Nicholas School of the Environment
Skip to content
Back Home
  • About
    • About the Program
    • People
      • INVESTIGATORS
      • TRAINEES
        • TRAINEE VIDEOS
        • TRAINEE MINI-GRANTS
        • TRAINEE RESOURCES
      • STAFF
      • EXTERNAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE
      • COMMUNITY ADVISORY BOARD
    • Funding
  • Research
    • Project 1 – Prenatal Exposure & Neurodevelopment
    • Project 2 – Mechanisms of Neurobehavioral Toxicity
    • Project 3 – Mitochondrial & Cellular Neurotoxicity Mechanisms
    • Project 4 – Ecological Impacts, Adaptation, & Fitness Costs
    • Project 5 – Precision Bioremediation
  • Publications
    • Publications
    • Datasets
  • Support Cores
  • Community Engagement
  • News & Events
    • Duke Superfund Blog
    • Duke Superfund in the News
    • Newsletter Archive
    • Spring 2026 ITEHP Seminar Series
    • Job, Internship, and Fellowship Postings
  • Search
Back Home
  • About
    • About the Program
    • People
      • INVESTIGATORS
      • TRAINEES
        • TRAINEE VIDEOS
        • TRAINEE MINI-GRANTS
        • TRAINEE RESOURCES
      • STAFF
      • EXTERNAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE
      • COMMUNITY ADVISORY BOARD
    • Funding
  • Research
    • Project 1 – Prenatal Exposure & Neurodevelopment
    • Project 2 – Mechanisms of Neurobehavioral Toxicity
    • Project 3 – Mitochondrial & Cellular Neurotoxicity Mechanisms
    • Project 4 – Ecological Impacts, Adaptation, & Fitness Costs
    • Project 5 – Precision Bioremediation
  • Publications
    • Publications
    • Datasets
  • Support Cores
  • Community Engagement
  • News & Events
    • Duke Superfund Blog
    • Duke Superfund in the News
    • Newsletter Archive
    • Spring 2026 ITEHP Seminar Series
    • Job, Internship, and Fellowship Postings
News

Trainee Kate Morton awarded best graduate student poster at International Neurotoxicology Association meeting

Published May 25, 2023

Kate Morton wins award for best poster

Project 3 Trainee Kate Morton was awarded the David Ray Best Graduate Student Poster Award at the International Neurotoxicology Association meeting in Durham, NC. Congrats Kate!

  • award
  • Kate Morton
  • trainee
  • Project 3
  • neurotoxicology

You may also like

Published July 26, 2019

C. elegans, PCP, and the Worm Meeting: A Summer Studying Environmental Toxins

By Zachary Markovich, Summer Research Intern, Meyer Lab Picture this: it’s a warm summer day in southern California and as you walk […]

Neuroscience and a new alliance: Integrating toxicology and behavioral studies
Published August 22, 2014

Neuroscience and a new alliance: Integrating toxicology and behavioral studies

By Nishika Karbhari Here in the Neural and Behavioral Toxicity Assessment Core at the Duke SRC, we study the effects of environmentally […]

Published February 5, 2020

Project 3 Postdoc Jessica Hartman accepts tenure-track position at the Medical University of South Carolina

Dr. Jessica Hartman, a postdoctoral research with project 3 in the Meyer lab, has accepted a tenure-track professor position within the biochemistry […]

A Summer Well Spent
Published February 12, 2013

A Summer Well Spent

  When I began my summer work in Dr. Heather Stapleton’s environmental chemistry lab, I didn’t know exactly what to expect. I […]

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

© 2026 Duke University Superfund Research Center – All rights reserved

Powered by WP – Designed with the Customizr theme

©2026 Nicholas School of the Environment | Duke University | Durham, NC, USA

Site Login >