ICYMI 150K gallons of oil 🛢️ are released into the Alaskan territory every year.
With support from @NSF, @SCRAInnovation & @USCColaInc, @CENR_UofSC director Jamie Lead & his start-up, GeoMat, will use nanotechnology to address this problem. https://t.co/WPobVItMdV #UofSCImpact
CENR doctoral student Badria Almurshidi successfully presented her dissertation defense, entitled "Selenium, platinum and cerium oxide nanoparticles’ application to cancer and fibrotic diseases" on March 9
Taking it to the next level. Environmental health sciences assistant professor Guoshuai Cai harnesses the power of #bioinformatics. https://t.co/LCBoNPALqa @CENR_UofSC
ENE group welcomes new graduate student, Talal Abdullah Alshehri! Originally from Dammam, Saudi Arabia, Talal obtained his BSc in Environmental Health from Dammam University, and a Master's degree in Public Health from Eastern Kentucky University.
The Arnold School is full of outstanding students. Help recognize one master's and one doctoral student with our achievement awards by submitting your nomination through March 2. https://t.co/jAg6JNDyP3
Arnold School alumni are doing wonderful things to improve public health locally, nationally, and globally. Nominate an alum who makes an impact for one of our prestigious awards! Deadline: February 28. https://t.co/PsHO0oQ6DX
Arnold School researcher Jamie Lead and his CENR team have discovered a revolutionary technique for cleaning up oil contaminations. The @NSF awarded CENR a grant to help market this product and provide a potential game-changer for the environment. https://t.co/eDT8QomaPM
Research on HIV patterns, a study on dietary inflammation and gestational diabetes, and an NSF grant to support @CENR_UofSC's oil remediation technique -- all included in the @ASPPHtweets Friday Letter 👉https://t.co/5KTa1QBUeo
@CENR_UofSC and environmental health sciences researcher Christopher Toumey is interviewed by @cenmag about the history of nanoscience 👉
https://t.co/XWFNgG3FEh
Jamie Lead and Steven Blair have been named in Clarivate Analytics’ 2019 Highly Cited Researchers List. Congratulations! https://t.co/k6GsRNCRAr @CENR_UofSC
Congratulations to recent Ph.D. in ENHS graduate Shelby Butz on being selected for the John A. Knauss Marine Policy Fellowship! You make us proud!
https://t.co/U3yiO74nCW @CENR_UofSC
Research on rural access to cancer care providers and a study on the dispersion of nanomaterials in surface waters -- both included in last week's Association of Schools and Programs of Public Health Friday Letter 👉https://t.co/YKAtDpcI8R
The ENHS department will host a talk on the fate and effects of tire particles and other microplasticss in coastal waterways by The Citadel's John E. Weinstein at noon on 10/23 in PHRC 107. Learn more 👉 https://t.co/1A6ZQyE2UK