CEED News and Announcements Home About CEED Administrative Core Facility Cores Research Cores Center Members News Contact Us Publications Summer Safety: Avoid Phone Battery Fires Lithium-ion batteries power smartphones, laptops, portable speakers, e-bikes and many other devices. While safe to use, they can pose risks when exposed to high temperatures or handled improperly. Lithium-ion batteries…
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Facebook Twitter Youtube eohsi news and announcements EOHSI Faculty Lead Climate Change Driven Wildfire Air Pollution Study in NJ/NYC Area The Nanoscience and Advanced Materials Center (NAMC) at Environmental and Occupational Health Sciences Institute (EOHSI) and School of Public Health at Rutgers University has successfully mobilized state of the art instrumentation during the Canadian wildfire…
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Facebook Twitter Youtube eohsi news and announcements Effects of cyanobacterial harmful algal bloom toxin microcystin-LR on gonadotropin-dependent ovarian follicle maturation and ovulation in mice Shuo Xiao, Ph.D. EOHSI and CEED member Shuo Xiao, Ph.D. and collabortors new research paper published by Environmental Health Perspective Environmental Health Perspectives (EHP) is a monthly journal of environmental health research…
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CEED News and Announcements Home About CEED Administrative Core Facility Cores Research Cores Center Members News Contact Us Publications CEED Community Partner and Stakeholder Advisory Board Member Rev. Dr. Miguel Hernandez Participated in Caminata Ecologica (Ecological Walk) in El Salvador Rev. Dr. Miguel Hernandez The Rev. Dr. Miguel A. Hernández was born in El Salvador…
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CEED News and Announcements Home About Administrative Core Organizational Chart Facility Cores Research Cores Center Members News Contact Us Publications Jose Guillermo Cedeno Laurent Joins the JPB Environmental Health Fellowship Program Over the next 3.5 years, the fellows will benefit from funding, mentoring, and training opportunities. With the addition of the new cohort — comprising…
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