Vengosh Named Nicholas Chair of Environmental Quality
Project 1 investigator Avner Vengosh has been named Nicholas Chair of Environmental Quality, effective July 1.
Vengosh, a faculty member at Duke University’s Nicholas School of the Environment since 2005, is internationally recognized for his research on water and soil contamination linked to coal ash, fracking wastewater, hexavalent chromium, uranium, lithium and other harmful anthropogenic or naturally occurring pollutants.
The Duke Superfund Research Center is proud to announce our renewed 5-year grant from the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences. The […]
Duke Superfund Research Center Director Heather Stapleton was quoted multiple times in an Arizona Republic article concerning PFAS, whether the label of […]
In May 2023, The U.S. EPA proposed an amendment to its 2015 Coal Ash rule that would include restrictions on most “legacy” […]
Project 1 trainee Robert Hill, a PhD student in the Vengosh lab, received the National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship, providing three […]
