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2020-02-05Why Do Intrauterine Exposure to Air Pollution and Cigarette Smoke Increase the Risk of Asthma?Wang, B; Chen, H; Chan, YL; Wang, G; Oliver, BG
2018-11-15Using multi-model ensembles of CMIP5 global climate models to reproduce observed monthly rainfall and temperature with machine learning methods in AustraliaWang, B; Zheng, L; Liu, DL; Ji, F; Clark, A; Yu, Q
2017-10-01Modelling wheat yield change under CO<inf>2</inf> increase, heat and water stress in relation to plant available water capacity in eastern AustraliaWang, B; Liu, DL; Asseng, S; Macadam, I; Yu, Q
2019-07-01Machine learning-based integration of remotely-sensed drought factors can improve the estimation of agricultural drought in South-Eastern AustraliaFeng, P; Wang, B; Liu, DL; Yu, Q
2019-09-01Pulmonary inflammation induced by low-dose particulate matter exposure in miceChan, YL; Wang, B; Chen, H; Ho, KF; Cao, J; Hai, G; Jalaludin, B; Herbert, C; Thomas, PS; Saad, S; Oliver, BGG
2020-01Offspring sex affects the susceptibility to maternal smoking-induced lung inflammation and the effect of maternal antioxidant supplementation in mice.Wang, B; Chan, YL; Zhou, S; Saad, S; Chen, H; Oliver, BG
2020-09Is there an association between the level of ambient air pollution and COVID-19?Wang, B; Chen, H; Chan, YL; Oliver, BG
2020-11Sources of uncertainty for wheat yield projections under future climate are site-specificWang, B; Feng, P; Liu, DL; O’Leary, GJ; Macadam, I; Waters, C; Asseng, S; Cowie, A; Jiang, T; Xiao, D; Ruan, H; He, J; Yu, Q
2020-09E-cigarettes damage the liver and alter nutrient metabolism in pregnant mice and their offspring.Li, G; Chan, YL; Wang, B; Saad, S; George, J; Oliver, BG; Chen, H
2021-06Differential inflammatory and toxic effects in-vitro of wood smoke and traffic-related particulate matter from Sydney, Australia.Wang, B; Chen, H; Xenaki, D; Liao, J; Cowie, C; Oliver, BG
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