Christopher Austin — “Some scientific questions are so complex, large in scope, and/or multidisciplinary as to require a “big science” approach” Thomas Hartung — “ The basic for making big sense from big data is good big data” Eberhard Voit — “Exposome research is ‘physiology and medicine on steroids’; Any move […]
The Emory Exposome Summer Course brought together 150 people from seven countries and more than two-dozen institutions to focus on the current state and future directions of exposome research. For five days, attendees heard from leaders in the exposome field, participated in hands-on lab sessions to learn about new tools for exposome research, and developed and […]
Investigating Immunotoxic Effects of Pyrethroids Christopher Carr, MPH Candidate During my first year as a Masters of Public Health student in Epidemiology at the Rollins School of Public Health, I had the opportunity to work as a graduate research assistant in Dr. Malu Tansey’s lab. Dr. Tansey’s lab investigates how neuroinflammatory and immune system responses […]
The Washington Post recently featured Manish Arora’s paper on using baby teeth to measure prenatal and early childhood chemical exposures. The article framed Arora’s work as a part of a broader, emerging field of study on the exposome, and cited HERCULES as the first exposome-specific grant in the U.S. Arora is part of the […]
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