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Sanchez-Paredes, C., Burgess, M., Fryer, M., Pereira, M.G. and Arnold, K. (2025) Predictive framework for estimating the risks to raptors from ecologically relevant exposure to second generation anticoagulant rodenticidesScience of The Total Environment 992, 179903

 

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

Zare Jeddi, M. et al including Jones, K. (2025) Guidance on minimum information requirements (mir) from designing to reporting human biomonitoring (HBM) Environment International

 

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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The Thomas Ashton Insitute (TAI) draws on the combined knowledge and experience of the Health and Safety Executive and University of Manchester, to deliver research, learning and regulatory insights to enable a better working world. The research themes: digitalisation and complexity; leadership, work and wellbeing; reliability and resilience; safer infrastructures; social change and inequalities, and work and health. Visit the website to learn more about these themes and related publications.

 


 

 

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