What do you get when two researchers who have both been studying killifish for 20-25 years collaborate and share their […]
Catherine Kastleman
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As is the case for everyone involved in community-based work right now, here at the Community Engagement Core (CEC) of […]
A team of local health educators will begin outreach this weekend to promote behavior changes for reducing contaminant exposure and […]
By Catherine Kastleman, Program Coordinator for Community Engagement and Research Translation, Duke University Superfund Research Center What if […]
On Friday, September 22, the Duke University Program in Environmental Health (UPEH) and the Duke University Superfund Research Center […]
The Duke Superfund Research Center, and the Center’s Project 3 on persistent mitochondrial and epigenetic effects of toxicant exposure in particular, […]
Duke trainee Jordan Kozal (Di Giulio lab) was featured in a recent edition of the National Institute of Environmental Health […]
The Duke University Superfund Research Center co-sponsors a seminar series hosted by the Duke University Program in Environmental Health (UPEH) […]
By Lindsay Holsen, CEC/RTC Intern, Summer 2017 In June, I leapt from my previous knowledge base, which I had established […]