984). 123. Gurman, J.L., Lippmann, M. and Schlesinger, R.B. Particle deposition in replicate casts of the human upper tracheobronchial tree under constant and cyclic' inspiratory flow: I. Experimental. Aerosol Sci. Tech. 3: 245-252 (1984). 124. Gurman, J.L., Lioy, P.J., Lippmann, M. and Schlesinger, R.B. Particle deposition in replicate casts of the human upper tracheobronchial tree under constant and cyclic inspiratory flow. II, Empirical model. Aerosol Sci. Tech. 3: 253-257 (1984). R&S 152353 Page 11 of. 16 125. McCawley, M. and Lippmann, M. An aerosol dispersion test: Comparison of results from smokers and . non-smokers, pp. 1007-1010. In: Aerosols: Science. Technology and Industrial Applications of Airborne particles. B.Y.H. Liu, D.Y.H. Pui and H.J. Fissan (eds.). New York, Elsevier (1984). 126. Lippmann, M. Recent advances in respiratory tract particle deposition, pp. 75-103. In: Occupational and Industrial Hygiene: Concepts and Methods, (Hatch Symposium), Advances in Modem Environmental Toxicology. Vol. 8. N.A. Esmen and M.A. Mehlman (eds.), Princeton Scientific (1984). 127. Lippmann, M. Gases and Vapors: Generation and Analysis, Chapter 2. pp. 23-56. In: Handbook of Experimental Pharmacology. Vol. 75: Toxicology of Inhaled Materials, H.P. Witschi and J.D. Brain (eds.), Springer-Verlag (1985). 128. Sussman, R.G., Gearhart, J.M. and Lippmann. M. A variable feed mechanism for fluidized bed asbestos generators. Am. Ind. Hyg, Assoc. T. 46:24-27 (1985). 129. Lippmann, M. Use of aerosols for measuring airway and air space sizes and tracheobronchial mucociliary clearance rates, pp. 60-72. In: Inhalatic>n_Toxicology_oLAir Pollution: Clinical Research Considerations. ASTM STP 872, R. Frank, J.J. O'Neil, M.J. Utell, J.D. Hackney, J. van Ryzin, and P.E. Brubaker (eds.), Philadelphia, Am. Soc. for Testing and Materials (1985). 130. Lippmann, M. Development of particle size selective threshold limit values. Ann. Am,.Conf. Gov't'l. Indust. Hygienists 12: 27-34 (1985). 131. Lippmann, M. and Lioy, P.J. Critical issues in air pollution epidemiology. Environ. Health Perspect. 62: 243-258 (1985). 132. Spektor, D.M., Leikauf, G.D., Albert, R.E. and Lippmann, M. Effects of submicrometer sulfuric acid aerosols on mucociliary transport and respiratory mechanics in asymptomatic asthmatics. Environ. Res. 3Z: 174-191 (1985). 133. Lippmann, M. Airborne acidity: Estimates of exposure and human health effects. Environ. Health 1 Perspect. 63: 63-70 (1985), 134. Spektor, D.M., Hunt, P.R., Rosenthal, F. and Lippmann, M. Influence of airway and airspace sizes on particle deposition in excised donkey lungs. Exp. Lung Res. : 363-387 (1985). 135. Bock, N., Lippmann, M., Lioy, P.J., Munoz, A. and Speizer, F.E. The effects of ozone on the pulmonary function of children. Trans. Air Pollut. Control Assoc. TR-4: 297-308 (19851. 136. Lioy, P.J., Vollmuth, T.A. and Lippmann, M. Persistence of peak flow decrement in children following ozone exposures exceding the National Ambient Air Quality Standard. 1. Air Pollut. Control Assoc. 35: 1068-1071 (1985). 137. Phalen, R.F., Hinds, W.C., John, W., Lioy, P.J., Lippmann, M., McCawley, M.A., Raabe, O.G., Soderholm, S.C. and Stuart, B.O. Rationale and recommendations for particle size-selective sampling in the workplace. Appl, Indust. Hvg. 1:3-14 (1986). 138. Lippmann, M. Magnetopneumography as a tool for measuring lung burden of industrial aerosols, pp. 199-213. In: Health Hazards and Biological Effects of Welding Fumes and Gases. R.M. Stem, A. Berlin, A.C. Fletcher and J. Jarvisalo (eds.), Exerpta Medica ICS 676, Amsterdam, Elsevier (1986). 139. lioy, P.J. and Lippmann, M. Measurement of exposure to acidic sulfur aerosols, pp. 743-752. In: Aerosols. S.D. Lee, T. Schneider, L.D. Grant and P.J. Verkerk (eds), Lewis, Chelsea, MI (1986). 140. Lippmann, M. Respiratory tract deposition and clearance of aerosols, pp. 43-57. In: Aerosols, ibid. 141. Yu, C.P., Hu, J.P., Yen, B.M., Spektor, D.M. and Lippmann, M. Models for mucociliary particle clearance in lung airways, pp. 569-578. In: Aerosols, ibid. H&S152354 Page 10 of 16 107. Schlesinger, R.B., Concato, J. and Lippmann, M. Particle deposition during exhalation: A study in replicate casts of the human upper tracheobronchial tree. pp. 165-176. In: Aerosols in the Mining and Industrial Work Environments, ibid. 108. Cohen, B.S., Harley, N., Martinelli, C., Chang, A. and Lippmann, M. Sampling artifacts in the breathing zone. pp. 347-360. In: Aerosols in the Mining and Industrial Work Environments, ibid. 109. Yu, C.P., Hu, J.P., Leikauf, G., Spektor, D. and Lippmann, M. Mucociliary transport and particle clearance in the human tracheobronchial tree. pp. 177-184. In: Aerosols in the Mining and Industrial Work Environments, ibid. 110. Martinelli, C.A., Harley, N.H., Lippmann, M. and Cohen, B.S. Monitoring real-time aerosol distribution in the breathing zone. Amer. Ind. Hyg. Assoc. T. 44:280-285 (1983). 111. Lippmann, M. ACGIH: It's background, membership and activities. Ann. Am. Conf. Gov't'l. Indust. Hygienists 5: 5-11 (1983). 112. Lippmann, M. Size-selective health hazard sampling, pp. H-l - H-22. In: Air Sampling Instruments for Evaluation of Atmospheric Contaminants. P.J. Lioy and M.J. Lioy (eds.), Cincinnati, ACGIH (1983). 113. Bernstein, D.M., Drew, T.R. and Lippmann, M. Calibration of air sampling instruments, pp. K-l - K-37. In: Air Sampling Instruments, ibid. 114. Lippmann, M. Sampling aerosols by filtration, pp. P-1 - P-30. In: Air Sampling Instruments, ibid. 115. Swift, D.L. and Lippmann, M. Electrostatic and thermal precipitators, pp. R-l - R-15. In: Air Sampling Instruments, ibid. 116. Lippmann, M. 