In November 2023, ITEHP and ENV doctoral student, Kate Morton, won a Young Investigator Award at the Society for Redox Biology and Medicine Annual Conference in Punta del Este, Uruguay. Her research, titled “Investigating the Role of the Glyoxylate Shunt in Protection from Complex I Inhibitor-Induced Dopaminergic Neurodegeneration in C. elegans” originated from her studies in Joel Meyer’s lab. Congratulations, Kate!
The Department of Biology at the University of Minnesota Duluth seeks a Post-Doctoral Associate to conduct research related to the development […]
This Friday’s Tox Seminar is with Dr. Thomas Knudsen from the EPA. His talk is titled “Computational Embryology and Predictive Toxicology.” Please […]
Reminder: Spring meeting for the North Carolina Society of Toxicology (NC SOT) Regional Chapter, “Systems Toxicology: Integration From the Gene to the […]
Paige Varner, a fifth-year ITEHP student pursuing her PhD in Civil and Environmental Engineering, was recently selected as a winner of the […]
