The Exposome: Capturing the totality of environmental exposures across the lifetime to better understand the environment’s contribution to health and disease.

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HERCULES Early Career Investigator Named to EPA Advisory Committee

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 Extramural Paper of the Month: Donghai Liang Understanding PFAS

Congratulations to HERCULES Researcher and Emory Rollins School of Public Health Assistant Professor, Donghai Liang, and Environmental Health Sciences Doctoral Student, Kaitlin Taibl, whose recent publication was recognized by the NIEHS Environmental Factor as an Extramural Paper of the Month. They used metabolomics to understand the biology underlying the demonstrated relationship between prenatal exposures to […]

NIEHS Podcast: The Exposome and Health

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 […]