The News@Northeastsern features Steven Scyphers and his team’s work on the sustainability and well-being of fisheries, and highlights Scyphers’ latest first-authored article about psychological distress…
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SSEHRI has now joined the Twittersphere, and we are excited to share news and updates about our amazing researchers and fellow environmental health advocates! Click…
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The main story in the News@Northeastern highlights the ongoing environmental and human health impacts of PFAS, and the research that Phil Brown and the PFAS…
View More Phil Brown Interview on PFAS Research is Lead Story in NU News
SSEHRI researchers Prof. Steven Scyphers and PhD Candidate Kiera O’Donnell are highlighted in the lead article, “Can Nature Reduce the Damage Caused by Hurricanes?” in…
View More Steven Scyphers and Kiera O’Donnell featured in Lead Northeastern News Article
We are pleased to announce the release of our 7th SSEHRI Annual Report! This report captures updates on the research projects, events, and other highlights…
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From June 10-12th, 2019, over 250 community activists, government officials, state legislators, scientists, journalists, lawyers, academics, and students all convened on the Northeastern University campus…
View More 2019 PFAS Conference Report Now Available
SSEHRI Director, Prof. Phil Brown, was interviewed on July 31, 2019 by WBUR’s Bob Oaks on Morning Edition, to talk about the health impacts of…
View More Phil Brown Talks to WBUR about PFAS
The Organizing Committee of the 2019 PFAS Conference is happy to announce that our second National conference held at Northeastern University was a great success, thanks…
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T32 Trainee Postdoc Andrea R. Hindman has accepted a position as a Science Fellow with the Department of Defense, Office of the Undersecretary of Defense Acquisition…
View More Andrea Hindman Accepts Science Fellow Position with DOD
Elicia Cousins, former T32 trainee and current SSEHRI PhD student in Sociology, has defended her dissertation, titled: Reproducing Invisibility: Contested Narratives About Radiation Health Effects…
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