Monthly Archives: November 2015

AGENDA COURSE RESOURCES (for course participants only) EXPOSOME COURSE FACULTY An interactive weeklong workshop held on Emory’s campus from June 12th-17th will bring together researchers in an interdisciplinary environment to learn, network, collaborate and work towards a greater vision of lifelong health through the lens of the exposome. The Emory Exposome Summer Course was designed to provide a […]

A couple weeks ago the HERCULES Center investigators, community stakeholder advisory board members, and trainees gathered for the annual center retreat. Every year the center retreat serves to provide opportunities for networking and collaborative discussions across our multidisciplinary investigators. Three other key elements were included in this year’s discussion— community concerns, data science needs and […]

HERCULES places a particular focus on the community and through this, seeks applications for community-engaged research projects designed to address the potential health risks of environmental exposures of concern to a local community. Community members/partners are expected to participate meaningfully in the development of the research questions and research design, as well as study implementation […]

Priority will be given to junior investigators, and those that are seeking to expand their programs of research into the field of children’s environmental health. The aim of the program is to allow investigators to gather pilot and/or feasibility data to support applications for independent R-level research funding from NIEHS or EPA. Additionally, priority will […]

Applications due by March 20, 2017 at 5:00PM Downloadable PDF with application instructions The HERCULES Exposome Research Center (NIH P30 ES019776) is pleased to announce the 2017 Pilot Project Program in Environmental Health Sciences. These awards will be funded in part by the NIEHS P30 (5 x $40,000) and in part through the partnerships listed […]