What do you get when two researchers who have both been studying killifish for 20-25 years collaborate and share their […]
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Through research and action, the CEC is continuing our work to improve the effectiveness of fish consumption advisories and limit […]
The NIEHS Superfund Research Program has awarded an administrative supplement to the Community Engagement and Analytical Chemistry Cores to conduct testing of fish tissue and carry out […]
By Dr. Andrew Hawkey, Postdoctoral Researcher, Levin Lab As news of the COVID-19 epidemic spread and governments responded, high school […]
As is the case for everyone involved in community-based work right now, here at the Community Engagement Core (CEC) of […]
by Johanna Kluck, Master of Environmental Management Candidate House dust: no matter how we try to rid our homes of […]
Duke University Superfund Research Center former trainee Jordan Kozal, Ph.D., describes her research on the evolutionary toxicological implications of killifish […]
Duke University Superfund Research Center former trainee Savannah Volkoff, Ph.D., describes her research on the bioremediation of soils contaminated with […]
Responding to the concerns of community partners after Hurricane Florence, the Duke Superfund Community Engagement Core worked with community groups […]