The Toxicology & Environmental Health Spring 2021 Seminar Series starts this Thursday, January 14th, at 12:00 pm Eastern Time! Our post-doc alum, Kathleen Hershberger, PhD – now at Grinnell College – will be kicking off the series with her talk, “Persistent mitochondrial and epigenetic effects of early-life arsenic exposure in C. […]
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This Friday’s Tox Seminar is with John Rooney, a Duke University ITEHP Doctoral Candidate. His talk is titled “Later Life Consequences of Developmental Mitochondrial DNA Damage.” Please join us in Field Auditorium at noon.
This Friday’s Tox Seminar is with Laura Macaulay, a Duke University ITEHP Doctoral Candidate. Her talk is titled “Endocrine and Neurobehavioral Effects from Flame Retardant Exposure in Early and Juvenile Life Stages of Zebrafish.” Please join us in Field Auditorium at noon.
This Friday’s Tox Seminar is with Priyaanka Nanduri, a Duke University ITEHP Doctoral Candidate. Join us in Field Auditorium at noon to hear her talk!
This Friday’s ToxSeminar is with Mingliang (Thomas) Fang, a Duke University ITEHP Doctoral Candidate. His talk is titled “Characterizing the Binding Potential, Activity, and Bioaccessibility of Peroxisome Proliferator Activated Receptor (PPARy) Ligands in Indoor Dust.” Join us in Environment Hall, Field Auditorium at noon.
This Friday’s Tox Seminar is with Dr. David Janz from the University of Saskatchewan. His talk is titled “Selenium: When a Good Nutrient is Bad.” Please join us in Field Auditorium at noon.
This Friday’s Tox Seminar is with Dr. Thomas Knudsen from the EPA. His talk is titled “Computational Embryology and Predictive Toxicology.” Please join us in Field Auditorium at noon.
This Friday’s Tox Seminar is with Dr. Andrey Massarsky, a Postdoctoral Associate at Duke University. His talk is titled “Impacts of Total Particulate Matter from Cigarette Smoke on Early Development of Zebrafish.” Please join us in Field Auditorium at noon.
This Friday’s Tox Seminar is with Dr. Jerry Yakel from NIEHS. His talk is titled “Role of Nicotinic ACh Receptors in Hippocampal Excitability and Plasticity.” Please join us in Field Auditorium at noon.
This Friday’s Tox Seminar is with Dr. William Pan from Duke University. His talk is titled “Human fertility and Land Use Change in the Amazon, What’s the Connection?” Please join us in Field Auditorium at noon.
This Friday’s Tox Seminar is with Dr. Jordan Bailey, a Duke University Postdoctoral Associate. Her talk is titled “The Development and Use of a Neurobehavioral Test Battery for the Characterization of Environmental Toxicants: An Evaluation of Firemaster 550.” Join us in Field Auditorium at noon.
This Friday’s Tox Seminar is with Mamle Quarmyne, an ITEHP Doctoral Candidate at Duke University. This week’s talk is titled “Protein Tyrocsine Phosphatase Receptor Type S (PTPRS) Regulates Hematopoietic Stem-Cell Self Renewal.” Join us in Field Auditorium at noon.
This Friday’s Tox Seminar is with Mamta Behl, Ph.D. from NIEHS, NTP. Her talk is titled “Screening Compounds with Developmental and Neurotoxic Potential: Flame Retardants, a Case Example.” Please join us in Environment Hall, Field Auditorium at noon.
This Friday’s Tox Seminar features Dr. Mark Robson with Rutgers University. His talk is titled “Challenges and Opportunities in Agricultural Environmental Health.” Join us in Field Auditorium at noon.