The Chapel Hill Organization, an Exposome Roadshow and Community Grant Program grantee in south Dekalb County, and partner organization on a HERCULES Pilot Grant, hosted a community event this past...
The HERCULES Community Engagement Core was among a group of NIEHS-funded presenters at the 2020 American Public Health Association Annual Meeting highlighting the role of the environment in public...
Our Community Engagement Core presented their work on learning the community’s definition of the exposome at the International Society for Exposure Science’s (ISES) Annual Meeting, held...
As a new Center, HERCULES sought to engage local Atlanta communities to learn about and address their self-identified environmental health concerns. To do this, the HERCULES Community Engagement Core...
The HERCULES Exposome Research Center develops new tools and technologies to study the exposome. The following infographic describes one of those tools: Metabolomics. Click on the image for a...
PI: Lance Waller, School of Public Health, Biostatistics and Bioinformatics; Community Lead: Clarence Williams, Chapel Hill Neighborhood Organization, Dekalb County, GA We live in a connected world...
The HERCULES Exposome Research Center develops new tools and technologies to study the exposome. The following infographic describes one of those tools: Targeted Analysis. Click on the image for a...
HERCULES aims to serve as an intellectual hub in the advancement and translation of exposome research to improve human health. Here we highlight some of our accomplishments towards that goal from the...
The HERCULES Exposome Research Center develops new tools and technologies to study the exposome. The following infographic describes one of those tools: Environmental Health Data Science. Click on...