About
Since earning his advanced degree in Chemical Engineering (MIT) and receiving post-doctoral training in Respiratory Physiology (Harvard School of Public Health), Dr. Morgan has spent thirty-seven years teaching and studying the human response to inhalation of air contaminants, including the products of combustion and volatile solvents. His research has encompassed both ambient air contaminants and occupational environmental health hazards. He is also past Chairman of the Biological Exposure Indices Committee of the ACGIH, and was Editor-in-Chief of the Journal of Occupational and Environmental Hygiene until 2010.
