Publications by authors named "Martin Roff"

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Immediate screening of lead exposure in the workplace using portable X-ray fluorescence.
Jean-Philippe Gorce, Martin Roff

J Occup Environ Hyg· October 2016

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Occupational dermal exposure to nanoparticles and nano-enabled products: Part 2, exploration of exposure processes and methods of assessment.
Derk H Brouwer, Suzanne Spaan, Martin Roff, Anne Sleeuwenhoek, Ilse Tuinman

Int J Hyg Environ Health· August 2016

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Hand Self-Wiping Protocol for the Investigation of Lead Exposure in the Workplace.
Jean-Philippe Gorce, Martin Roff

J Occup Environ Hyg· April 2016

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The Short-term Protective Effects of 'Non-PPE' Gloves Used by Greenhouse Workers.
Martin Roff

Ann Occup Hyg· October 2015

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Variability of task-based dermal exposure measurements from a variety of workplaces.
Hans Kromhout, Wouter Fransman, Roel Vermeulen, Martin Roff, Joop J van Hemmen

Ann Occup Hyg· April 2004

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Dermal exposure to electroplating fluids and metalworking fluids in the UK.
Martin Roff, David A Bagon, Helen Chambers, E Martin Dilworth, Nicholas Warren

Ann Occup Hyg· April 2004

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Dermal exposure to dry powder spray paints using PXRF and the method of Dirichlet tesselations.
Martin Roff, David A Bagon, Helen Chambers, E Martin Dilworth, Nicholas Warren

Ann Occup Hyg· April 2004

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Job categories and their effect on exposure to fungal alpha-amylase and inhalable dust in the U.K. baking industry.
Joanne Elms, Paul Beckett, Peter Griffin, Paul Evans, Craig Sams, Martin Roff

AIHA J (Fairfax, Va)· November 2003

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