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  1. The Capability of the Genesis Air 2002B.mil to Remove and Neutralize High Concentrations of Airborne Biological Contaminants Amy K. Swinford, DVM MS,Dipl. ACVM
  2. Photocatalysis: Considerations for IAQ-Sensitive Engineering Designs Engineered Systems Magazine March 25, 2006 David J Branson P.E.
  3. Photocatalysis: Raising the Stakes for IAQ David J Branson P.E.
  4. On the qualities of the air as affected by radiant energies (photocatalytic ionization processes for remediation of indoor environments)1 Stacy L Daniels
  5. IEQ EPA Green Chemistry Challenge Awards Program Nomination 2008 122808X
  6. Federal Interagency Committee on Indoor Air Quality (CIAQ) EPA/CIAQ
  7. Reduction of Indoor Airborne Mold Spores in a Hospital Facility by the Genesis Air Photocatalysis Amy K Swinford,DVM MS, Dipl. ACVM
  8. An Application of Genesis Air GAP PCO Technologies for Antiterrorism Force Protection David J Branson, PE
  9. Formaldehyde Test Report: Genesis Air Populated Catalyst Panel RTI Report Number: A03230901
  10. Office VOC Mixture Test Report: Genesis Air Populated Catalyst Panel RTI Report Number: A03230902
  11. Performance Assessment of the Exploration Water Recovery System
    D. Layne Carter, David Tabb, and Jay Perry National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA)
  12. Photocatalytic reactors: design for effective air purification
    Michael Birnie1, Saffa Riffat2, and Mark Gillott2 1 INREB Faraday Associate, School of the Built Environment, Nottingham University, Nottingham, United Kingdom 2 School of the Built Environment, Nottingham University, Nottingham, United Kingdom
  13. Development of Assessment Protocols For Security Measures - A Scoping Study October Final Report NCEMBT-091027 October 2009, William Bahnfleth, James Freihaut, Justin Bem, The Pennsylvania State University, T. Agami Reddy, Steven Snyder, Drexel University
    Davor Novosel, National Center for Energy Management and Building Technologies, Prepared For: U.S. Department of Energy
    William Haslebacher, Project Officer / Manager