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Kate Cole

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Powder and particle technologyEconomic models and forecastingNoise and wave pollution processes and measurement

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|Mar 31, 2026

Analysis of the practical effectiveness of respiratory protection programs in preventing over-exposure to respirable crystalline silica in tunnel construction.

Kate Cole, Jane L Whitelaw, Tim Driscoll

|Aug 27, 2025

Response to Kromhout and Peters Letter, "On estimating future burdens".

Kate Cole, Renee N Carey, Tim Driscoll

|Apr 08, 2025

The future burden of silicosis and lung cancer among tunnel construction workers in Queensland.

Kate Cole, Renee N Carey, Tim Driscoll

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