By Savannah Volkoff and Eileen Thorsos In December 2014, EPA released an updated health risk assessment for the chemical pesticide […] EPA believes that the children are the future, at least according to …
By Gretchen Kroeger It’s sometimes easy to think of scientists as people who are different from “us” or as […] Meet a scientist: Anthony Oliveri, MMA enthusiast & PhD candidate
Over the past year, the scientists here at the Duke Superfund Research Center have been busy trying to better understand […] Recent publications: chemical exposure and the developing brain
By Jeff Farner Budarz As ToxInsider mentioned at the beginning of November, nanoparticles have generated a lot of attention […] Making heads and tails of nanotechnology
By Dr. Ed Levin The Neural and Behavioral Toxicity Assessment (NBTA) Core here at Duke is headquartered in my […] Mechanism meets behavior – NBTA style
Maybe you’ve seen in the news recently—honeybees are facing troubling times. Colony collapse disorder, or CCD, has been affecting hives […] The Secret Life (and Death) of Bees
By Amy Lin, REU intern 2012 Research is formalized curiosity. It is poking and prying with a purpose. -Zora […] Poking and Prying with a Purpose