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...
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...
The HERCULES Community Engagement Core, with guidance from HERCULES scientists , created the following infographic summarizing the results from a research study about vaping beliefs conducted by...
The HERCULES Community Engagement Core, with guidance from HERCULES scientists , created the following infographic summarizing the results from a HERCULES Pilot Project about vaping exposure...
HERCULES-supported junior investigator, Donghai Liang, was recently awarded an NIEHS R21 entitled “Traffic Exposure, Maternal Metabolome and Birth Outcomes (TEMMBO) Study.” A summary of his...
This past December, Health Affairs published its first issue to focus exclusively on climate and health. In it, HERCULES-supported junior investigator Dr. Noah Scovronick was first author on an...