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Copper alloys-The new ‘ old ’ weapon in the fight against infectious disease

C. Michels, H. Michels, 2016 .

Copper Alloys for Human Infectious Disease Control

S. Wilks, C. Keevil, H. Michels, 2005 .

The influence of corrosion and fouling on steam condenser performance

A. H. Tuthill, H. Michels, W. Kirk, 1979 .

ANTIMICROBIAL PROPERTIES OF COPPER ALLOY SURFACES

H. Michels, W. Moran, J. Michel, 2008 .

Potential for preventing spread of fungi in air‐conditioning systems constructed using copper instead of aluminium

C. Keevil, C. Keevil, H. Michels, 2010, Letters in applied microbiology.

Biocidal Efficacy of Copper Alloys against Pathogenic Enterococci Involves Degradation of Genomic and Plasmid DNAs

S. Warnes, C. Keevil, H. Michels, 2010, Applied and Environmental Microbiology.

Copper Continuously Limits the Concentration of Bacteria Resident on Bed Rails within the Intensive Care Unit

C. Salgado, Michael G. Schmidt, L. Steed, 2013, Infection Control & Hospital Epidemiology.

Intrinsic bacterial burden associated with intensive care unit hospital beds: effects of disinfection on population recovery and mitigation of potential infection risk.

C. Salgado, Michael G. Schmidt, L. Steed, 2012, American journal of infection control.

Inactivation of Influenza A Virus on Copper versus Stainless Steel Surfaces

C. W. Keevil, J. O. Noyce, C. Keevil, 2007, Applied and Environmental Microbiology.

Effects of Variations of Carbon, Sulfur and Phosphorus on the Corrosion Behavior of Alloy 600

P. E. Morris, A. Mcilree, H. Michels, 1975 .

Stress Corrosion Behavior of Fe-Cr-Ni and Other Alloys in High Temperature Caustic Solutions

A. Mcilree, H. Michels, 1977 .

Passivity and Pit Stability Behavior of Copper as a Function of Selected Water Chemistry Variables

J. Scully, H. Cong, H. Michels, 2009, ECS Transactions.

Sustained Reduction of Microbial Burden on Common Hospital Surfaces through Introduction of Copper

K. Sepkowitz, C. Salgado, Michael G. Schmidt, 2012, Journal of Clinical Microbiology.

From Laboratory Research to a Clinical Trial

C. Salgado, C. Keevil, Michael G. Schmidt, 2015, HERD.

Potential use of copper surfaces to reduce survival of epidemic meticillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus in the healthcare environment.

C. Keevil, J O Noyce, H Michels, 2006, The Journal of hospital infection.

Survival of Clostridium difficile on copper and steel: futuristic options for hospital hygiene.

C. Keevil, H. Michels, L. Weaver, 2008, The Journal of hospital infection.

The survival of Escherichia coli O157 on a range of metal surfaces.

S. Wilks, C. Keevil, H. Michels, 2005, International journal of food microbiology.

Precipitation-hardening in Cu-3.6 wt PCT Ti

I. Cadoff, H. Michels, E. Levine, 1972 .

Survival of Listeria monocytogenes Scott A on metal surfaces: implications for cross-contamination.

C. Keevil, S. Wilks, C William Keevil, 2006, International journal of food microbiology.

Characterization and Control of the Microbial Community Affiliated with Copper or Aluminum Heat Exchangers of HVAC Systems

Anna E. Marshall, C. Feigley, J. Khan, 2012, Current Microbiology.

Experimental tests of copper components in ventilation systems for microbial control

C. Feigley, J. Khan, Michael G. Schmidt, 2012, HVAC&R Research.

Use of Copper Cast Alloys To Control Escherichia coli O157 Cross-Contamination during Food Processing

C. Keevil, H. Michels, J. Noyce, 2006, Applied and Environmental Microbiology.

Copper Surfaces Reduce the Rate of Healthcare-Acquired Infections in the Intensive Care Unit

K. Sepkowitz, C. Salgado, Michael G. Schmidt, 2013, Infection Control & Hospital Epidemiology.

Copper-Nickel Alloys for Seawater Corrosion Resistance and Anti-Fouling - A State of the Art Review

H. Michels, C. Powell, 2000 .

Primary and Composite Outcomes for Patients in Rooms with and without Copper-Coated Surfaces

Michael G. Schmidt, J. Cantey, H. Michels, 2014 .

Evaluation of the Antimicrobial Properties of Copper Surfaces in an Outpatient Infectious Disease Practice

D. Armellino, Michael G. Schmidt, S. Fairey, 2012, Infection Control & Hospital Epidemiology.

Can copper help fight covid-19? Experts on copper and microbiology recommend the expanded use of copper alloys in public spaces to reduce the spread of covid-19 and minimize future pandemics

C. Michels, H. Michels, 2020 .

The effect of dispersed oxides on the oxidation behavior of Al-and Ti-Containing Ni-20 pct Cr alloys

H. Michels, 1977 .

Use of Coupled Multi-Electrode Arrays to Elucidate Propensity for Copper Pipe Pitting as a Function of Potable Water Chemistry

J. Scully, H. Cong, N. Budiansky, 2006 .

Work strengthening in a Fe-Ni-Co-Cr-Mo alloy

H. Michels, R. F. Jones, 1974, Metallurgical and Materials Transactions B.

The oxidation of oxide dispersion strengthened Ni-15Cr-5AI alloys

H. Michels, 1978 .

The effect of dispersed reactive metal oxides on the oxidation resistance of nickel-20 Wt pct chromium alloys

H. Michels, 1976 .

The relationship between microstructure, deformation behavior, and stress corrosion cracking resistance of an age-hardened Ni-base alloy

S. Floreen, H. Michels, 1977 .

Effect of Composition and Microstructure on the Seawater Corrosion Resistance of Nickel Aluminum Bronze

H. Michels, R. Kain, 2003 .

Antimicrobial Properties of Copper Alloy Surfaces, With a Focus on Hospital-Acquired Infections

H. Michels, W. Moran, J. Michel, 2008 .

Antimicrobial surfaces to prevent healthcare-associated infections: a systematic review - a different view.

C. Salgado, M. Schmidt, J. John, 2018, The Journal of hospital infection.

Perspectives from the field in response to "It is time to revise our approach to registering antimicrobial agents for health care settings".

Michael G. Schmidt, H. Michels, P. Sharpe, 2016, American journal of infection control.

Reply to Harbarth et al

K. Sepkowitz, C. Salgado, Michael G. Schmidt, 2013, Infection Control & Hospital Epidemiology.

Copper Surfaces Reduce the Rate of Healthcare-Acquired Infections in the Intensive Care Unit

K. Sepkowitz, C. Salgado, Michael G. Schmidt, 2013, Infection Control & Hospital Epidemiology.

Potential of copper alloys to kill bacteria and reduce hospital infection rates

H. Michels, 2017 .

to a Clinical Trial : Copper Alloy Surfaces Kill Bacteria and Reduce Hospital-Acquired Infections

C. Salgado, C. Keevil, Michael G. Schmidt, 2015 .

Mercury embrittlement of age-hardened cu-1.9wt Pct cobalt and Cu-3.6 wt Pct Titanium

I. Cadoff, H. Michels, E. Levine, 1972 .

Sustained Reduction of Microbial Burden on Common Hospital Surfaces through Introduction of Copper

K. Sepkowitz, C. Salgado, Michael G. Schmidt, 2012, Journal of Clinical Microbiology.