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Center of Excellence at EOHSI

The National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences (NIEHS) Center is one of 28 Centers of Excellence which strives to understand, detect, prevent and solve environmental health problems through collaborative research. The Center, which was established in 1988, now has more than 64 members from nine departments within Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey and the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey-Robert Wood Johnson Medical School. Regionally, the Center serves New Jersey, the most densely populated and perhaps the most heavily polluted state in the nation. Nationally, our members serve as advisors to state and local officials, and citizen groups on issues of pollution and consequent disease, environmental health education and disease prevention. The NIEHS Center is under the directorship of Dr. Deborah Cory-Slechta, with Dr. Debra Laskin, associate director, and Betty Davis, center administrator. Briefly, the NIEHS Center is organized as follows:

• Core I - Environment-Gene Interactions
• Core II - Environmental Effects on Signal Transduction
• Core III - Neural and Developmental Toxicology
• Core IV - Exposure Analysis and Health Effects
• COEP - Community Outreach and Educational Programs

Take a Virtural Tour of EOHSI's Research Laboratories (download)

Research at EOHSI's NIEHS Center
Download the Director's Report from the most recent Annual Report

For Center members Director's presentation

For more information about the EOHSI International Health Center, contact: Betty Davis, davisbe@eohsi.rutgers.edu Phone: 445-0928 Fax: 445-4161

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