Early Career Investigator, Melissa Smarr, was honored in the August Pediatrics Research edition for an article regarding acetaminophen use during pregnancy and fetal growth. Dr. Smarr was asked to...
The Clarence Shaheed DuBois Exposome Roadshow and Community Grant Program aims to Learn what affects community health in Atlanta, Support communities in identifying an environmental health priority,...
Emory University’s HERCULES Exposome Research Center funded a community-engaged pilot project investigating urban soil contamination in Atlanta. The study has led to an EPA site investigation and...
The Department of Environmental Health is currently conducting two faculty searches. Read here for full information on the Environmental Health position, and here for full information on the...
Atlanta community members traveled from neighborhoods all over the city to gather at Emory University for the HERCULES Community Forum on Saturday, October 11th....
To support the development of new environmental health-focused research, the Pilot Project Program supports developmental projects aimed at competing for NIEHS-funded R21 or R01 research grants. It...
A big congratulations to EHS students for… Defending their Dissertation, Passing their Qualifying Exam, Receiving External Grant Funding, Receiving Awards and Fellowships, Publishing Papers, Making...
Through support from HERCULES and the Rollins Earn and Learn (REAL) Program, six MPH students worked on HERCULES-related research projects during the 2017-2018 academic year. Read more about their...
HERCULES Director Gary Miller was interviewed about the exposome as part of the You Are Exposed series. Listen here for an excellent summary of exposome...