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Health effects of ambient SOx and NOx particulates. T. Clean Air Soc. Aust. N.Z.18:1324 (1984). 122. Lippmann, M. Measurement techniques: Ambient particulate matter. T. Clean Air Soc. Aust. Nf.Z. 18: 71-75 (1984). 123. Gurman, J.L., Lippmann, M. and Schlesinger, R.B. Particle deposition in replicate casts of the human upper tracheobronchial tree under constant and cyclic" inspiratory flow: I. Experimental. Aerosol SciTech. 3:245-252 (1984). 124. Gurman, J.L., Lioy, P.J., Lippmann, M. and Schlesinger, R.B. Particle deposition in replicate casts of the human upper tracheobronchial tree under constant and cyclic inspiratory flow. II, Empirical model. Aerosol Sci. Tech. 3: 253-257 (1984). R&S152355 Page 11 of 16 125. McCawley, M. and Lippmann, M. An aerosol dispersion test: Comparison of results from smokers and non-smokers, pp. 1007-1010. In: Aerosols: Science. Technology and Industrial Applications of Airborne Particles. B.Y.H. Liu, D.Y.H. Pui and H.J. Fissan (eds.). New York, Elsevier (1984). 126. Lippmann, M. Recent advances in respiratory tract particle deposition, pp. 75-103. In: Occupational and Industrial Hygiene: Concepts and Methods. (Hatch Symposium), Advances in Modem Environmental Toxicology. Vol. 8. N.A. Esmen and MA. Mehlman (eds.), Princeton Scientific (1984). 127. Lippmann, M. Gases and Vapors: Generation and Analysis, Chapter 2. pp. 23-56. In: Handbook of Experimental Pharmacology. Vol. 75: Toxicology of Inhaled Materials, H.P. Witschi and J.D. Brain (eds.), Springer-Verlag (1985). 128. Sussman, R.G., Gearhart, J.M. and Lippmann. M. A variable feed mechanism for fluidized bed asbestos generators. Am. Ind. Hvg. Assoc. T. 46:24-27 (1985). 129. Lippmann, M. Use of aerosols for measuring airway and air space sizes and tracheobronchial mucociliary clearance rates, pp. 60-72. In: Inhalation Toxicology of Air Pollution: Clinical Research Considerations. ASTM STP 872, R. Frank, J.J. O'Neil, M.J. Utell, J.D. Hackney, J. van Ryzin, and P.E. Brubaker (eds.), Philadelphia, Am. Soc. for Testing and Materials (1985). 130. Lippmann, M. Development of particle size selective threshold limit values. Ann. Am. Conf. Gov't'l. Indust. Hygienists 12:27-34119851. 131. Lippmann, M. and Lioy, P.J. Critical issues in air pollution epidemiology. Environ. Health Ferspect. 62: 243-258 (1985). 132. Spektor, D.M., Leikauf, G.D., Albert, R.E. and Lippmann, M. Effects of submicrometer sulfuric add aerosols on mucociliary transport and respiratory mechanics in asymptomatic asthmatics. Environ. Res. 3Z: 174-191 (1985). 133. Lippmann, M. Airborne acidity: Estimates of exposure and human health effects. Environ. Health Perspect, &: 63-70 (1985). 134. Spektor, D.M., Hunt, P.R., Rosenthal, F. and Lippmann, M. Influence of airway and airspace sizes on partide deposition in excised donkey lungs. Exp. Lung Res. 9:363-387 (1985). 135. Bock, N., Lippmann, M,, Lioy, P.J., Munoz, A. and Speizer, F.E. The effects of ozone on the pulmonary function of children. Trans. Air Pollut. Control Assoc. TR-4: 297-308 (19851. 136. Lioy, P.J., Vollmuth, TA. and Lippmann, M. Persistence of peak flow decrement in children following ozone exposures exceding the National Ambient Air Quality Standard. T. Air Pollut. Control Assoc. 35: 1068-1071 (1985). 137. Phalen, R.F., Hinds, W.C., John, W., Lioy, P.J., Lippmann, M., McCawley, M.A., Raabe, O.G., Soderholm, S.C. and Stuart, B.O. Rationale and recommendations for particle size-selective sampling in tire workplace. Appl. Indust. Hyg. 1:3-14 (1986). 138. Lippmann, M. Magnetopneumography as a tool for measuring lung burden of industrial aerosols, pp. 199-213. In: Health Hazards and Biological Effects of Welding Fumes and Gases. R.M. Stem, A. Berlin, A.C. Fletcher and J. Jarvisalo (eds.), Exerpta Medica ICS 676, Amsterdam, Elsevier (1986). 139. Lioy, P.J. and Lippmann, M. Measurement of exposure to acidic sulfur aerosols, pp. 743-752. In: Aerosols. S.D. Lee, T. Schneider, L.D. Grant and P.J. Verkerk (eds), Lewis, Chelsea, MI (1986). 140. Lippmann, M. Respiratory tract deposition and clearance of aerosols, pp. 43-57. In: Aerosols, ibid. 141. Yu, C.P., Hu, J.P., Yen, B.M., Spektor, D.M. and Lippmann, M. Models for mucociliary particle clearance in lung airways, pp. 569-578. In: Aerosols, ibid. R&S 152356 Page 12 of 16 142. Nelson, N., Altshuler, B., Palmes, E.D., Albert, R.E., Lippmann, M. and Schlesinger, R.B. Airborne particles, their use in the respiratory system to measure air flow, function, and clearance. Am. T. Ind. Med. 10: 7-25 (1986). 143. Lippmann, M. Role of science advisory groups in establishing standards for ambient air pollutants. Aerosol Sci, Tech. 6:93-114 (1987). 144. Lioy, P.J., Spektor, D.M., Thurston, G.D., Citak, K., Lippmann, M., Bock, N., Speizer, F.E. and Hayes, C. The design considerations for ozone and acid aerosol exposure and health investigations: The Fairview Lake summer camp-photochemical smog case study. Environ. Inti. 12:271-283 (1987). 145. Lippmann, M. Criteria and standards for occupational exposures to airborne chemicals, pp. 619-628. In: Clinics in Podiatric Medicine and Surgery - Occupational Medicine. R. Positano and T. DeLauro (eds.), Philadelphia, Saunders (July 1987). 146. Lippmann, M. Toxic chemical exposure and dose to target tissues, pp. 114-141. In: Toxic Chemicals. Health, and the Environment. L.B. Lave and A.C. Upton (eds.), Baltimore, Johns Hopkins Univ. Press (1987). 147. Lippmann, M., Gearhart, J.M. and Schlesinger, R.B. Basis for a particle size-selective TLV for sulfuric acid aerosols. Appl. Ind. Hvg. 2:188-199 (1987). 