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Appendix B: Study Methods
Pages 277-282

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... Meetings and Information Gathering The committee deliberated from approximately February 2016 to May 2017. To respond to its charge, the committee gathered information and data relevant to its statement of task by conducting a review of available literature and other publicly available resources, inviting experts to share perspectives at public meetings, and soliciting public comments online and in person.
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From page 278...
... Public Communication The committee's two largest data-gathering meetings, in June and O ­ ctober 2016, provided opportunities to interact with additional stakeholders, including researchers and any others interested in the study topic. These participants contributed their views during open discussions following speaker presentations and through breakout sessions.
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From page 279...
... Environmental Protection Agency Terry Brennan Camroden Associates Brandon "Bubba" Brooks University of California, Berkeley Lisa Chadwick National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences Pieter Dorrestein University of California, San Diego Rob Dunn North Carolina State University Sarah Evans Michigan State University M Patricia Fabian Boston University
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From page 280...
... 280 MICROBIOMES OF THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT Elizabeth Grice University of Pennsylvania Robin Guenther Perkins+Will Jonathan "Kirk" Harris University of Colorado Denver Scott Jackson National Institute of Standards and Technology Janet Jansson Pacific Northwest National Laboratory Lee Ann Kahlor The University of Texas at Austin Benjamin Kirkup Naval Research Laboratory Rob Knight University of California, San Diego Laura Kolb U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Jay Lennon Indiana University Bloomington Susan Lynch University of California, San Francisco Linsey Marr Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University Jennifer Martiny University of California, Irvine Mark Mendell California Department of Public Health
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From page 281...
... Chan School of Public Health Jelena Srebric University of Maryland Dennis Stanke Trane Ingersoll Rand (retired) Brent Stephens Illinois Institute of Technology Phil Stewart Montana State University Elizabeth Stulberg Office of the Chief Scientist, U.S.
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From page 282...
... 282 MICROBIOMES OF THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT John Taylor University of California, Berkeley David Tomko National Aeronautics and Space Administration Kevin van den Wymelenberg University of Oregon Kasthuri Venkateswaran Jet Propulsion Laboratory, National Aeronautics and Space Administration Michael Waring Drexel University Charles Weschler Rutgers University
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