Created in partnership with a group of Indigenous and Ally educators, our visual model intertwines traditional plants with environmental knowledge.
https://t.co/iBCF6IFksn
@NIEHS#IndigenousWisdom#EnvironmentalEd
๐Check out the collaboration between Manuel Garcia-Jaramillo and Portland Harbor Community Coalition @phccoalition. They conducted a non-target chemical analysis, exploring emerging contaminants with pilot project funding. ๐
https://t.co/s5oBXkpzxt
#NIEHSfunded#OregonState
We teamed up with Makerere University School of Public health in Kampala, Uganda @MakSPH to learn about occupational exposures in transport. Fuel station attendants, taxi drivers, and commercial motorcycle riders wore silicone wristbands.
https://t.co/YB6V1Zjt9f
#NIEHS_EHSCC
Congratulations and Thank You, Emily Ho!
2023 Research Champion & Interim Director of our Center for the past 2 years.
Emily studies how the science of food and nutrition helps people live longer, better.
https://t.co/k5FvOlhMBz
#NIEHS_EHSCC
๐ฅNIEHS Hot Paper!
Oregon State researchers uncovered the ability of Rhodococcus bacteria โ microorganisms with bioremediative properties โ to remove contaminants from drinking water under different environmental conditions.
https://t.co/qwQXfoAhsW
#NIEHSfunded#remediation
Welcome to Dr. Jamie DeWitt, named Director of the Environmental Health Sciences Center! ๐
With a Ph.D. in Environmental Science and Neural Science, she brings more than 20 years of experience in leading innovative research in environmental toxicology and human health.
Join us in Portland, Oregon for the 2023 PANWAT meeting. https://t.co/9D9hzdYbDO
Includes a mentoring event for students and early career scientists and an OMSI Science Communication Workshop.
@SRP_NIEHS @OregonState
๐ฃNew Paper. Advances in PAH mixture toxicology enabled by zebrafish. Recent work in zebrafish has made it clear that while PAHs belong to the same chemical class, their modes of action can be divergent.
(#openaccess): https://t.co/tYtm2Ydpkc
#oregonstate#zebrafish
May is #CleanAirMonth and wildfire season has arrived. We created a resource for pregnant individuals with our project partner Klamath County Public Health.
English: https://t.co/Vlbm9frgUe
Espaรฑol: https://t.co/46CxnSWUC2
#wildfires#pregnancy#oregonstate
Congratulations to our Center Director, Emily Ho, one of the 2023 OSU Distinguished Professor recipients. This is the highest academic honor the university bestows on faculty. https://t.co/v0ONgD6KOp
@NIEHS#award#NIEHSfunded
Learn what OSU's Environmental Health Sciences Center has been up to. 11 new publications, 2 awards, NIEHS Paper of the Year, Pilot Projects updates, and more.
https://t.co/8uGYEErnps
#OregonState#NIEHSfunded
Congratulations to Lisa Truong- 2023 JOINN Biomere Outstanding Young Toxicologist!
American Association of Chinese in Toxicology (AACT)
#OregonState#awards
Congratulations to Robyn Tanguay on her Toxicologist Mentoring Award from Society of Toxicology (SOT)!
#OregonState#Award@NIEHS
https://t.co/lJJeyKEZrw
@We were pleased to welcome Bobbie Conner, dir. of Tamรกstslikt Cultural Institute @tamastslikt, @1855CTUIR for OSU's Sense of Place seminar, in collaboration with Indigenous Education Institute. Video: https://t.co/S0n5IkXyDA. Thank you SRP trainee Sydelle Harrison @harrisyd1
Out of nearly 3,300 NIEHS-funded publications, institute leaders selected 32 for the Papers of the Year.
Our research following Hurricane Harvey was selected, learn more!
https://t.co/oPDf614CXd
#OSU#awards#hurricaneharvey
@NIEHS_PEPH https://t.co/pTiMV0CNrr
Silicone passive sampling was used to identify novel dermal chemical exposures of firefighters and assess personal protective equipment innovations is in our latest publications!
https://t.co/3lfk3eAdTG
#firrefighters#oregonstate#NIEHSfunded