148. Lippmann, M. Feasibility of field studies of multipollutant interactions. Air Pollut. Control Assoc. APCA Preprint 87-79.3 (1987). 149. Lippmann, M., Nikiforov, A.I., Esch, J. and Spektor, D.M. Effects of airway branching patterns on particle deposition in the lungs. Ann. Occup. Hvg. 32(Suppl. 1): 23-32 (1988). 150. McCawley, M., Abrons, H. and Lippmann, M. Modelling an aerosol dispersion test for detecting early airway changes. Ann. Occup. Hvg. 32fSuppl. 1): 81-89 (1988). 151. Nikiforov, A.I., Lippmann, M. and Palmes, E.D. Validation of an in vivo aerosol probe technique by measurements of deposition and morphometry in excised human lungs. Ann. Occup. Hvg. 32fSnppl. 1): 33-39 (1988). 152. Miller, F.J., Martonen, T.B., Menache, M.G., Graham, R.C., Spektor, D.M. and Lippmann, M. Influence of breathing mode and activity level on the regional deposition of inhaled particles and implications for regulatory standards. Ann. Occup. Hvg. 32fSuppl. 1): 3-10 (1988). 153. Cohen, B.S., Harley, N.H., Schlesinger, R.B. and Lippmann, M. Nonuniform particle deposition on tracheobronchial airways: Implications for lung dosimetry. Ann. Occup. Hvg. 32fSuppl. 1): 1045-1053 (1988). 154. McCawley, M. and Lippmann, M. Development of an aerosol dispersion test to detect early changes in lung function. Amer. Ind. Hvg. Assoc. T. 49:357-366 (1988). 155. Spektor, D.M., Lippmann, M., Lioy, P.J., Thurston, G.D., Citak, K., James, D.J., Bock, N., Speizer, F.E. and Hayes, C. Effects of ambient ozone on respiratory function in active normal children. Am. Rev. Resp. Pis. 137: 313-320 (1988). 156. Lippmann, M. and Esch, J.L. Effect of lung airway branching pattern and gas composition on particle deposition. I. Background and literature review. Exp. Lung Res. 14:311-320 (1988). Esch, J.L., Spektor, D.M. and Lippmann, M. Effect of lung airway branching pattern and gas composition on particle deposition. II. Experimental studies in human and canine lungs. Exp. Lung Res. 14:321-348 (1988). 158. Lippmann, M. and Thurston, G.D. Exposure assessment-input into risk assessment. Arch. Environ. Health 43: 113-123 (1988). 7 R&S152357 159. Lippmann, M. Asbestos exposure indices. Environ. Res. 46:86-10611988). Page 13 of-16 160. Lippmann, M. Health significance of pulmonary function tests. T. Air Pollut. Control Assoc. 38: 881-887 (1988). 161. Spektor, D.M., Lippmann, M., Thurston, G.D., Lioy, P.J., Stecko, J., O'Connor, G., Garshick, E., Speizer, F.E. and Hayes, C. Effects of ambient ozone on respiratory function in healthy adults exercising outdoors. Am. Rev. Resp. Pis. 138:821-828 (1988). 162. Lippmann, M. Background on health effects of acid aerosols. Environ. Health Perspect. Z2`. 3-6 (1989). 163. Lippmann, M. Progress, prospects, and research needs on the health effects of acid aerosols. Environ. Health Perspect. 79: 203-05 (1989). 164. Spektor, D.M., Yen, B.M. and Lippmann, M. Effect of concentration and cumulative exposure of inhaled sulfuric acid on tracheobronchial particle clearance in healthy humans. Environ. Health Perspect. 79: 167-72 (1989). 165. Thurston, G.D., Ito, K., Lippmann, M. and Hayes, C. Re-examination of London mortality in relation to exposure to acidic aerosols during 1963-1972 winters. Environ. Health Perspect. 79:73-82 (1989). 166. Lippmann, M. Current knowledge of ozone health effects and emerging issues in relation to standards setting. In: Atmospheric Ozone Research and its Policy Implications. T. Schneider, S.D. Lee, G.JJL Wolters and L.D. Grant (eds.), Amsterdam, Elsevier, pp. 21-33 (1989). 167. Lippmann, M. The influence of responses in susceptible populations in establishing standards for ambient air pollutants. In: Susceptibility to Inhaled Pollutants. ASTM STP 1024, M.J. Utell and R. Frank (eds.), Philadelphia, Am. Soc. for Testing and Materials, pp. 6-20 (1989). 168. Lippmann, M. Effects of ozone on respiratory function and structure. Annu. Rev. Public Health 10:49-67 (1989). 169. Lippmann, M. Health effects of ozone: A critical review. TAPCA 39: 672-695 (1989). 170. Lippmann, M. Effective strategies for population studies of acute air pollution health effects. Environ. Health Perspect. 81: 115-119 (1989). 171. Lippmann; M. Calibration of air sampling instruments. In: Air Sampling Instruments. 7th Ed.. S.V. Hering (ed.), Cincinnati, Am. Conf. Governmental Industrial Hygienists, pp. 73-109 (1989). 172. Lippmann, M. Size-selective health hazard sampling: In: Air Sampling Instruments. 7th Ed., ibid, pp. 163-198. 173. Lippmann, M. Sampling aerosols by filtration. In: Air Sampling Instruments. 7th Ed., ibid, pp. 305336. 174. Waldman, J.D., Lioy, P.J., Thurston, G.D. and Lippmann, M. Spatial and temporal patterns in summertime sulfate aerosol acidity and neutralization within a metropolitan area. Atmos. Environ. 24B: 115-26 (1990). 175. Lippmann, M. Lead and human health: Background and recent findings. Environ. Res. 51:1-24 (1990). 176. Lippmann, M. Man-made mineral fibers (MMMF): Human exposures and health risk assessment Toxicol. Ind. Health 6: 225-246 (1990). SSf^cjlS'SH 177. Lippmann, M. and Timbrell, V. Particle loading in the human lung - Human experience and implications for exposure limits. 1. Aerosol Med. 3: S155-S168 n99fiV Page 12 of 16 142. Nelson, N., Altshuler, B., Palmes, E.D., Albert, R.E., Lippmann, M. and Schlesinger, R.B. Airborne particles, their use in the respiratory system to measure air flow, function, and clearance. Am. 1. Ind. Med. 10: 7-25 (1986). 143. Lippmann, M. Role of science advisory groups in establishing standards for ambient air pollutants. Aerosol Sci. Tech. 6: 93-114 (1987). 