HSPH-NIEHS Colloquium Series: Greg Wellenius, ScD

Join us for our 2022-2023 colloquium series on Environmental Health in Action. This month, we welcome Greg Wellenius, ScD, professor on Environmental Health at the Boston University School of Public Health (BUSPH) and Director of the new BUSPH Center for Climate and Health. He is an environmental epidemiologist committed to reducing the adverse health impacts of continued climate change through research, training, and engagement. Dr. Wellenius also teaches an introductory graduate-level class…

Center Chalk Talks: Longxiang Li, PhD

Our monthly Center Chalk Talks series (4th Wednesdays) is a chance for members and affiliates to showcase the exciting research they are working on and solicit collaboration. This month, Longxiang Li, PhD, with the Department of Environmental Health's Exposure Epidemiology and Risk Program, will present: "Assessing Exposure and the Health Effects of Unconventional Oil and Gas Development"  This event will be held in-person (HSPH Building 1, 1302) and via Zoom.…

HSPH-NIEHS Colloquium Series: Jessica Wolpaw Reyes, PhD

  Join us for our 2022-2023 colloquium series on Environmental Health in Action. This month, we welcome Jessica Wolpaw Reyes, PhD, professor of Economics at Amherst College. Her research focuses on public health and social impacts of environmental pollution, malpractice and physician behavior, factors influencing judicial decision-making, and other topics in applied microeconomics.  Prof. Reyes is particularly interested in areas of health and inequality. She is currently studying the effects of environmental…

Conducting Public Health Research in a Limited Resource Setting: Challenges and Opportunities

  Join the Harvard Chan-NIEHS Center for a special engagement from Myriam Mrad, PhD, environmental health expert, assistant professor, and chairperson of the Public Health Department at the Faculty of Health Sciences, University of Balamand in Lebanon. She is the principal investigator for the GeoHub for Climate and Health in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA)- Lebanon region. About Myriam Mrad, PhD (personal statement):  I am an environmental health…

HSPH-NIEHS Colloquium Series: Jill Johnston, PhD

Join us for our 2022-2023 colloquium series on Environmental Health in Action. This month, we welcome Jill Johnston, PhD, Associate Professor at the University of Southern California in the Division of Environmental Health, Department of Population and Public Health Sciences of the Keck School of Medicine of USC and the USC Spatial Sciences Institute. She also serves as Director of Community Engagement in the Division of Environmental Health at University of Southern…

Event Series Specific Aims Review Session

Specific Aims Review Session

The NIEHS Center’s Specific Aims Review Session is open to investigators at all levels with upcoming grant submissions.   A panel of faculty members offer their critique of and suggestions for improving Specific Aims sections for junior faculty and post docs in a friendly, constructive, open session. Open to all members, collaborators and their trainees. If you would like your document reviewed, please send an email to niehsctr@hsph.harvard.edu by 5pm on the…

Niels Bohr: Life Behind the Physics, War and Peace

Join us for a special event about the life of Niels Bohr, who was awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1922 "for his services in the investigation of the structure of atoms and of the radiation emanating from them." His grandson, Vilhelm (Will) Bohr, will talk about his grandfather's life and achievements. A small reception with snacks and drinks will be provided. Free to attend, RSVP required. *NOTE: This…

Film Screening + Panel Discussion: ‘Descendant’

  "Descendant is a powerful documentary that shares the story of the descendants of the survivors of the Clotilda, believed to be the last ship that carried enslaved Africans to the United States." - 44th President Barack Obama   Join the Harvard Chan-NIEHS Center for a screening of 'Descendant', a Netflix documentary film that follows the descendants of the survivors of the last known slave ship to transport human beings as…

Center Chalk Talks: Katherine von Stackelberg, ScD

Our monthly Center Chalk Talks series (4th Wednesdays) is a chance for members and affiliates to showcase the exciting research they are working on and solicit collaboration. This month, Katherine von Stackelberg, ScD, director of research translation and senior research scientist in the Department of Environmental Health, will present on: “Biodiversity Metric to Support Decision-Making Following COP15” Dr. von Stackelberg has long worked at the intersection of science and policy,…