Ten questions concerning the implications of carpet on indoor chemistry and microbiology
Sarah R. Haines(The Ohio State University), Karen C. Dannemiller(The Ohio State University), Thomas A. Bruton(Public Policy Institute of California), Christina Uebel-Niemeier(University of Cincinnati), Marcia Nishioka(The Ohio State University), Troy Virgo, Glenn Morrison(University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill), Samuel J. Cochran(The Ohio State University), Jordan Zambrana(Environmental Protection Agency), Tiina Reponen(University of Cincinnati Medical Center), John A. Downey, Rachael E. Rush(West Virginia University), Tianren Wu(Chengdu University of Traditional Chinese Medicine), Nicole Renninger(The Ohio State University), Celine Alkhayri(The Ohio State University), Andrea R. Ferro(Clarkson University), Brandon E. Boor(Purdue University West Lafayette), Jennie Cox(University of Cincinnati), David E. Jacobs(National Center for Healthy Housing), Andrew A. May(The Ohio State University), E. S. Horner, Rachel I. Adams(University of California System), Matthew S. Perzanowski(Columbia University), Nicholas Nastasi(Ohio Department of Health), Allie Donohue(The Ohio State University), Yilin Tian(University of California, Berkeley), Pawel K. Misztal(University of California, Berkeley), Paul Lemieux(Environmental Protection Agency), Ashleigh Bope(The Ohio State University), Elliott T. Gall(Portland State University), Bridget Hegarty(University of Michigan), Brett J. Green(National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health), David J. Wilkinson(National Center for Healthy Housing)
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