At ExposureScience.Org, we host research projects in the field of exposure science, providing a forum for scientists and researchers to collaborate and exchange ideas. We also provide public access to a variety of scholarly materials and information resources that are related to the different projects that we host. Visitors to the site can download published articles, reports, software, and data related to a given set of research work. We also maintain private areas of the site where research discussions and posts can be made prior to any formal publication.

If you have not been able to access the Exposure Science website because you have forgotten your password. There is an easy way to set a new one!

Simply go to the following URL and enter your email address:

http://exposurescience.org/user/password

After clicking on "Email new password", an email will be sent to you that tells you how to gain access to your account and make a new password.

If you are still having problems, please send me an email.

You can use the contact form: http://exposurescience.org/contact

Welcome to the new look of ExposureScience.Org!

We have redesigned and expanded the website, making it more dynamic and much easier for visitors to locate materials of interest. All the website posts are now cross-referenced by their association with individual projects, the type of material in a given posting (document, data set, software, etc.), and key words for each posting, reflecting its technical area. By clicking on a "tag" link located under the title of each post, you will see a listing of all postings belonging to a given category. At any time, you can click on the View All Tags link in the left-hand navigation sidebar to see a "tag cloud" of all the existing categories currently defined on the website.

The website is organized to allow direct access to the elements of specific research projects. Elements include documents, presentations, data sets, software, etc. By clicking on the links along the top of the page, users can see comprehensive lists of each type of material, regardless of the project it is associated with. Alternatively, if a user is interested in materials related to a given topic area or project, they can click on the link for "Matrix of Research Projects" in the navigation panel on the left. This link provides a tabular summary of all the projects and quick access to its related materials.

If you are a researcher, we welcome your contributions in the form of open-access research papers, reports, data, software, presentations, etc. If you are a student or member of the public, we welcome your help in improving the website's content and organization. Please post a comment in the forums or send us an email message.

This website aims to provide comprehensive open-access information for specific projects in several important research areas of exposure science. We seek to attract contributions from many investigators in diverse areas of research.

We feel that it is vital for other researchers, students, and the public to have complete and unfettered access to research results, methods, and tools. We feel that open access to research will promote the advancement of science in general, and the study of human exposure in particular.

The field of exposure science is indeed very large and diverse. We do not expect to host projects in all areas, but in the future we hope that the website will offer a reasonably complete cross-section of topics. We can succeed with your help!

We have gathered some answers to frequently asked questions about the ExposureScience.Org website.

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Anyone can join ExposureScience.Org and become involved in an online community of researchers.

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Serving Researchers and the General Public

For researchers, ExposureScience.Org offers a chance to communicate and collaborate with other scientists and to showcase past work, making it available for others who may not otherwise be able to find it or access it. Whether you perform research or not, you can contribute to the website by posting useful exposure-related information and forum topics.

Private Collaborative Groups

We maintain different private sections of the website where members can post materials for special interest groups (for example, tobacco smoke monitoring or software used in human exposure analysis). When registering, you can request to join different groups, such as the "Project Contributors Group" to contribute research materials. You can also request to join the "Researchers Group" or another group involved with an area of research that interests you.

Please send an email to Dr. Klepeis using the contact form if you have any questions about contributing or joining/starting a specific research group.