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New Published Articles
Howard, G., Abbot, K, Buston, J., Gill, J., Goddard, S.,
and Howard, D. (2025). Comprehensive study of the gas volume and
composition generated by 5 Ah Nickel Manganese Cobalt Oxide (NMC)
Li-Ion pouch cells through different failure mechanisms at varying
states of charge. Batteries 11(5), 197
Howard, G., Buston, J., Gill, J., Goddard, S., Mellor,
J. and Reeve, P. (2025) The effects of cell chemistry, state of charge, and
abuse method on gas generation in li-ion cell failure.
Batteries 11(9) 320
Leese, E., Verdonck, J., Porras, S., Airaksinen, J.,
Duca, R., Galea, K., Godderis, L., Janasik, B., Mahiout, S.,
Martins, C., Martinsone, I., Scheepers, P., Silva, M., Viegas, S.,
Santonen, T. and The HBM4EU E-Waste Study Team
(2025) HBM4EU E-Waste study - occupational exposure
assessment to chromium, cadmium, mercury and lead during e-waste
recycling. Environmental Research 283, 121892.
Marczylo, E., Macchiarulo, S., Isaac, J., Brookes, J.,
Carruthers, D., Finnie, T., Patel, K., Crook, B. and Douglas,
P. (2025). The urban mycobiome of transport environments:
Characterising the fungal composition of passive dust samples
collected in railway stations in England. Science of
the Total Environment. 996, 180086.
Zare Jeddi, M. et al including Jones, K.
(2025) Guidance on minimum information requirements (mir)
from designing to reporting human biomonitoring (HBM)
Environment International, 202, 109601
Advance Publications
Baguley, D., Evans, G., Bard, D., Monks, P. and Cordell,
R. (2025) Review of volatile organic compound (voc) emissions
from desktop 3D printers, and associated health implications.
Journal of Exposure Science and Environmental
Epidemiology.
Beswick, A, Evans, G., Crook, B., Gosling, B., Bailey,
C., Rosa, I., Senior, H., Brookes, J., Butler, O., Johnson, P.,
Barker, P., Bergin, S., Schilling, L. and Small, T. (2025)
Process
safety at anaerobic digestion sites and its workplace impact: A
rapid review. Process Safety Progress
Franken, R. et al including Staff J and Davies
L (2025) European harmonization of asbestos exposure
assessment: Comparing pcm, sem, and tem to derive conversion
factors Annals of Work Exposures and Health
Liddle M, Nicholls G, Leigh D, Kinder J, Curran A and
Zand M, (2024) Work-related slip, trip and fall injuries reported
by National Health Service staff in Great Britain:
how many are due to slipping? Injury
Prevention
Wiggans, R., Sumner, J., Robinson, E., Young, C.,
Simpson, A., Yates, T., Fishwick, D. and Barber, C. (2025)
Atopy, asthma
symptoms, and eosinophilic airway inflammation in british
woodworkers. medRxiv
Recently Published Reports
Health and Safety Executive HSE Annual Science Review 2025
Pitts, P. (2025) Noise
control in woodworking: Review and illustration of control
methods (RR1223), HSE
Saunders, J., Ellis, R., Smith, D. and Beattie,
H. (2025) The selection, use,
and maintenance of recirculating local exhaust ventilation: A
review. (RR1224) HSE
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