The World Health Organization is holding an emergency meeting in Geneva to make a fateful decision: Whether to designate the outbreak of a mysterious, pneumonia-like virus that originated in China as an international public health emergency. EHE professor, Dr. Thomas Inglesby is featured in this Washington Post article.
GRADUATE HIGHLIGHT
Q & A with recent graduate, Pranay Randad, PhD '19
This recent graduate shares what inspired him into the field, his research, and advice for future students.
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STUDENT HIGHLIGHT
PhD students conduct sampling efforts in Hurricane Florence aftermath
The field team performed a rapid-response assessment of water contamination in flooded rivers in North Carolina.
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RESEARCH HIGHLIGHT
Ocean waves could provide alternative energy source
For nearly four decades, EHE research professor Umesh Korde, PhD has explored how an ocean's force—from violent thrashes to gentle swells—could be harnessed as a source of alternative energy.
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#1 School of Public Health
#11 University
#17 School of Engineering
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Developmental Neurotoxicology, 3D Organoid Models, High-content Imaging, CRISPR/Cas9 Gene Editing
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Toxicology Policy, Law and Regulatory Analysis
INTERDISCIPLINARY
A unique collaboration, residing equally between a school of public health and a school of engineering
REPUTATION
Combines the faculty and resources of two of the nation's top-ranked programs
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Defining policy and advancing understanding of the relationship between human activity and the environment
LEADERS
Faculty and alumni are global experts in environmental health sciences and engineering
DIVERSITY
A diverse student and faculty body fosters a rich, collaborative learning environment