144. Lioy, P.J., Spektor, D.M., Thurston, G.D., Citak, K., Lippmann, M., Bock, N., Speizer, F.E. and Hayes, C- The design considerations for ozone and acid aerosol exposure and health investigations: The Fairview Lake summer camp-photochemical smog case study. Environ. Inti. 13:271-283 (1987). 145. Lippmann, M. Criteria and standards for occupational exposures to airborne chemicals, pp. 619-628. In: Clinics in Podiatric Medicine and Surgery - Occupational Medicine. R. Positano and T. DeLauro (eds.), Philadelphia, Saunders (July 1987). 146. Lippmann, M. Toxic chemical exposure and dose to target tissues, pp. 114-141. In: Toxic Chemicals. Health, and the Environment. L.B. Lave and A.C. Upton (eds.), Baltimore, Johns Hopkins Univ. Press (1987). 147. Lippmann, M., Gearhart, J.M. and Schlesinger, R.B. Basis for a particle size-selective TLV for sulfuric acid aerosols. Appl. Ind. Hvg. 2:188-199 (1987). 148. Lippmann, M. Feasibility of field studies of multipollutant interactions. Air Pollut. Control Assoc. APCA Preprint 87-793 (1987). 149. Lippmann, M., Nikiforov, A.I., Esch, J. and Spektor, D.M. Effects of airway branching patterns on particle deposition in the lungs. Ann. Occup. Hvg. 32(SuppI. 1): 23-32 (1988). 150. McCawley, M., Abrons, H. and Lippmann, M. Modelling an aerosol dispersion test for detecting early airway changes. Ann. Occup. Hvg. 22(Suppl. 1): 81-89 (1988). 151. Nikiforov, A.I., Lippmann, M. and Palmes, E.D. Validation of an in vivo aerosol probe technique by measurements of deposition and morphometry in excised human lungs. Ann. Occup. Hvg. 32fSuppl_ l): 33-39 (1988). 152. Miller, F.J., Martonen, T.B., Menache, M.G., Graham, R.C., Spektor, D.M. and Lippmann, M. Influence of breathing mode and activity level on the regional deposition of inhaled particles and implications for regulatory standards. Ann. Occup. Hvg. 32fSuppl. 1): 3-10 (1988). 153. Cohen, B.S., Harley, N.H., Schlesinger, R.B. and Lippmann, M. Nonuniform particle deposition on tracheobronchial airways: Implications for lung dosimetry. Ann. Occup. Hvg. 32(Suppl-1): 1045-1053 (1988). 154. McCawley, M. and Lippmann, M. Development of an aerosol dispersion test to detect early changes in lung function. Amer. Ind. Hvg. Assoc. T. 42:357-366 (1988). 155. Spektor, D.M., Lippmann, M., Lioy, P.J., Thurston, G.D., Citak, K., James, D.J., Bock, N., Speizer, FJE. and Hayes, C. Effects of ambient ozone on respiratory function in active normal children. Am. Rev. Resp. Pis. 137: 313-320 (1988). 156. Lippmann, M. and Esch, J.L. Effect of lung airway branching pattern and gas composition on particle deposition. I. Background and literature review. Exp. Lung Res. 14:311-320 (1988). 157. Esch, J.L., Spektor, D.M. and Lippmann, M. Effect of lung airway branching pattern and gas composition on particle deposition. II. Experimental studies in human and canine lungs. Exp. Lung Res. 14: 321-348 (1988). 158. Lippmann, M. and Thurston, G.D. Exposure assessment-input into risk assessment. Arch. Environ. Health 43: 113-123 (1988). r R&S152359 159. Lippmann,M. Asbestos exposure indices. Environ. Res. 46:86-106 (1988). Page 13 of-16 160. Lippmann, M. Health significance of pulmonary function tests. T. Air Pollut, Control Assoc, 881-887 (1988). 161. Spektor, D.M., Lippmann, M., Thurston, G.D., Lioy, P.J., Stecko, J., O'Connor, G., Garshick, E., Speizer, F.E. and Hayes, C. Effects of ambient ozone on respiratory function in healthy adults exercising outdoors. Am^Rev, Resp. Pis. 138:821-828 f19881. 162. Lippmann, M. Background on health effects of acid aerosols. Environ. Health Perspect. 79:3-6 (19891. 163. Lippmann, M. Progress, prospects, and research needs on the health effects of acid aerosols. Environ. Health Perspect. 79: 203-05 (1989). 164. Spektor, D.M., Yen, B.M. and Lippmann, M. Effect of concentration and cumulative exposure of inhaled sulfuric acid on tracheobronchial particle clearance in healthy humans. Environ. Health Perspect. 79: 167-72 (1989). 165. Thurston, G.D., Ito, K., Lippmann, M. and Hayes, C. Re-examination of London mortality in relation to exposure to acidic aerosols during 1963-1972 winters. Environ. Health Perspect. 79: 73-82 (1989). 166. Lippmann, M. Current knowledge of ozone health effects and emerging issues in relation to standards setting. In: Atmospheric Ozone Research and its Policy Implications. T. Schneider, S.D. Lee, G.JJL Wolters and L.D. Grant (eds.), Amsterdam, Elsevier, pp. 21-33 (1989). 167. Lippmann, M. The influence of responses in susceptible populations in establishing standards for ambient air pollutants. In: Susceptibility to Inhaled Pollutants. ASTM STP 1024, M.J. Utell and R. Frank (eds.), Philadelphia, Am. Soc. for Testing and Materials, pp. 6-20 (1989). 168. Lippmann, M. Effects of ozone on respiratory function and structure. Annu. Rev. Public Health 10:49-67 (1989). 169. Lippmann, M. Health effects of ozone: A critical review. TAPCA 39: 672-695 (1989). 170. Lippmann, M. Effective strategies for population studies of acute air pollution health effects. Environ. Health Perspect, SI: 115-119 (1989). 171. Lippmann7 M. Calibration of air sampling instruments. In: Air Sampling Instruments. 7th Ed.. S.V. Hering (ed.), Cincinnati, Am. Conf. Governmental Industrial Hygienists, pp. 73-109 (1989). 172. Lippmann, M. Size-selective health hazard sampling. In: Air Sampling Instruments.7th Ed., ibid, pp. 163-198. 173. Lippmann, M. Sampling aerosols by filtration. In: Air Sampling Instruments. 7th Ed., ibid, pp. 305336. 174. Waldman, J.D., Lioy, P.J., Thurston, G.D. and Lippmann, M. Spatial and temporal patterns in summertime sulfate aerosol acidity and neutralization within a metropolitan area. Atmos. Environ. 