P I – 3–10 Seasonal contrasts of indoor exposure to pm2.5 in peri-urban and urban beijing
Hanbin Zhang(King's College London), Benjamin Barratt(King's College London), Yiqun Han(Mayo Clinic), Anika Krause(University of Cambridge), Bingling Zhou(King's College London), Yunfei Fan(Capital Medical University), Lia Chatzidiakou(University College London), Yutong Cai(NIHR Leicester Biomedical Research Centre), Queenie Chan(University of Ioannina), Tong Zhu(Institute for Nuclear Research), Li Yan(King's College London), Yongkai Hu(Peking University), R. L. Jones(University of Cambridge), Yangfeng Wu(Peking University), Frank J. Kelly(Natural Environment Research Council)
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