Thursday, November 12, 2015
As a Tribute to Dr. Paul J. Lioy, a symposium will be held at EOHSI from 9:30 am – 4:30 pm with a continental breakfast at 9:00 am.
This symposium will focus on environmental health research and how a better incorporation of exposure science into this field has added to our understanding of the effects of environmental contaminants on public health. Paul’s exposure science body of research and its contribution towards reducing exposures and improving public health will be highlighted.
Speakers:
Jeffrey Laskin: | Living in a World of Environmental Threats |
Lung-Chi Chen: | WTC, then and Now |
Debra Laskin: | Macrophages and Ozone-induced Lung Injury: a Battle of Forces |
Daniel Vallero: | Adherence to Scientific Method while Advancing Exposure Science |
Timothy Buckley: | Thoughts on Fulfilling a Legacy of Greatness |
Bernard Goldstein: | Paul Lioy: Science that Makes a Difference |
Philip Landrigan: | Paul Lioy – Friend, Colleague, Scientist |
Junfeng (Jim) Zhang: | The King and I: In the Kingdom of Exposure Science without Borders |
Nancy Fiedler: | Controlled Exposure Models to Evaluate Human Health Effects: Addressing Real World Questions – Paul Lioy’s Legacy |
Morton Lippmann: | Identification of WTC Dust Components that Caused Illness: Lessons Learned Concerning the Consequences of Inappropriate Exposure Assessment |
Michael Gochfeld: | Chromium in Jersey City: A Quarter Century of Exposure Research and Monitoring in New Jersey |
Symposium Agenda – November 12, 2015
Please RSVP to Teresa Boutillette if you will be attending.