24& 115-26 (1990). 175. Lippmann, M. Lead and human health: Background and recent findings. Environ. Res. 51:1-24 (1990). 176. Lippmann, M. Man-made mineral fibers (MMMF): Human exposures and health risk assessment. Toxicol. Ind. Health 6: 225-246 (1990). 177. Lippmann, M. and Timbrell, V. Particle loading in the human lung - Human experience and implications for exposure limits. T. Aerosol Med. 3: S155-S168 (1990). . - * Page 14 of 16 178. Lippmann, M. Effects of fiber characteristics on lung deposition, retention and disease. Environ. Health Perspect. 88: 311-317 (1990). 179. Cohen, B.S., Sussman, R.G. and Lippmann, M. Ultrafine particle deposition in a human tracheobronchial cast Aerosol Sci. Tech. 13:1082-1091 (1990). 180. VanBree, L,, Lioy, P.J., Rombout, P.J.A. and Lippmann, M. A more stringent and longer-term standard for tropospheric ozone. Toxicol. Appl. Pharmacol. 103:377-382 (1990). 181. Lippmann, M. Ozone and its impact on public health. Forum for Applied Research and Public Policy 38-42 (1990). 182. Lippmann, M. Factors governing particle deposition in lung airways. In: Aerosols - Science. Industry. Health and Environment. S. Masuda and K. Takahashi (eds.), Oxford, Pergamon, pp. 103-108 (1990). 183. Lippmann, M. Assessing relevant exposures to airborne irritants. In: Exposure Assessment for Epidemiology and Hazard Control. S.M. Rappaport and TJ. Smith (eds.), Chelsea, MI, Lewis Publishers, Inc., pp. 77-95 (1991). 184. Sussman, R.G., Cohen, B.S. and Lippmann, M. Asbestos fiber deposition in a human tracheobronchial cast I. Experimental. Inhal. Toxicol. 145-160 (1991). 185. Sussman, R.G., Cohen, B.S. and Lippmann, M. Asbestos fiber deposition in a human tracheobronchial cast II. Empirical model. Inhal. Toxicol. 3:161*179 (1991). 186. Lippmann, M. Calibration. In: Patty's Industrial Hygiene and Toxicologv-4th Ed.; Vol. 1. Part A. G.D. Clayton and F.E. Clayton (eds.). New York, Wiley, pp. 461-530 (1991). 187. Lippmann, M. Research needs: Retrospective exposure assessment for occupational epidemiology. Appl. Occup. Environ. Hvg. : 550-552 (1991). 188. Spektor, D.M., Thurston, G.D., Mao, J., He, D., Hayes, C. and Lippmann, M. Effects of single and multi day ozone exposures on respiratory function in active normal children. Environ. Res. 55:107-122 (1991). 189. Lippmann, M. Donald E. Cummings Memorial Award Lecture. Industrial and environmental hygiene: Professional growth in a changing environment. Am. Indus. Hvg. Assoc. T. 52:341-348 (1991). 190. Spektor, D.M., Hofmeister, V.A., Artaxo, P., Brague, J.A.P., Echalar, F., Nogueira, D.P., Hayes, C., Thurston, G.D. and Lippmann, M. Effects of heavy industrial pollution on respiratory function in the children of Cubatao, Brazil. A preliminary report. Environ. Health Perspect. 94:51-54 (1991). 191. Lippmann, M. Morbidity associated with air pollution. In: The Handbook of Environmental Chemistry. Volume 4: Part C: Air Pollution. O. Hutzinger (ed.), Heidelberg, Springer, pp. 31-71 (1991). 192. Waldman, J.M., Liang, S.K., Lioy, P.J., Thurston, G.D. and Lippmann, M. Measurements of sulfate aerosol and its acidity in the SC>2 source region of Chestnut Ridge, PA. Atmos. Environ. 25A: 1327-1333 (1991). 193. Lippmann, M. Health effects of tropospheric ozone. Environ. Sci. Technol. 25(12): 1954-1962 (19911. 194. Lippmann, M. Introduction and background. In: Environmental Toxicants: Human Exposures and Their Health Effects. M. Lippmann (ed.), NY, New York, Van Nostrand Reinhold, pp. 1-29 (1992). 195. Lippmann, M. Asbestos and other mineral fibers. In: Environmental Toxicants, ibid, pp. 30-75. 196. Lippmann, M. Ozone. In: Environmental Toxicants, ibid, pp. 465-519. 197. Lippmann, M. Sulfur oxides - Acidic aerosols and SO2. In: Environmental Toxicants, ibid. pp. 543-574. R&S152361 Page 15 of* 16 198. Briant, J.K. and Lippmann, M. Particle transport through a hollow canine airway cast by high- _ frequency oscillatory ventilation. Exp. Lung Res. 18:385-407 (1992). 199. Fang, C.P., Cohen, B.S. and Lippmann, M. An aerosol tracer study of gas convective transport to 0.1 cm airways by high-frequency ventilation in a human lung airway cast. Exp. Lung Res. 18:615-632 (1992). 200. Bohning, D.E. and Lippmann, M. Particle deposition and pulmonary defense mechanisms. In: Environmental and Occupational Medicine. 2nd Ed.. W.N. Rom (ed.), Boston, Little, Brown & Co., pp. 171-82 (1992). 201. Lippmann, M. Ozone. In: Environmental and Occupational Medicine. 2nd Ed.. W.N. Rom fed.). Boston, Little, Brown & Co., pp. 489-501 (1992). 202. Lippmann, M. Health effects of atmospheric acidity. Chapter 9. In: Atmospheric Acidity: Sources. Consequences and Abatement. M. Radojevic and R.M. Harrison (eds.), London, Elsevier, pp. 305-340 (1992). 203. McClellan, R.O., Miller, F.J., Hesterberg, T.W., Warheit, D.B., Bunn, W.B., Dement, J.M., Kane, A.B., Lippmann, M., Mast, R.W., McConnell, E.E., and Reinhardt, C.F. Approaches to evaluating the toxicity and carcinogenicity of man-made fibers. Regulatory Toxicol. Pharmacol. 16:321-364 (1992). 204. Thurston, G.D., Ito, K., Kinney, P.L. and Lippmann, M. A multi-year study of air pollution and respiratory hospital admissions in three New York State metropolitan areas: Results for 1988 and 1989 summers. T. Exp. Anal. Environ. Epidemiol. 2:429-450 (1992). 205. Kinney, P.L., Hayes, C., Butler, R. and Lippmann, M. Pulmonary function of military academy freshmen from areas of high and low ozone levels: Preliminary results. Trans. Air & Waste Management Assoc. 2Q: 203-218 (1992). 