Duke Community Engagement Coordinator Chiara Klein, CEC collaborator Dr. Mozhgon Rajaee (Oakland University), and community partner Chef Dean Neff spoke on the Coastline radio program on WHQR. The team spoke about the results of recent fish tissue sampling work. the origin and goals of the Stop, Check, Enjoy! campaign, promoted the upcoming Go Fish Fest! event in Wilmington, and more.
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 passive sampling […]
A team of local health educators will begin outreach this weekend to promote behavior changes for reducing contaminant exposure and safer ways […]
As is the case for everyone involved in community-based work right now, here at the Community Engagement Core (CEC) of the Duke […]
Lindsay Jasperse, PhD, Superfund Center postdoctoral trainee with Project 4, spoke at the Duke University Superfund Center Community Advisory Board’s annual meeting […]
