Influence of Electrical Charges on Pollutants

Electrical fields from everyday equipment and materials could increase infection risk Imperial College Press Release

Electromagnetic hygiene: air ions, grounding and health : discussion by A Davidson

EMF Hypersensitivity: How Can Architects Help You? by SS Jamieson (PowerPoint PDF)

Interaction of charged molecules and particles with electromagnetic fields in the indoor environment by KS Jamieson (PowerPoint PDF) Full report: Jamieson, KS, ApSimon, HM, Bell, JNB and Yost, MG 2005. ‘Interaction of Charged Molecules and Particles With Electromagnetic Fields in the Indoor Environment’, Indoor Air 2005: Proceedings of the 10th International Conference on Indoor Air Quality and Climate, Indoor Air 4-9 September 2005, Beijing, China. CD-ROM 1 Disk, ISBN 7-89494-830-6.

Negative Air Ionization by Department of Architectural Engineering, Penn State University

Options to minimize EMF/RF/Static Field Exposures in Office Environments by Katharina Gustavs

The effects of electric fields on charged molecules and particles in individual microenvironments by KS Jamieson et. al., Atmospheric Environment 41 (2007) 5224–5235