206. Fang, C.P., Wilson, J.E., Spektor, D.M. and Lippmann, M. Effect of lung airway branching pattern and gas composition on particle deposition in bronchial airways. III. Experimental studies with radioactively tagged aerosol in human and canine lungs. Exp. Lung Res. 19:377-396 (1993). 207. Lippmann, M. Health effects of indoor air exposures. In: Advances in Controlled Clinical Inhalation Studies. D.V. Bates, H. Fabel and M.J. Utell (eds.), Berlin, Springer-Verlag, pp. 69-84 (1993). 208. Lippmann, M. Health effects of tropospheric ozone: Implications of recent research findings to ambient air quality-standards. T. Exp. Anal. Environ. Epidemiol. 3: 103-129 (1993). 209. Briant, J.K. and Lippmann, M. Aerosol bolus transport through a hollow airway cast by steady flow in different gases. Aerosol Sci. Tech. 19:27-39 (1993). 210. Lippmann, M. Use of human lung tissue for studies of structural changes associated with chronic ozone exposure: Opportunities and critical issues. Environ. Health Ferspect 101 (Suppl. 4): 209-212 (1993). 211. Lippmann, M. Biophysical factors affecting fiber toxicity. In: Fiber Toxicology. D. Warheit (ed.), Orlando, Academic Press, pp. 259-303 (1993). 212. Ito, K., Thurston, G.D. and Lippmann, M. Associations of London, England daily mortality with particulate matter, sulfur dioxide, and acidic aerosol pollution. Arch. Environ. Health 48: 213-220 (1993). 213. Lippmann, M. 1993 Herbert E. Stokinger Lecture: Environmental toxicology and exposure limits for ambient air. Appl. Occup. Environ. Hvg. 8: 847-858 (1993). 214. Cohen, B.S., Sussman, R.G., and Lippmann, M. Factors affecting distribution of airflow in a human tracheobronchial cast. Respir. Physiol. 93: 261-278 (1993). R&S152362 . Page 14 of 16 178. Lippmann, M. Effects of fiber characteristics on lung deposition, retention and disease. Environ. Health Perspect, 88: 311-317 (1990). 179. Cohen, B.S., Sussman, R.G. and Lippmann, M. Ultrafine particle deposition in a human tracheobronchial cast Aerosol Sci. Tech. 13:1082-1091 (1990). 180. VanBree, L., Lioy, P.J., Rombout, P.J.A. and lippmann, M. A more stringent and longer-term standard for tropospheric ozone. Toxicol. Appl. Pharmacol. 103:377-382 (1990). 181. Lippmann, M. Ozone and its impact on public health. Forum for Applied Research and Public Policy 5: 38-42 (1990). 182. Lippmann, M. Factors governing particle deposition in lung airways. In: Aerosols - Science. IndustryHealth and Environment. S. Masuda and K. Takahashi (eds.), Oxford, Pergamon, pp. 103-108 (1990). 183. Lippmann, M. Assessing relevant exposures to airborne irritants. In: Exposure Assessment for Epidemiology and Hazard Control. S.M. Rappaport and T.J. Smith (eds.), Chelsea, MI, Lewis Publishers, Inc., pp. 77-95 (1991). 184. Sussman, R.G., Cohen, B.S. and Lippmann, M. Asbestos fiber deposition in a human tracheobronchial cast. I. Experimental. Inhal. Toxicol. 3: 145-160 (19911. 185. Sussman, R.G., Cohen, B.S. and Lippmann, M. Asbestos fiber deposition in a human tracheobronchial cast II. Empirical model. Inhal. Toxicol. 3:161-179 (1991). 186. Lippmann, M. Calibration. In: Pattv`s Industrial Hygiene and Toxicology-4th Ed.. Vol. 1. Part A. G.D. Clayton and F.E. Clayton (eds.). New York, Wiley, pp. 461-530 (1991). 187. Lippmann, M. Research needs: Retrospective exposure assessment for occupational epidemiology. Appl. Occup, Environ. Hvg. 6:550-552 (1991). 188. Spektor, D.M., Thurston, G.D., Mao, J., He, D., Hayes, C. and Lippmann, M. Effects of single and multi day ozone exposures on respiratory function in active normal children. Environ. Res. 55:107-122 (1991). 189. Lippmann, M. Donald E. Cummings Memorial Award Lecture. Industrial and environmental hygiene: Professional growth in a changing environment. Am. Indus. Hvg. Assoc. T. 52:341-348 (1991). 190. Spektor, D.M., Hofmeister, V.A., Artaxo, P., Brague, J.A.P., Echalar, F., Nogueira, D.P., Hayes, C., Thurston, G.D. and Lippmann, M. Effects of heavy industrial pollution on respiratory function in the children of Cubatao, Brazil. A preliminary report. Environ. Health Perspect. 94:51-54 (1991). 191. Lippmann, M. Morbidity associated with air pollution. In: The Handbook of Environmental Chemistry. Volume 4: Part C: Air Pollution. O. Hutzinger (ed.), Heidelberg, Springer, pp. 31-71 (1991). 192. Waldman, J.M., Liang, S.'K., Lioy, P.J., Thurston, G.D. and Lippmann, M. Measurements of sulfate aerosol and its acidity in the SO2 source region of Chestnut Ridge, PA. Atmos. Environ. 25A: 1327-1333 (1991). 193. Lippmann, M. Health effects of tropospheric ozone. Environ. Sci. Technol. 25(121:1954-1962 (19911. 194. Lippmann, M. Introduction and background. In: Environmental Toxicants: Human Exposures and Their Health Effects. M. Lippmann (ed.), NY, New York, Van Nostrand Reinhold, pp. 1-29 (1992). 195. Lippmann, M- Asbestos and other mineral fibers. In: Environmental Toxicants, ibid, pp. 30-75. 196. Lippmann, M. Ozone. In: Environmental Toxicants, ibid, pp. 465-519. 197. Lippmann, M. Sulfur oxides - Acidic aerosols and S02- In: Environmental Toxicants, ibid, pp. 543-574. R&S152363 Page 15 of 16 198. Briant, J.K. and Lippmann, M. Particle transport through a hollow canine airway cast by high- frequency oscillatory ventilation. Exp. Lung Res. 18:385-407 (1992). 199. Fang, C.P., Cohen, B.S. and Lippmann, M. An aerosol tracer study of gas convective transport to 0.1 cm airways by high-frequency ventilation in a human lung airway cast Exp. Lung Res. 18:615-632 (1992). 200. Bohning, D.E. and Lippmann, M. Particle deposition and pulmonary defense mechanisms. In: Environmental and Occupational Medicine. 2nd Ed.. W.N. Rom (ed.), Boston, Little, Brown & Co., pp. 171-82 (1992). 201. Lippmann, M. Ozone. In: Environmental and Occupational Medicine. 