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Topic: Exposure assessment

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Nil Basu, Ph.D., M.Sc. Assistant Professor in Environmental Health Sciences Phone: (734) 764-9490 E-mail: niladri@umich.edu Faculty Profile Environmental toxicologist, interested in the risk assessment of aquatic pollutants (focus on mercury), development of neurochemical biomarkers and environmental neurotoxicology, and the use of fish and wildlife as sentinels of human and environmental health hazards. MORE
Stuart Batterman, Ph.D., M.S. Professor in Environmental Health Sciences Phone: (734) 763-2417 E-mail: stuartb@umich.edu Faculty Profile Research and teaching interests address environmental impact assessment, human exposure and health risk assessment, and environmental management. MORE
Alfred Franzblau, MD Professor in Environmental Health Sciences Phone: (734) 936-0758 E-mail: afranz@umich.edu Faculty Profile Research focuses on work-related musculoskeletal disorders, biological monitoring of chemical exposures, occupational neurological disease, and occupational respiratory disease. MORE
Howard Hu, MD, MPH, ScD Professor and Chair in Environmental Health Sciences Phone: (734) 764-3188 E-mail: howardhu@umich.edu Faculty Profile Co-directs the Michigan-Harvard Metals Epidemiology Research Group, which studies the contribution of metals exposure and genetics to the causation of chronic diseases in adults and impaired development in children. MORE
Gerald Keeler, PhD Professor in Environmental Health Sciences Phone: (734) 936-1836 E-mail: jkeeler@umich.edu Faculty Profile Ongoing research measures and analyzes pollutants and trace elements such as mercury in air and water, to help assess impact on human health and the environment. MORE
Rudy Richardson, ScD, DABT Professor of Toxicology in Environmental Health Sciences Phone: (734) 936-0769 E-mail: rjrich@umich.edu Faculty Profile Board-certified toxicologist who specializes in chemically induced neurological diseases. MORE
Fall/Winter 2007 Volume 23 Number 1	inFOCUS: Gene-environment interaction
Spring/Summer 2007 Volume 22 Number 2	inFOCUS: DDT, danger vs. malaria
Fall/Winter 2006 Volume 22 Number 1	Alumni Network (Jim Highland)-- When the Numbers Add Up
Spring/Summer 2004 Volume 19 Number 2	Quantifying Danger: New SPH Risk Science and Communication Center may change the way we think about potential hazards. (PDF).

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