HERCULES Early Career Researcher and Emory Rollins Assistant Professor Stephanie Eick was recently named as an advisor to the US Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) Science Advisory Committee for Chemicals. This committee provides independent scientific and technical advice to the EPA on its implementation of policies related to the control of toxic substances.  To learn more […]

NIEHS recently released a podcast series on the exposome featuring HERCULES scientist Doug Walker and CEC Director Melanie Pearson. Read the episode descriptions below and listen to the episodes here! Part 1: Doug Walker         Part 2 – Melanie Pearson       The Exposome and Health (Part 1) We are exposed […]

The Burden of Brunswick Haunted by decades of industrial pollution, a coastal community in Georgia has partnered with Rollins researchers in hopes of shedding light on the toxic substances hidden in their midst. Click the image to go to full article

The HERCULES Community Engagement Core’s “Exposome Roadshow and Community Grant Program” was featured in the 3rd Edition of the Principles of Community Engagement, Chapter 4: Building and Strengthening Organizational Capabilities for Community Engagement.  The Program provides an example of how to apply the principles of community engagement to enhance communities’ capacity to tackle environmental health […]