2nd Ed.. W.N. Rom (ed.), Boston, Little, Brown & Co., pp. 489-501 (1992). 202. Lippmann, M. Health effects of atmospheric acidity. Chapter 9. In: Atmospheric Acidity: Sources. Consequences and Abatement. M. Radojevic and R.M. Harrison (eds.), London, Elsevier, pp. 305-340 (1992). 203. McClellan, R.O., Miller, F.J., Hesterberg, T.W., Warheit, D.B., Bunn, W.B., Dement, J.M., Kane, A.B., Lippmann, M., Mast, R.W., McConnell, E.E., and Reinhardt, C.F. Approaches to evaluating the toxicity and carcinogenicity of man-made fibers. Regulatory Toxicol. Pharmacol. 16:321-364 (1992). 204. Thurston, G.D., Ito, K., Kinney, P.L. and Lippmann, M. A multi-year study of air pollution and respiratory hospital admissions in three New York State metropolitan areas: Results for 1988 and 1989 summers. I. Exp. Anal. Environ. Epidemiol. 2:429-450 (19921. 205. Kinney, P.L., Hayes, C., Butler, R. and Lippmann, M. Pulmonary function of military academy freshmen from areas of high and low ozone levels: Preliminary results. Trans. Air & Waste Management Assoc. 2Q: 203-218 (1992). 206. Fang, C.P., Wilson, J.E., Spektor, D.M. and Lippmann, M. Effect of lung airway branching pattern and gas composition on particle deposition in bronchial airways. III. Experimental studies with radioactively tagged aerosol in human andcanine lungs. Exp. Lung Res. 19:377-396 (1993). 207. Lippmann, M. Health effects of indoor air exposures. In: Advances in Controlled Clinical Inhalation Studies. D.V. Bates, H. Fabel and M.J. Utell (eds.), Berlin, Springer-Verlag, pp. 69-84 (1993). 208. Lippmann, M. Health effects of tropospheric ozone: Implications of recent research findings to ambient air quality"standards. T. Exp. Anal. Environ. Epidemiol. 3:103-129 (1993). 209. Briant, J.K. and Lippmann, M. Aerosol bolus transport through a hollow airway cast by steady flow in different gases. Aerosol Sci. Tech. 19:27-39 (1993). 210. Lippmann, M. Use of human lung tissue for studies of structural changes associated with chronic ozone exposure: Opportunities and critical issues. Environ. Health Perspect. 101 fSuppl. 4k 209-212 (19931, 211. Lippmann, M. Biophysical factors affecting fiber toxicity. In: Fiber Toxicology. D. Warheit (ed.), Orlando, Academic Press, pp. 259-303 (1993). 212. Ito, K., Thurston, G.D. and Lippmann, M. Associations of London, England daily mortality with particulate matter, sulfur dioxide, and acidic aerosol pollution. Arch. Environ. Health 48: 213-220 (1993). 213. Lippmann, M. 1993 Herbert E. Stokinger Lecture: Environmental toxicology and exposure limits for ambient air. Appl. Occup. Environ. Hyg. 8: 847-858 (1993). 214. Cohen, B.S., Sussman, R.G., and Lippmann, M. Factors affecting distribution of airflow in a human tracheobronchial cast. Respir. Physiol. 93: 261-278 (1993). R&S152364 Page 16 of 16 215. Thurston, G.D., Gorczynski, Jr., J.E., Currie, J.H., He, D., Ito, K., Hipfner, J., Waldman, J., Lioy, P.J., and Lippmann, M. The nature and origins of acid aerosol pollution measured in metropolitan Toronto, Ontario. Environ. Res. 65: 254-270 (19941. 216. Thurston, G.D., Ito, K., Hayes, C.G., Bates, D.V., and Lippmann, M. Respiratory hospital admissions and summertime haze air pollution in Toronto, Ontario: Consideration of the role of add aerosols. Environ. Res. 65: 271-290 (1994). 217. lippmann, M. Particle deposition and accumulation in human lungs. In: Toxic and Carcinogenic Effects of Solid Particles in the Respiratory Tract. D.L. Dungworth, J.L. Mauderly and G. Oberdorster (eds.), Washington, ILSI Press, pp. 291-306 (1994). 218. Friedlander, S.K. and Lippmann, M. Revising the particulate ambient air quality standard. Environ. Sci, Tech. 28(31: 148A-150A (Mar. 1994). 219. Lippmann, M., Briant, J.K. and Fang, C.P. The influence of axial core flow on particle penetration in lung airways. Ann. Occup. Hvg. (in press). 220. Lippmann, M. and Ito, K. Separating the effects of temperature and season on daily mortality from those of air pollution in London: 1965-1972. Inhal. Toxicol. 7: - fl9951. 221. Lippmann, M. Exposure data needs in risk assessment and risk management: Database information needs. Appl. Occup. Environ. Hvg. fin pressl. 222. Scheuch, G., Stahlhofen, W., Fang, CP. and Lippmann, M. Dispersion of aerosol partides in an airway cast Exp. Lung Res, (in press!. 223. Lippmann, M. Nature of exposure to chrysotile. Ann. Occup. Hvg. 38: - (1994) (in press). 224. Lippmann, M. Letter to .Editor - Workshop on the health risks associated with chrysotile asbestos. Ann. Occup. Hvg. 38: (1994) (in press). 225. Lippmann, M. Deposition and retention of fibres: Effects on incidence of lung cancer and mesothelioma. Occup. Environ. Med, (in press). 226. Lippmann, M. Implications of using alternative methods of assessing exposures to acidic aerosols. Risk Anal, (in press). 227. Lippmann, M. Implications of using alternative methods of assessing exposures to mineral fibers. Risk Anal, (in press). 228. Lippmann, M. Exposure assessment strategies for crystalline silica health effects. Appl. Occup. Environ. Hvg. (submitted). 229. Lippmann, M. Exposure: Session summary and future directions (International Conference on Crystalline Silica Health Effects). Appl. Occup. Environ. Hvg. (submitted). 