Duke University Program in Environmental Health & Integrated Toxicology
(Pharm 847-S/ENV 847-S)
Fridays 12:00 – 1:20 PM
September 1 – Love Auditorium
Brandon Logeman, Duke University ITEHP Student
Investigating the function, mechanism of action, and regulation of copper transporters at the biochemical, cellular, and organismal levels
September 8 – Field Auditorium
Superfund Research Translation and Community Engagement Cores
Translating Science and Engaging Communities: Overview and Trainee Opportunities
September 22 – Field Auditorium
Symposium: Duke Superfund Research Center Kickoff
Keynote Speaker: William Suk, Ph.D., NIEHS
9:00 am – 4:00 pm
September 29 – Field Auditorium
Andrea Baccarelli, Ph.D., Columbia University
Mitochondriomics and epigenetics in human air pollution studies – new findings and methodological challenges
October 6 – Field Auditorium
Rebecca Fry, Ph.D., UNC
The placental epigenome as a driver of the developmental origins of health and disease
October 13 – Field Auditorium
Christopher Kassotis, Ph.D., Duke University Nicholas School of the Environment
Mechanisms of adipogenic activity of environmental contaminants and mixtures
October 20 – Field Auditorium
Robert Tighe, M.D., Duke University Medical Center
Links between pulmonary macrophage function and environmental exposures
October 27 – Love Auditorium
Laura Maurer, Ph.D., MPH, ExxonMobil Biomedical Sciences, Inc.
Applying toxicological data to regulatory decision making
November 3 – Field Auditorium
Andrew Whitehead, Ph.D., UC Davis
The solution to pollution is… Evolution? The genomic basis of rapid adaptation in killifish
November 10 – Field Auditorium
Jessica Brandt, Duke University ITEHP Student
Tracing coal combustion residuals through aquatic food webs – bioaccumulation and toxicity
November 17 – Love Auditorium
Kymberly Gowdy, Ph.D., ECU
Clean up and clear out: A novel role for scavenger receptors in environmental lung disease
November 30-December 1: Duke University Environmental Health Scholars Program
2017 Fall Forum – Health and the Environment in North Carolina
21C Museum Hotel, Durham, NC