Interactive effects of temperature, organic carbon, and pipe material on microbiota composition and Legionella pneumophila in hot water plumbing systems

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Quantitative Microbial Risk Assessment Framework Incorporating Water Ages with Legionella pneumophila Growth Rates

Article in Environmental Science and Technology (April 2024)

Bacterial communities of planktonic bacteria and mature biofilm in service lines and premise plumbing of a Megacity: Composition, Diversity, and influencing factors

Article in Environment International (February 2024)

Domestic hot-water boilers harbour active thermophilic bacterial communities distinctly different from those in the cold-water supply

Article in Water Research (January 2024)

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