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Environmental Health Sciences Pilot Grants Available

Information Session: October 14, 12:00-1:00 pm, register here for Zoom information Download a PDF of HERCULES 2021-2022 Pilot Instructions. The HERCULES Exposome Research Center (NIEHS P30 ES019776) is pleased to announce the 2021 Pilot Project Program in Environmental Health Sciences. HERCULES will fund six pilot awards at $30,000 (direct costs) each. Awards of up to […]

HERCULES Pilot Seminar: Mike Caudle and Colleen McBride

Join us virtually on Tuesday, November 17th at noon for the next seminar in our Pilot Series. See here for full details.

“Environmental Scientist Eri Saikawa Takes Lessons from Lead Contamination Crisis to Help Tackle the Next, COVID-19”

HERCULES Investigator, Eri Saikawa, was profiled by the American Association for the Advancement of Science for her recent work on environmental health and COVID-19, using lessons from her HERCULES Pilot Project on soil lead contamination in west Atlanta. “Environmental Scientist Eri Saikawa Takes Lessons from Lead Contamination Crisis to Help Tackle the Next, COVID-19″ by […]

First Two Communities Complete Exposome Roadshow Program

The two communities that entered our Clarence Shaheed Dubois Exposome Roadshow and Community Grant Program in its inaugural year completed the 3 year program on March 31, 2020! Each community came together to identify an exposome-related health priority at an Exposome Roadshow Workshop, organized around that health priority using a Planning Grant, put their plan […]