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Accounting for carbon from forest to estuary
University of Oregon, 2023

Protein Power
Research Magazine, 2021

Questioning Nature
Proteus, 2019

Forged in Stone and Fire
Michigan Tech Magazine, 2018

Recent Selected Work

The Price of Proximity: Black Women Disproportionately Exposed to Superfund Metals
Environmental Health Perspectives, August 2023

Looking beyond Cancer: Glyphosate and Liver, Metabolic Diseases in Youth
Environmental Health Perspectives, May 2023

Out of a crisis rises an opportunity for UO researchers
University of Oregon, January 2023

Nutritional Multitasking? Exploring Calcium Supplementation to Reduce Toxic Metal Effects
Environmental Health Perspectives, December 2022

Paul Slovic wins Bower Award for Achievement in Science
University of Oregon, January 2022

Be Brief: Metal
mtu.edu/unscripted, October 2021

Be Brief: Glider
mtu.edu/unscripted, October 2021

Epigenomics sheds light on environment and disease, experts say
NIEHS Environmental Factor, October 2021

These Bacteria Could Nosh Through Freshwater Oil Spills
mtu.edu/news, September 2021

NIEHS grantee’s outreach boosts diversity, helps train young scientists
NIEHS Environmental Factor, July 2021

Oh Buoy: New Monitoring Keeps Maritime Safety on the Radar in the Straits
mtu.edu/news, May 2021

Hurricane Experience Benefits Later Industrial Fire Research Response
NIEHS Environmental Factor, May 2021

What Early Budding Trees Tell Us About Genetics, Climate Change
mtu.edu/news, March 2021

Not So Fast, Supernova: Highest-energy Cosmic Rays Detected in Star Clusters
mtu.edu/news March 2021

FOXL2 Linked to Endometriosis, Infertility, and Cancer
NIH Catalyst, November 2020

Lab-Made Cells Outdo Animal Testing for Cancer Research
Futurity, January 2020

Moose Eat 40 Pounds A Day But Stay Picky
Futurity, September 2019

Last updated August 2023