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PRESENTATIONS ON THE CHEMISTRY AND TOXICOLOGY OF TOBACCO AND TOBACCO SMOKE
Presentations made at 2007 TSRC

How can you have transfer without smoke? The story on sugar-ammonia chemistry that did not get the Pulitzer prize. (.pdf 9.7mb)

What would you regulate if you were the regulator in charge of cigarettes? (.pdf 140kb)

Recognizing and dealing with misuse of chemical data for the evaluation of tobacco products
(.pdf 133 kb)

Presentations made at 2006 TSRC

Differentiating the Real and Political Toxicology of Smokeless Tobacco Products (.pdf 162kb)

Are They All Ineffective and Give Smoke That Tastes Bad? (.pdf 442kb)

Effects of Cigarette Design on Estimated Activity Coefficients for Some Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons in Mainstream Cigarette Smoke (.pdf 244kb)

A Review of Some Research Presented at the Twentieth Tobacco Chemists’ Research Conference: Part 2
Complexed cyanide in Collected Smoke – Is It Still Viable at Age Forty?
(.pdf 232kb)

A Review of Some Research Presented at the Twentieth Tobacco Chemists’ Research Conference: Part 1
A Celebration of the Fortieth Anniversary of the Application of Gas - Particle Partitioning Theory to the Cigarette Mainstream Smoke Aerosol
(.pdf 161kb)

Presentations made at 2005 TSRC

A Review of Selective Filtration Studies from the 1960s and 1970s (.pdf 3.98mb)

How Much Testing is Necessary to Call PREP a PREP (.pdf 455kb)

The Portland to Bethesda to Atlanta Nicotine Express (.pdf 4.29mb)

Understanding What Some Outsiders Think of PREPS (.pdf 2.64mb)

Presentations made at other meetings

PREPS and the Smaller Tobacco Companies (.pdf 125kb)
This presentation was given April 27, 2005, meeting of the Reduced Risk Review Committee of the Life Sciences Research Office in Bethesda, MD.

Smoke chemistry: Is There a Correlation with Lung Cancer Epidemiology? (.pdf 199kb)
This presentation was given August 30, 2005, as Paper #37 in the Division of Chemical Toxicology program at the 230th National Meeting of the American Chemical Society in Washington, DC.

Use of the Rozman Scale in Tobacco Carcinogenesis (.pdf 207kb)
This presentation was given September 13, 2006, as Paper #96 in the Division of Chemical Toxicology program at the 232nd National Meeting of the American Chemical Society in San Francisco, CA.

Use and misuse of analytical data on tobacco products in a regulated environment (.pdf 79kb)
This presentation was given May 7, 2007, as the 2007 Annual Meeting of the Tobacco Merchants Association. Williamsburg, VA.

Problems with the use of risk-assessment approaches to estimate health risks from various smoking products (.pdf .pdf 92kbkb)
This presentation was given August 22, 2007, as Paper #129 in the Division of Chemical Toxicology program at the 234th National Meeting of the American Chemical Society in San Francisco, CA.

PRESENTATIONS ON STARTING AND RUNNING A SOLO PRACTICE IN THE CHEMICAL SCIENCES

Symposium – Working as a Solo Practitioner after Early Retirement from Industry (.pdf 56kb)
This presentation was given August 20, 2007, as Introductory Remarks to the Symposium entitled Working as a Solo Practitioner after Early Retirement from Industry in the Division of Small Chemical Businesses program at the 234th National Meeting of the American Chemical Society in Boston, MA.

The seventh dollars of sales – A special interest group (SIG) discussion (.pdf 92kb)
This presentation was given August 19, 2007, as Paper #2 in the Division of Small Chemical Businesses program at the 234th National Meeting of the American Chemical Society in Boston, MA.

Working as a solo practitioner: Dealing with professional and trade organizations – A special interest group (SIG) discussion (.pdf 74kb)
This presentation was given March 25, 2007, as Paper #1 in the Division of Small Chemical Businesses program at the 233rd National Meeting of the American Chemical Society in Chicago, IL

Consulting: Challenges and opportunities – A special interest group (SIG) discussion (.pdf 92kb)
This presentation was given September 12, 2006, as Paper # 2 in the Division of Small Chemical Businesses program at the 232nd National Meeting of the American Chemical Society in San Francisco, CA.

PRESENTATIONS ON HEXAVALENT CHROMIUM

An Overview of the Revised Hexavalent Chromium Standard (. pdf 92kb )
This presentation was given November 15, 2007, to the Safety & Environmental Committee of the Macon Economic Development Commission, Macon , GA

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John H. Lauterbach, Ph.D., DABT, FAIC, FRSC
Certified Toxicologist | Certified Professional Chemist | Chartered Chemist