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Oral presentations at international congresses.
1. Skyberg K, Skaug V, Gylseth B, Pedersen JR, Iversen OH. Subacute inhalation toxicity of mineral oils, C15-C20 alkylbenzenes and polybutene in male rats. 23rd International Congress on Occupational Health (ICOH), 22-28.9.1990, Montreal. Book of abstracts, p. 570.
2. Skyberg K, Haugli L, Wium P. Advanced education for occupational health professionals in Norway. 24th International Congress on Occupational Health (ICOH), Nice, 1993. Book of abstracts, p.109
3. Skyberg K, Hansteen I-L, Vistnes AI. Chromosomal aberrations among transformer workers exposed to electromagnetic fields and mineral oil. Epidemiology 1995; 6 (4); p96.
4. Romsland AC, Skyberg K. Evaluation of an educational programme for occupational health professionals in Norway: approach and methods. Quality and audit in occupational health services conference, Glasgow, 1995.
5. Skyberg K, Skulberg K, Goffeng LO, Eduard W, Vistnes AI. Facial skin and general symptoms in relation to electric fields and dust exposure among VDU users in an office environment: an intervention study testing antistatic treatment of VDUs. Advances in Applied Ergonomics. ICAE ’96. Istanbul 1: 1996. Human aspects at work.
6. Skyberg K, Skulberg K, Eduard W, Vistnes AI, Goffeng LO. Electric fields, dust and health problems among VDU-users in an office environment: An intervention program. Internation Conference on Human Computer Interaction (HCI International ’97) 7:1997, San Francisco. p 655-657.
7. Skyberg K, Skulberg KR, Eduard W, Vistnes AI, Levy F, Djupesland P. Electric fields, dust and health problems among VDU-users in an office environment: An intervention program. Advances in Occupational Ergonomics and Safety: Annual International Occupational Ergonomics and Safety Conference: Proceedings (8:1998) Ypsilanti, Mich. USA. p 81-83
8. Skyberg K, Skulberg KR, Eduard W, Vistnes AI, Levy F, Djupesland P. Health improvements among VDU workers after reduction of the airborne dust in the office. Three double-blind intervention studies. International Conference on Human Computer Interaction. Proceedings (HCI International ’99) 8: 1999: München, Tyskland p 61-64.
9. Skyberg K, Foss ØT, Lie A, Bjørnstad O. Current trends in the development of occupational health services in Norway: coverage, certification and market issues. International symposium on occupational health for Europeans, Helsinki, Finland 1999. Abstract s.45.
10. Skyberg K, Skulberg KR, Kruse K, Madsø L, Levy F, Kongerud J, Djupesland P. Subjective symptoms and nasal congestion after installation of electrostatic air cleaners in the office environment. A double blind intervention study. Healthy Buildings 2000, Espoo, Finland. ISBN 952-5236-06-4. Proceedings, Helsinki, Vol2, p55-57 and CDR.
11. Skyberg K, Skulberg K, Kruse K, Levy F. Health effects from indoor air particles in the office environment. Experiences from field intervention trials. HCI International 2001, New Orleans. 4p.
12. Skyberg K, Skulberg KR Eduard W, Kruse K, Levy F. Methodological experiences from three indoor air related controlled intervention trials in offices. Indoor Air 2005; 4.-9.9.2005, Beijing.
13. Skyberg K, Aarås A, Eduard W, Horgen G. Methodological experiences from controlled worksite interventions in Norway. 28th International Congress on Occupational Health (ICOH), 11.-16. June 2006, Milan. Proceedings, CDR, Special sessions, page 488.
