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D-Index
56
Citations
12478
World Ranking
3619
National Ranking
1381

Overview

Klaus Willeke is affiliated with the University of Cincinnati in the United States. Their academic profile does not currently include specific recent papers, frequent co-authors, or detailed publication venues, which limits direct insights into their recent research output or collaborative networks.

No listed information regarding book publications is available, so it is not possible to summarize contributions in this area. Likewise, there are no detailed records of main fields or subfields of study, which prevents outlining the precise scientific disciplines in which they specialize.

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Based on available information, Klaus Willeke maintains an active status in their career, with no indications to the contrary.

Best Publications

  • Aerosol measurement : principles, techniques, and applications

    Klaus Willeke;Paul A. Baron

  • Fungal Fragments as Indoor Air Biocontaminants

    Rafał L. Górny;Tiina Reponen;Klaus Willeke;Detlef Schmechel

  • Aerosol measurement : principles, techniques, and applications

    Paul A Baron;Klaus Willeke

  • Performance of N95 Respirators: Filtration Efficiency for Airborne Microbial and Inert Particles

    Yinge Qian;Klaus Willeke;Sergey A. Grinshpun;Jean Donnelly

  • Improved Aerosol Collection by Combined Impaction and Centrifugal Motion

    Klaus willeke;Xuejun Lin;Sergey A. Grinshpun

  • Effect of impact stress on microbial recovery on an agar surface.

    S L Stewart;S A Grinshpun;K Willeke;S Terzieva

  • Atmospheric Aerosols: Size Distribution Interpretation

    Klaus willeke;Kenneth T.whitby

  • Comparison of methods for detection and enumeration of airborne microorganisms collected by liquid impingement.

    S Terzieva;J Donnelly;V Ulevicius;S A Grinshpun

  • Effect of sampling time and air humidity on the bioefficiency of filter samplers for bioaerosol collection

    Zheng Wang;Tiina Reponen;Sergey A. Grinshpun;Rafał L. Górny

  • Effect of relative humidity on the aerodynamic diameter and respiratory deposition of fungal spores

    Tiina Reponen;Klaus Willeke;Vidmantas Ulevicius;Auvo Reponen

  • Aerosol penetration and leakae characteristics of masks used in the health care industry

    Angela Weber;Klaus Willeke;Ron Marchloni;Toshihiko Myojo

  • Performance of bioaerosol samplers: collection characteristics and sampler design considerations

    Aino Nevalainen;Jozef Pastuszka;Frank Liebhaber;Klaus Willeke

  • Survival of Airborne Microorganisms During Swirling Aerosol Collection

    Xuejun Lin;Tiina Reponen;Klaus Willeke;Zheng Wang

  • Evaluation of ionic air purifiers for reducing aerosol exposure in confined indoor spaces

    Sergey A. Grinshpun;G. Mainelis;M. Trunov;Atin Adhikari

  • IMPACTOR DESIGN

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  • Effect of Impaction, Bounce and Reaerosolization on the Collection Efficiency of Impingers

    Sergey A. Grinshpun;Klaus Willeke;Vidmantas Ulevicius;Arvydas Juozaitis

  • Effect of Sampling Time on the Collection Efficiency of All-Glass Impingers

    Xuejun Lin;Klaus Willeke;Vidmantas Ulevicius;Sergey A. Grinshpun

  • Impaction onto a Glass Slide or Agar versus Impingement into a Liquid for the Collection and Recovery of Airborne Microorganisms.

    Arvydas Juozaitis;Klaus Willeke;Sergey A. Grinshpun;Jean Donnelly

  • Long-term sampling of airborne bacteria and fungi into a non- evaporating liquid

    Xuejun Lin;Tiina A. Reponen;Klaus Willeke;Sergey A. Grinshpun

  • Aerosol penetration through surgical masks.

    Chih-Chieh Chen;Klaus Willeke

  • Source strength of fungal spore aerosolization from moldy building material

    Rafał L. Górny;Tiina Reponen;Sergey A. Grinshpun;Klaus Willeke

Frequent Co-Authors

Sergey A. Grinshpun
Sergey A. Grinshpun University of Cincinnati
Tiina Reponen
Tiina Reponen University of Cincinnati
Atin Adhikari
Atin Adhikari Georgia Southern University
Aino Nevalainen
Aino Nevalainen Finnish Institute for Health and Welfare
Pratim Biswas
Pratim Biswas University of Miami
George D. Leikauf
George D. Leikauf University of Pittsburgh
Joseph A. Caruso
Joseph A. Caruso Wayne State University
Bruce J. Aronow
Bruce J. Aronow Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center
David Y.H. Pui
David Y.H. Pui University of Minnesota

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