3D printed respiratory tract enables studies of airborne disease dispersal

The experimental model will help provide a baseline for numerical studies, enable better mask design and improve guidelines for social distancing.

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Scilight
Published
2024-12-06
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https://doi.org/10.1063/10.0034662
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Infection Control and Ventilation
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3D printed respiratory tract enables studies of airborne disease dispersal

Mara Johnson-Groh
Scilight
Infection Control and Ventilation
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3D printed respiratory tract enables studies of airborne disease dispersal

Mara Johnson-Groh
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Abstract

The experimental model will help provide a baseline for numerical studies, enable better mask design and improve guidelines for social distancing.

ScilightVol. 2024(49)
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