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Chemicals in Your Drinking Water: Exploring Real-Life Toxicology through a Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship

By Brittany Karas, Stephanie Marco, Brian Buckley, Debra Laskin, and Lauren Aleksunes   Early introduction to research is pivotal to kindling student interest in fields such as toxicology and environmental health sciences. Of the contaminants in our environment, heavy metals have been relevant to human health historically, but have recently resurfaced as a cause for concern […]

Posted at 10:31 am October 20, 2016, in Members in the News

EOHSI’s own Judith Graber Ph.D. in the news: Rutgers Receives WTC Health Program Grant to Examine Head and Neck Cancers After 9/11 Terrorist Attacks

Dr. Judith Graber, assistant research professor at the Rutgers Environmental and Occupational Health Sciences Institute (EOHSI), received a two-year, nearly $700,000 grant from the World Trade Center (WTC) Health Program, which is administered by the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, part of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (U01OH011322). The goal of […]

Posted at 2:27 pm October 10, 2016, in Seminars

Dr. Joanna Burger’s Biographical Profile Featured in December 2015 Issue of Risk Analysis

                                 Joanna Burger: Respect for All Living Things By Michael Greenberg and Karen Lowrie          

Posted at 8:17 am February 3, 2016, in Publications, Research Highlights, University News

Dr. Robert Laumbach: Environmental Degradation is Ravaging Minority Communities – Salon.com Article

CEED Community Outreach and Engagement Core Director and EOHSI’s own Robert Laumbach is featured in Robert Hennelly’s article published in Salon.com: “The racial justice issue that Americans must stop ignoring: Pollution” for his extensive work on the linkages between disease and environmental contamination. Click here to read the whole article.

Posted at 2:42 pm January 21, 2016, in Exposure Science News, Research Highlights, University News

Congressman Frank Pallone, Jr. holds press conference at EOHSI World Trade Center Health Program clinic at Rutgers

December 21, 2015 Pallone was joined by first responders, survivors and Dr. Iris Udasin, Medical Director, EOHSI Clinical Center. in Piscataway. The World Trade Center Health Program at Rutgers’ Environmental & Occupational Health Sciences Institute (EOHSI) in Piscataway is treating over 4,800 responders or survivors.  It would have expired in 2016 if Congress did not […]

Posted at 10:35 am December 22, 2015, in University News

Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship Highlighted in Upcoming Society of Toxicology Meeting

Congratulations to Lauren Aleksunes and collaborators Stephanie Marco, Laura E. Liang, Ragena Riley, Kimi Nakata, and Debra L. Laskin on this significant achievement. The abstract, Intensive Research Training Improves Undergraduate Student Scientific Competencies During a 10-Week Summer Fellowship, has been selected to be presented during the platform session Innovations in Toxicology Education on Wednesday Mar […]

Posted at 2:21 pm December 2, 2015, in University News

EOHSI Member Phil Demokritou Featured in Rutgers Today:Micro-nano plastics Make Other Pollutants More Dangerous to Plants and Intestinal Cells

Facebook Youtube Instagram Linkedin eohsi news and announcements Micro-nano plastics Make Other Pollutants More Dangerous to Plants and Intestinal Cells Philip Demokritou, Ph.D. Director of Nanoscience and Advanced Materials Center EOHSI Division of Environmental and Population Health Biosciences Micro- and nanoscale plastic particles in soil and water can significantly increase how much toxic chemicals plants […]

Posted at 11:07 am February 12, 2025, in EOHSI Research, EPHB Division, EPHB News Items, News

EOHSI member Brian Buckley featured in Yahoo! Life: New year, healthier water: These water filters help reduce contaminants and microplastics in tap water.

Facebook Youtube Instagram Linkedin eohsi news and announcements EOHSI member Brian Buckley featured in Yahoo! Life: New year, healthier water: These water filters help reduce contaminants and microplastics in tap water. Brian Buckley, Ph.D. Executive Director Environmental and Occupationals Health Sciences Institute The quality of tap water is a hot topic, with a growing number […]

Posted at 10:03 am January 3, 2025, in Community Outreach, Members in the News, News

Congratulations to Helene DeRisi, EOHSI’s recipient of the Pride of Rutgers Award from the Presidential Employee Excellence Recognition Program

Facebook Youtube Instagram Linkedin eohsi news and announcements Helene DeRisi 2024 Pride of Rutgers Award Honoree Helene DeRisi Congratulations! Join us in extending congratulations to Helene DeRisi for receiving the Pride of Rutgers Award as part of the annual Presidential Employee Excellence Recognition Program. She was nominated by Memo Cedeño-Laurent in recognition of her diligence […]

Posted at 10:26 am December 18, 2024, in Community Outreach, Members in the News, News

EOHSI Member Mark Gregory Robson Receives 2024 Friend of Thai Science Award

Facebook Youtube Instagram Linkedin eohsi news and announcements EOHSI Member Mark Gregory Robson Earns Friend of Thai Science Award Mark Gregory Robson Environmental and Occupationals Health Sciences Institute Associate Vice Provost for Graduate Education Rutgers School of Graduate Studies Congratulations! Mark Gregory Robson is the proud recipient of the Friend of Thai Science Award during […]

Posted at 2:44 pm December 9, 2024, in Community Outreach, Members in the News, News

 

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