Frontiers in Environmental Science and Health @frontiersinesh

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We know the end of the semester can be hectic! We’ve extended our application deadline to May 20th! Contact us with any questions you may have and let’s get ready to have another great year of #FrESH!! #thatsfresh #FrESH2024

Read more at msm.edu/Research/FrESH… #thatsFrESH

Applications are LIVE! Check out the website for more information regarding the FrESH course and how to apply. #thatsFrESH #frontiersinESH2024 #environmentalscienceandhealth

And with that, our week of FrESH is over. Thank you to our students for being so eager to learn, our faculty for sharing their research and providing mentorship, and to our vendors for making the labs possible! #thatsFrESH

Thank you, Dr. Akingbemi, for sharing your work with us today. And with that, our lectures have come to an end, but don’t worry, the course is not over yet! #thatsFrESH

Is the Health of Future Generations at Risk Because of Current Environmental Contamination? Dr. Ramji Bhandari from UNCG discussed this question with us today! #thatsFrESH

Supported with funding by the NIEHS Superfund Research Program, the PROTECT Center studies exposure to environmental contamination in Puerto Rico and its contribution to adverse pregnancy outcomes, including preterm birth. #thatsFrESH

Happy Friday and the last day of FrESH 2023! Starting off this morning, we have Dr. Anne Dunlop talking to us about Social and Environmental Exposures and Pathways to Adverse Pregnancy Outcomes among Black Women in Georgia. #thatsFrESH

We heard an amazing talk from Dr. Trevor Archer, our keynote speaker and Deputy Director of the @niehs! We are so thankful for your support! #thatsFrESH

In our lab yesterday following Dr. Lipp’s talk, Leah guided students through LAMP based detection for SARS CoV 2 in sewer lines and wastewater! 💩#thatsFrESH

💩 Did you know, both symptomatic and asymptomatic carriers shed SARS-CoV-2 in their feces?! 💩 Dr. Erin Lipp shared her research on wastewater-based epidemiology. Follow @COVIDPoops19! #thatsFrESH

Excited to be an Invited Speaker at this year’s FrESHProgram! THANK YOU @frontiersinesh for continuing to develop leaders in environmental health science fields! #thatsFrESH

Dr. Adrienne Katner shared her research on Lead in Drinking Water and evaluating how effective federal drinking water regulations and prevailing public health guidelines are in reducing water contaminant exposures. #thatsFrESH

Thank you, @DrVereen, for talking to us today about your work on Water Quality and Human Health! Follow @morehousevri to stay updated on the Vereen Research Institute! #thatsFrESH

Dr. Tyrone Hayes from @UCBerkeley is here to talk to us about his love of frogs… and also about Pesticide Exposures and their Impacts on Reproductive System Development! 🐸🌾🧪#thatsFrESH

Wednesday thoughts: What happens if contaminants, biotransformation and breakdown products of shampoos, skin products, water purification systems, fluoridated toothpaste, etc, are converted to stable products which bioaccumulate and are endocrine disruptors? #thatsFrESH

Can you believe we are already half way through our course?! Today we have Dr. Jones from @EmoryUniversity talking to us about his work on Use of High-resolution Metabolomics for the Identification of Metabolic Signals Associated with Ubiquitous Pollutants. 🍔💊🍃 #thatsFrESH

From Exposome to Biology: Uncovering the Multi-Omics Landscape of Lung Health, Dr. Xin Hu shared her research with us as our last talk of the day. But don’t worry, the day is far from over! #thatsFrESH

In today’s lab, students will learn techniques like RNAseq and ATAseq in their single cell multiomics lab! A huge thank you to @10xGenomics for making this lab possible. #thatsFrESH