Congratulations to SSEHRI Core Faculty Sharon Harlan and Sara Wylie for being parts of the funded TIER 1 teams listed below (TIER 1 is an…
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Category: Research
Newly Awarded NIEHS & NSF Grants
We are excited to announce that SSEHRI researchers have recently received two new grants from NIEHS and NSF. These grants build on the success of…
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Mapping the Expanding PFAS Crisis
On April 18, the Environmental Working Group, in conjunction with SSEHRI, released an updated version of its interactive map of PFAS-contaminated sites in the U.S.…
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Good News Roundup
We’re excited to announce several new funding sources for our graduate students and research groups. Congratulations to everyone involved! Student Accomplishments Graduate student Stephanie Clark-Reyna…
View More Good News RoundupSara Wylie Awarded CRESSH Pilot Grant
SSEHRI core faculty member Sara Wylie was awarded the Pilot Project Award for her project “Developing community based visceral data performances for cross disciplinary collaboration…
View More Sara Wylie Awarded CRESSH Pilot GrantFractivism
SSEHRI core faculty member, Sara Wylie, has just published her first book. From flammable tap water and sick livestock to the recent onset of hundreds…
View More FractivismThat rotten stench in the air? It’s the smell of deadly gas and secrecy
From the Toronto Star and the National Observer series The Price of Oil: “The view from the front porch, once a landscape of rolling hills,…
View More That rotten stench in the air? It’s the smell of deadly gas and secrecyExtreme heat – an “unseen threat” – burns U.S. urban poor
From Thomson Reuters Foundation News: “Sharon Harlan, a professor of health sciences and sociology at Northeastern University in Boston, says she and colleagues have discovered…
View More Extreme heat – an “unseen threat” – burns U.S. urban poorSSEHRI Postdocs Travel to Chile to Meet with Collaborators on the Early Life exposures in Latina Adolescents (ELLA) Study
As evidence suggests the seeds of breast cancer may be sown early in life, the Early Life exposures in Latina Adolescents (ELLA) study hopes to…
View More SSEHRI Postdocs Travel to Chile to Meet with Collaborators on the Early Life exposures in Latina Adolescents (ELLA) StudyMillions of Americans Poisoned by this Chemical: Where is the EPA?
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