By Gina Daniel, MEM Assistant, Research Translation Core, Duke Superfund Research Center Fishing is a common pastime in North […] Fishing for Environmental Justice in the Northeast Cape Fear River
Community gardens can be a source of healthy food, exercise, and connections to nature and each other. But contaminants –chemical […] Helping Gardeners Understand and Reduce Exposure to Soil Contaminants
By Edward D. Levin, Ph.D., Duke University Eggs are good for you; eggs are bad for you. Cell phones […] The Complex Reality of Scientific Progress: Why the Public Benefits from an …
By Gina Daniel and Catherine Kastleman On Monday, September 26, Dr. Heather Stapleton and Dr. Ellen Cooper, with […] Public Webinar on Flame Retardants in Furniture Foam
By Josh Wilkinson What are nanomaterials? Nanomaterials are small – very small. They are so small, in fact, that […] Small Particles Can Pose a Large Problem
By Bryan Luukinen Last summer, staff from the Duke Superfund Research Center (SRC) staff packed their bags in Durham and […] Angling for Understanding on the Elizabeth River
By Katelyn Liu Skimming through the document posted on a bulletin board in the UNC Gillings School of Public Health […] Where I Belong
Dr. Claudia Gunsch, a principal investigator on Project 4 at the Duke Superfund Research Center, was recently awarded the prestigious Walter […] Dr. Claudia Gunsch Awarded Huber Prize by ASCE
by Mattie Blue If a picture is worth a thousand words, then a figure (in an academic paper) is worth […] Even Zebrafish Can’t Beat the Summer Heat