Dr. Jeremy Sarnat “Untargeted Environmental Metabolomics and the Search for Meaning”

Join us in person in CNR 6001 or via ZOOM for a seminar with Dr. Jeremy Sarnat. 

Untargeted environmental metabolomics enables the simultaneous measurement of thousands of biological and environmental signals, offering new opportunities to study the exposome and its effects on human health. In this seminar, Dr. Jeremy Sarnat of Emory University will discuss how these data can be used to generate novel insights into exposure-disease relationships while highlighting the challenges of analyzing and interpreting high-dimensional datasets. Using examples from the Soroka Birth Cohort, the talk will illustrate how metabolomics can help connect environmental exposures to biological pathways and health outcomes. Designed for researchers and public health scientists who consume and interpret metabolomics data, the seminar will provide a practical perspective on both the promise and limitations of this rapidly evolving field.