Dr. Julia Rager, Assistant Professor, Department of Environmental Sciences and Engineering, UNC
Wildfire Health Risks: Understanding the Chemical Drivers and Underlying Mechanisms of Highly Variable Smoke Exposure Conditions
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Seminar
Dr. Elizabeth Gjoneska, Neuroepigenomics Group, NIEHS
Toxicology Auditorium 2104Dissecting Mechanisms of Microglia Dysfunction in Alzheimer's Disease
Dr. Kelly Shipkowski, Staff Scientist & Health Science Evaluator, NIEHS
The Poisoner's Poison: A Look into the Toxicity of Thalium Sulfate
Sebnem Eren Cevik (Hoyo lab) & Melissa Gronske (Kullman lab)
Toxicology Auditorium 2104Toxicology Program Graduate Student Speakers DNA Methylation of candidate imprint control regions associated with Alzheimer's disease in Non-Hispanic Blacks and Whites Sebnem Eren-Cevik - Hoyo Lab Ziram as a probe for G x E effects of environments chemicals on skeletal development Melissa Gronske - Kullman Lab
Canceled Cancelled – Dr. Mónica Ramírez-Andreotta, Associate Professor, Environmental Science, University of Arizona
Toxicology Auditorium 2104CHHE CEC RIG supported speaker Participatory Research and Design for Environmental Health and Action
Dr. Caren Cooper, Associate Professor, Forestry & Environmental Resources, NC State University
Toxicology Auditorium 2104CHHE CEC RIG supported speaker (Spatial) Scales of Justice:Equity, Inclusion, and Accessibility in Participatory Sciences
Toxicology Research Symposium 2023
Toxicology Building 850 Main Campus Dri, Raleigh, NC, United StatesDr. Traci Hall, Acting Deputy Chief, NIEHS
Toxicology Auditorium 2104Protein partnerships in RNA recognition
Dr. Jane Hoppin, Professor – NC State University
Toxicology Auditorium 2104The IARC process of evaluating potential carcinogens: recent findings for PFOA and PFOS
Dr. David Volz, Professor – UC-Riverside
Toxicology Auditorium 2104Human Exposure and Health Effects of Organo-Phosphate Based Flame Retardants
Dr. Ryan Vetreno, Assistant Professor – University of North Carolina
Toxicology Auditorium 2104No REST for the weak: Neuroimmune and epigenetic mechanisms underlying reversible suppression of cholinergic neuron phenotype
Dr. Gayathri Devi, Duke University
Toxicology Auditorium 2104One Network: Precision Health and Community Partnerships to Address Breast Cancer Health Disparity