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...
HERCULES Junior Investigator, Noah Scovronick, recently published another paper estimating mortality from global temperature changes. The multi-institution study, published in Lancet Planetary...
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 Member Christine Moe is part of a team of Emory researchers partnering with Ceres Nanosciences on a $3 million project from NIH to test wastewater for SARS-CoV-2. In partnership with...
HERCULES Junior Investigator, Noah Scovronick, is second author on a paper published in Nature Climate Change exploring the link between climate change and heat-related mortality. Using data from 732...