The HERCULES Community Engagement Core, with guidance from the Stakeholder Advisory Board and HERCULES scientists , created the following infographic as a summary of research led by Stakeholder...
The exposome concept provides a framework to better incorporate the environment into the study of health and disease and has been defined by academics to encompass all lifetime exposures including...
In this episode of NIEHS’s Podcast, Environmental Health Chat, HERCULES Investigator Eri Saikawa and Rosario Hernandez, Executive Director of Historic Westside Gardens, discuss their...
HERCULES Investigators Drs. Dana Barr, Barry Ryan, Parinya Panuwet, Carmen Marsit, and Donghai Liang recently published a paper in Environmental International on using high-resolution metabolomics...
Michele Marcus was recently featured as the NIEHS Partnerships for Environmental Public Health Grantee Highlight for her work on the NIEHS-funded Michigan PBB study. This study has followed multiple...
HERCULES investigators Drs. Dana Barr, Barry Ryan, Audrey Gaskins, Jeremy Sarnat, Carmen Marsit, and Donghai Liang recently published a paper in Environmental Pollution on high-resolution...
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...
HERCULES researchers have developed a system for generating “xenobiotic metabolites” – the breakdown products – from environmental chemicals, so that they can be analyzed on a large scale....
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...