HERCULES’ Dr. Dana Boyd Barr earns her way onto the 2014 Highly Cited Researchers list for demonstrating her exceptional impact in the environmental field. Thomson Reuters recently revealed the...
Next year’s Society of Toxicology meeting will offer a new continuing education course “An Introduction to the Exposome”. The course features insights from leaders in the exposome...
HERCULES Community Engagement Core Shaheed Dubois Community Grant Program highlighted in Emory’s public health magazine Proctor Creek Community Collaborative Health Survey featured in Emory...
Dr. Miller introduced the concept of the exposome and its development in the scientific community since its initial introduction, opening the dialogue about the exposome and its role as a tool in...
HERCULES was invited to join the Proctor Creek Coalition, a group consisting of several community-based organizations, developers, and federal, state, and local governmental agencies working...
On Friday, April 4th at 11AM (EST) the first webinar will air in a new series by NIEHS: Exposure Science & the Exposome. This webinar comes as a continuation of the NIEHS commitment to...
Check out the full version of Emory's State of the University 2013...
Major environmental hazards such as ambient air pollution, environmental tobacco smoke, water and food contaminants, noise, pesticides and ultraviolet (UV) light may lead to serious, chronic...