Adverse health effects and induction of transgenerational inheritance of disease due to environmental contaminants using the zebrafish model Tracie Baker, University of Florida Location TBD Supported by CHHE Environmental Epigenetics Research (EEG) Interest Group
The 7th. Annual Symposium will feature research presentations by guest speakers and CHHE members in the area of Sex Differences in Response to Environmental Exposure. The symposium is open to anyone who would like to attend. CHHE members, their collaborators, graduate students and postdocs are encouraged to attend and present a poster on any aspect…
Two trainees from Kurt Marsden's lab will be presenting about their work. Melody Hancock (Bioinformatics PhD student): "Molecular pathways of CHD7 pathogenicity in a zebrafish CHARGE syndrome model using transcriptomic and proteomic analysis" Sureni Sumathipala (Postdoctoral scholar): "Investigation of seizure susceptibility in Cyfip2-deficient zebrafish" This is a great opportunity for trainees (and their mentors!) to receive…
Keynote: Nicole C. Kleinstreuer, Ph.D. Title: “New Approach Methodologies in Inhalation Toxicology” Student Talks: Mr. Jeffrey Shipman Sivaraman Lab, NCCU Mr. Will Murray Sousan Lab, ECU Mr. Logan Tisch Bonner Lab, NCSU Students and post-docs are encouraged to present their current research, to look for potential synergy and collaboration that can emerge. Refreshments will be…
(Spatial) Scales of Justice: Equity, Inclusion, and Accessibility in Participatory Sciences Toxicology Auditorium, Tox 2104
Please join us for our Spring Mini-retreat at the Transfer Co. Food Hall on May 24 from 3-6 pm. We will be celebrating the successes of CHHE members (including someone who just got an incredible score on his R01 - find out May 24), discussing plans for next year, and learning more about what's up…
Traci Hall NIEHS, "Protein partnerships in RNA recognition" Toxicology 2104 4:00pm *Co-sponsored by Environmental Epigenetics and Genetics Group
Albert Keung's lab presents, with PhD student Gautami Kelkar giving a talk titled, "Investigating the role of metabolite availability on stress and differentiation in human stem cell derived cerebral organoids." Toxicology Building 2104
Instructor: Dr. Tim Hou Zoom Details Meeting link: https://qiagen.zoom.us/j/95789288455?pwd=Nk8xQVUxanZtMmFxUy9LOWhkRHFZUT09 Meeting ID: 957 8928 8455 Passcode: 028704 Email kristina.pinardo@qiagen.com to register and be added to list for the recording link Session 1: 1:00 PM to 2:00 PM, New user training Users will learn how to: • Perform pathway analysis on user’s data o Dataset format, upload,…
Mónica Ramírez-Andreotta University of Arizona,"Participatory Research and Design for Environmental Health and Action" Toxicology 2104 4:00pm *Co-sponsored by Environmental Justice Group
Applications for the Fall 2023 PPP are due at 5 pm EDT on September 15, 2023. Grant information must be submitted via PINS for NC State investigators and comparable proposal tracking systems for ECU and NCCU. Complete applications must be submitted by PI electronically as a single pdf file to chhepilotprogram@ncsu.edu. New for Fall 2023:…