Two ITEHP students recently defended their dissertations:
Matthew Ruis
“Using in vitro and in vivo Placental Models to Investigate the Localization of Brominated Flame Retardants and Implications for Thyroid Hormone Homeostasis”
Advisor: Heather Stapleton
Rose Schrott
“The Effects of Cannabis sativa on the Sperm Epigenome”
Advisor: Susan Murphy
Congratulations, Matthew and Rose!
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