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AUTHOR | Presentations | Media Coverage | Memberships
JEFFREY C. MAY, M.A.
Principal Scientist
May Indoor Air Investigations LLC
PO Box 694
Tyngsborough, Massachusetts 01879
978-649-1055
AUTHOR
BOOKS
- My Office is Killing Me! The Sick Building Survival Guide (2006), Johns
Hopkins University Press.
Order from Amazon.
- "Control Mold," Chapter 30 of The Experts' Guide to Life at Home (2005),
created by Samantha Ettus, Clarkson Potter/Publishers
- The Mold Survival Guide: For Your Home and for Your Health (2004), Johns
Hopkins University Press. Order from Amazon.
- My House is Killing Me! The Home Guide for Families with Allergies and Asthma (2001),
Johns Hopkins University Press. Order from Amazon.
- "Sampling, results & remediation in 300 'sick homes,'” Bioaerosol, Fungi
and Mycotoxins (1999), New York Occupational & Environmental Health Center
- "The occurrence of ochratoxin A in dust collected from a problem household,” John L. Richard, Ronald D. Plattner, Jeff May, & Sandra L. Liska, Mycopathologia 146: 99-103, 1999
- "The Quality of Indoor Air,” Introduction to IAQ: A Design Guide, (1997), Boston Society of Architects
- "Tracing Roof Water and Wall Leaks Using Alternating Electrical Fields and Vapor Detection,” by J.C. May and J. M. Vassiliades, Water
in Exterior Building Walls: Problems and Solutions, Thomas A. Schwartz, Ed. ASTM, Philadelphia, PA. 1991
IAQ ARTICLES
Asthma and Allergy Bulletin
- "No Fun in Fungi,” Winter 2004
- "Dealing with Dust and Mold at Home,” Fall 1996
ASHI Reporter
- "The Mold Albatross,” October 2004
- "The Deficient Duct Delineated by Delamination,” April 2002
- "The Burned Plastic Odor Mystery,” March 1999
- "The Fungal Reporter,” February 1999
- "Thermal Telegraphing,” 1998
- "Think Fast,” 1998
- "Software's Animated Graphics Help Explain Indoor Air Quality Concepts,”
January 1997
Bottom Line Personal
- "Is Your Home Making You Sick? Mold May Be the Culprit,” April 2004
Filter Forum
- "Wake-Up Call,” January 2002
HCR Healthcare Review
- "The Quality of Air in Healthcare,” Vol 15, Issue 8, September 17-
October 22, 2002, and Vol 12, Issue 8, September 24 - October 29, 2002
Indoor Environment Connections
- "A Heart Specialist for a Brain Tumor?” February 2006
- "What's Bugging You?” July 2005
- "Formaldehyde: Friend or Foe?” November 2004
SCIENCE TEACHING ARTICLES
- "Acne Lotion,” Journal of Chemical Education, April 1979
- "Agitated Egg Albumin,” Journal of Chemical Education, 52, 1975
- "Demonstration of a Standing Wave,” The Physics Teacher, February 1980
- "Demonstration: Ordered Polymers,” Chemistry, 49, 1976
- "LAB BENCH,” supplement to SciQuest, March and May 1981
- "Myths I Have Taught,” The Science Teacher, April 1981
- "Observations in a Stein,” The Nucleus, September 1978
- "Personalized Self-Instruction in an Intensive Format,” The Science Teacher, January 1977
- "Physics on a Dinner Plate,” The Physics Teacher, December 1980
- "So, What's a Bubble?” SciQuest, October 1979
- "The Beating Chicken Fat Heart,” Chemistry, 48, 1975
- "The Sunset Demonstration,” Journal of Chemical Education, Vol 59, No 1, January 1982.
- "Who Needs Food When We Got Chemicals?” Chomp, November 1976
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