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The environmental and occupational health sciences - toxicology, environmental health, exposure sciences, and occupational medicine - explore the relationship between human health and the environment. Our federally funded research grants and state-funded service activities enhance our graduate and undergraduate educational experiences.

NEWS

UW Study Finds Dirty Keyboards

The July 8 issue of The Daily had a front page story about Assistant Professor Gwy-Am Shin's students testing for pathogens on campus computers. It is titled "UW study finds dirty keyboards"

 

Toxicology Student Profile: Nadia Moore

Nadia Moore, a PhD candidate from the Toxicology program in the Department of Environmental and Occupational Health Sciences, is featured in a career profile in the June 20 issue of the journal Science, titled "Opportunities Abound in Toxicology."

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FEATURE STORIES

Research to Practice

"Research to practice" (or" r2p," as some abbreviate it) is the theme of the department's 2005-2007 biennial report. We describe research that addresses a global health dilemma, helps clean up environmental health problems, and supports changes in computer technology. We also profile six of our alumni, whose career range from roles in local nonprofits to global corporations. The cover showcases the winner of our first faculty-staff-student art competition.

Meritorious Achievement Award

Professor Michael Morgan received this year's Meritorious Achievement Award from the American Conference of Governmental Industrial Hygienists for his long-term contributions to occupational health.

Podcast

Noah Seixas: Winter 2008 Distinguished Faculty Lecture

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