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Candace Tsai

Associate Professor Associate Professor of Environmental Health Sciences

University of California, Los Angeles

Affiliations

School of Public Health

Department of Environmental Health Sciences (EHS)

Candace Tsai is currently serving as an Environmental Health Sciences (Ehs) Associate Professor Associate Professor of Environmental Health Sciences at University of California, Los Angeles.

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Candace Tsai

University of California, Los Angeles

Associate Professor Associate Professor of Environmental Health Sciences

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environmental engineering nanotechnology nanoparticle research materials science nanoparticles nanomaterials environmental science air pollution public health aerosol science nanoengineering toxicology waste management occupational hygiene occupational safety recycling carbon nanotubes environmental technology nanotoxicology nanobiotechnology worker health material research environmental safety fibers chemical safety occupational toxicology occupational epidemiology particulate matter human exposure particle technology nanofibers in vitro toxicology ecotoxicology safety science regulatory toxicology cleaner production textile research colloidal nanocrystals exposure assessment metal nanoparticles plastic recycling recycling technologies surface reactivity nanoreactor surface nanotechnology nano-drug delivery photomedicine nano energy reinforced plastics human safety assessment face detection emission control aerosol formation nanoscale chemistry nanosensors nanoclusters direct observation microplastics degradable plastic plastic degradation nanomaterial workers epidemiological studies first wave airborne nanoparticle release nanotechnology workplaces particulate containment current legal frameworks cosmetic products consumer exposure face masks airborne nanoparticles nanocomposite compounding processes engineering control strategies environmental filtration control particle size modern mining dust

Notable Scholarly Works

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Chemical Complexity and Enrichment in Wildland–Urban Interface Fire Emissions: A Case Study of Particulate Matter, Gas-Phase Pollutants, and Ash From the 2025 Los Angeles Fires. Journal of Hazardous Materials (2026)

environmental hazardsatmospheric chemistryenvironmental engineeringparticulate matteratmospheric environmentfire ecologywildland fireenvironmental impact of the energy industrywildfire smokefire researchlos angeles firesindustrial emissionchemical complexityearth scienceair qualitywildfiresair pollutionenvironmental science

Lifecycle Risks and Environmental Fate of Titanium Dioxide Nanoparticles in Automotive Coatings. Environments (2026)

Respirable Mineral Dust Toxicity Across Mining Locations: A Comparative Study of Field Samples in an Underground Mine. The Science of The Total Environment (2026)

Impact of Ethanol as a Vehicle for Water-Insoluble Pollutants in Beas-2B Cell Toxicity Assays. Toxicology Mechanisms and Methods (2025)

Uncovering the Factors Behind Rising Pneumoconiosis Rates: Central Appalachian Underground Coal Miners as a Case Study. NEW SOLUTIONS A Journal of Environmental and Occupational Health Policy (2025)

Assessment of Sub-Micrometer-Sized Particles With Practical Activities in an Underground Coal Mine. Mining Metallurgy & Exploration (2024)

Yi-Hsuan ChenAlejandro MunozConnor KrauseJürgen BruneCandace S. J. Tsai

coal geologycoal sciencemineral engineeringmechanical engineeringenvironmental engineeringmass spectrometrypractical activitiesmine safetyunderground coal minenanoparticlesearth scienceaerosol sciencecorrosionpartial evaluationgeotechnical engineeringparticle technologymining engineeringsub-micrometer-sized particlesrock engineeringgranular materialsunderground construction

Inadequate Personal Protective Equipment Factors and Odds Related to Acute Pesticide Poisoning: A Meta-Analysis Report. International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health (2024)

Dorothy NguyenCandace S. J. Tsai

environmental healthpesticide sciencepesticide poisoningenvironmental researchpublic healthpoisoninghuman exposureepidemiology

Potential Penetration of Engineered Nanoparticles Under Practical Use of Protective Clothing Fabrics. ACS Chemical Health & Safety (2024)

