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Student Spotlight: Brandon Bocanegra

Posted on August 3, 2020

Brandon Bocanegra (MS ’20, Cryns Lab) entered the MET Graduate Program following a summer in the MET-SROP under Christopher Bradfield. He successfully defended his MS thesis in late June and has since moved to an …

Posted in Events & News, Profiles

UW, EPA Team-up for Scientist Training

Posted on December 10, 2019

The UW-Sea Grant Group, which conducts “Science for the Great Lakes,” recently joined into a partnership with the EPA on training new scientists to protect human health and the environment. The partnership, which will be …

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Bradfield Research Recognized by NIEHS

Posted on November 22, 2019

Research program investigating the role of environmental sensing proteins highlighted in “Research” post on the website for the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences. Please see “Investigating the Role of Environmental Sensing Proteins in Human …

Posted in Events & News, Faculty

Students Receive Funds for Sierra Leone Exchange

Posted on November 5, 2019

Grant from SOT provides $4,000 to assist with travel to Sierra Leone. Students who have been involved with the Sierra Leone Toxicology Curriculum received $4,000 from the Society of Toxicology Council Subcommittee for Global Initiative …

Posted in Events & News, Students
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