230. Kinney, P.L., Butler, R.P., and Lippmann, M. A seasonal decline in respiratory function among young adults working outdoors. Am. T. Respir. Crit. Care Med, (submitted). R&S152365 ? rr rrincipai mvKSiiyaior/riogrdin director (Last, nrsi. imaamj. BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH Give the following information for the key personnel and consultants and collaborators. Begin with the principal investigator/program director. Photocopy this page for each person. NAME George Friedman-Jimenez POSITION TITLE Research Assistant Professor EDUCATION (Begin with baccalaureate or other initial professional education, such as nursing, and include postdoctoral training.) INSTITUTION AND LOCATION Essex County College, Newark, NJ Rutgers University, Newark, NJ New York University, New yir-rk, H' Albert Einstein College of Med, brei-ac, ft" Columbia School of Public Hlth, NY, NY DEGREE BA Candidate YEAR CONFERRED 1972-74 1976 1976-78 1982 1987- FIELD OF STUDY Biology Physics Physics Medicine Epidemiology RESEARCH AND PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE: Concluding with present position, list, in chronological order, previous employment, experience, and honors. Key personnel include the principal investigator and any other individuals who participate in the scientific development or execution of the project Key personnel typically will include all individuals with doctoral or other professional degrees, but in some projects will include individuals at the masters or baccalaureate level provided they contribute in a substantive way to the scientific development or execution of the project. Include present membership on any Federal Government public advisory committee. List, in chronological order, the titles, all authors, and complete references to all publications during the past three years and to representative earlier publications pertinent to this application. DO NOT EXCEED TWO PAGES. 1982-84 Intern and Resident Primary Care Int. Med. Cambridge City Hospital, Harvard Medical School, Cambridge, MA. 1984-85 Resident, Internal Med. Montefiore Hospital, Albert Einstein College of Medicine, Bronx, NY. 1985-87 Resident, Occupational Mt. Sinai Medical Center, Mt. Sinai and Environmental Med. School of Medicine, New York, NY. 1987-90 Postdoctoral Fellow, Cancer Epidemiology Columbia University, School of Public Health NY, NY. 1990-91 Director Occupational Health Clinical Program, NYC Health & Hospitals Corp, NY, NY. 1991- Director, Attending Physician HHC/Bellevue Occupational & Environmental Medicine Clinic, NY. NY 1991- Research Assistant Professor Department of Environmental Medicine, New York University School of Medicine, NY, NY Diplomate, American Board Internal Medicine, 1985 Diplomate, American Board Preventive Medicine (Occupational) 1990 HONORS AND AWARDS: Summa cum Laude; Phi Beta Kappa; Teaching Fellowship in Physics, NYU graduate School of Arts and Science; Medical student Fellowship in International Health, NCI Postdoctoral Fellowship in Cancer Epidemiology (Training Grant # 5T32-CA09529) EDITORIAL ACTIVITIES: Reviewer, Journal of Occupational Medicine Reviewer, American Journal of Industrial Medicine Reviewer, American Journal of Public Health PHS 398 (Rev. 9/91) (Form Page 6) Page_____ Number pages consecutively at the bottom throughout the application. Do nor use suffixes such as 3a. 3b. pp \ P&S152366 Page 16 of 16 215. Thurston, G.D., Gorczynski, Jr., J.E., Currie, J.H., He, D., Ito, K., Hipfner, J., Waldman, J., Lioy, P.J., and Lippmann, M. The nature and origins of acid aerosol pollution measured in metropolitan Toronto, Ontario. Environ. Res. 65: 254-270 (19941. 216. Thurston, G.D., Ito, K., Hayes, C.G., Bates, D.V., and Lippmann, M. Respiratory hospital admissions and summertime haze air pollution in Toronto, Ontario: Consideration of the role of acid aerosols. Environ. Res. 65: 271-290 (1994). 217. Lippmann, M. Particle deposition and accumulation in human lungs. In: Toxic and Carcinogenic Effects of Solid Particles in the Respiratory Tract. D.L. Dungworth, J.L. Mauderly and G. Oberdorster (eds.), Washington, ILSI Press, pp. 291-306 (1994). 218. Friedlander, S.K. and Lippmann, M. Revising the particulate ambient air quality standard. Environ. Sci. Tech. ?8f3k 148A-150A (Mar. 1994). 219. Lippmann, M., Briant, J.K. and Fang, C.P. The influence of axial core flow on particle penetration in lung airways. Ann. Occup. Hvg. fin press). 220. Lippmann, M. and Ito, K. Separating the effects of temperature and season on daily mortality from those of air pollution in London: 1965-1972. Inhal. Toxicol. Z-__-__(1995). 221. Lippmann, M. Exposure data needs in risk assessment and risk management: Database information needs. Appl. Occup. Environ. Hyg. (in press). 222. Scheuch, G., Stahlhofen, W., Fang, CP. and Lippmann, M. Dispersion of aerosol particles in an airway cast Exp. Lung Res, (in press). 223. Lippmann, M. Nature of exposure to chrysotile. Ann. Occup. Hyg. 38: - (1994) (in press). 224. Lippmann, M. Letter to .Editor - Workshop on the health risks associated with chrysotile asbestos. Ann. Occup. Hyg. 38: (1994) (in press). 225. Lippmann, M. Deposition and retention of fibres: Effects on incidence of lung cancer and mesothelioma. Occup. Environ. Med, (in press). 226. Lippmann, M. Implications of using alternative methods of assessing exposures to acidic aerosols. Risk Anal, (in press). 227. Lippmann, M. Implications of using alternative methods of assessing exposures to mineral fibers. Risk Anal, (in press). 228. Lippmann, M. Exposure assessment strategies for crystalline silica health effects. Appl. Occup. Environ. Hyg. (submitted). 229. Lippmann, M. Exposure: Session summary and future directions (International Conference on Crystalline Silica Health Effects). Appl. Occup. Environ. Hvg. (submitted). 230. Kinney, P.L., Butler, R.P., and Lippmann, M. A seasonal decline in respiratory function among young adults working outdoors. Am. T. Respir. Crit. Care Med, (submitted). 13 CO crcono -4<y>