Natalie IrelandYi-Hsuan ChenCandace Su-Jung Tsai

engineered nanoparticlesnanomaterialsfibersmaterials sciencematerial researchnanotechnologyprotective clothing fabricsadvanced functional materialsnanofiberschemical safetynanoengineeringpractical usenanotoxicologynanoparticlesnano-drug deliverytextile researchsurface nanotechnologycoatingsbiological engineeringpotential penetrationnanoparticle researchchemical engineering

The Emission and Physicochemical Properties of Airborne Microplastics and Nanoplastics Generated During the Mechanical Recycling of Plastic via Shredding. Scientific Reports (2024)

S. SwinnertonJ. SuCandace S. J. Tsai

mechanical propertiesnanomaterialsplastic recyclingmaterial researchair pollutionrecycling technologiesenvironmental sciencemechanical engineeringenvironmental engineeringwaste managementdegradable plasticplastic degradationreinforced plasticsphysicochemical propertiesmicroplasticscleaner productionrecyclingaerosol scienceairborne microplasticsenvironmental remediationmechanical recycling

The Interaction and Lift-Off Forces of an Atomic Force Microscope Tip From Single Fibers Extracted From Protective Clothing Fabric. Langmuir (2024)

Ronald G. ReifenbergerCandace Su-Jung Tsai

biophysicsmicroscopysingle fibersfibersscanning force microscopyprotective clothing fabricapplied physicslift-off forcesthin filmscharacterization (materials science)mechanical engineering

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Candace Tsai

Associate Professor Associate Professor of Environmental Health Sciences

University of California, Los Angeles

Affiliations

School of Public Health

Department of Environmental Health Sciences (EHS)

Candace Tsai is currently serving as an Environmental Health Sciences (Ehs) Associate Professor Associate Professor of Environmental Health Sciences at University of California, Los Angeles.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Candace Tsai

University of California, Los Angeles

Associate Professor Associate Professor of Environmental Health Sciences

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Lifecycle Risks and Environmental Fate of Titanium Dioxide Nanoparticles in Automotive Coatings. Environments (2026)

Respirable Mineral Dust Toxicity Across Mining Locations: A Comparative Study of Field Samples in an Underground Mine. The Science of The Total Environment (2026)

Impact of Ethanol as a Vehicle for Water-Insoluble Pollutants in Beas-2B Cell Toxicity Assays. Toxicology Mechanisms and Methods (2025)

Assessment of Sub-Micrometer-Sized Particles With Practical Activities in an Underground Coal Mine. Mining Metallurgy & Exploration (2024)

Yi-Hsuan ChenAlejandro MunozConnor KrauseJürgen BruneCandace S. J. Tsai

Inadequate Personal Protective Equipment Factors and Odds Related to Acute Pesticide Poisoning: A Meta-Analysis Report. International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health (2024)

Dorothy NguyenCandace S. J. Tsai

environmental healthpesticide sciencepesticide poisoningenvironmental researchpublic healthpoisoninghuman exposureepidemiology

Potential Penetration of Engineered Nanoparticles Under Practical Use of Protective Clothing Fabrics. ACS Chemical Health & Safety (2024)

Natalie IrelandYi-Hsuan ChenCandace Su-Jung Tsai

The Emission and Physicochemical Properties of Airborne Microplastics and Nanoplastics Generated During the Mechanical Recycling of Plastic via Shredding. Scientific Reports (2024)

S. SwinnertonJ. SuCandace S. J. Tsai

The Interaction and Lift-Off Forces of an Atomic Force Microscope Tip From Single Fibers Extracted From Protective Clothing Fabric. Langmuir (2024)

Ronald G. ReifenbergerCandace Su-Jung Tsai

biophysicsmicroscopysingle fibersfibersscanning force microscopyprotective clothing fabricapplied physicslift-off forcesthin filmscharacterization (materials science)mechanical engineering

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