Stuart Batterman
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Professor Stuart Batterman is a faculty member at the University of Michigan, USA. His research focuses on environmental health, particularly the effects of air pollution and toxic exposures on human health. Recent articles include studies on cyanobacteria’s impact on amyotrophic lateral sclerosis survival, the variability of atmospheric methane at large landfills, and the apportionment of PM 2.5 sources. He is also involved in investigations related to vapor intrusion and the health implications of pollutants in vulnerable populations.
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Stuart Batterman
University of Michigan
Three postdoctoral research fellow positions are available at the University of Michigan through the NIEHS T32 Environmental Toxicology and Epidemiology Program (ETEP) . The opportunity is aimed at researchers interested in biomedical toxicology , environmental epidemiology , exposome , exposure science , and environmental informatics . Fellows may propose their own research topics, provided they align with the interests of the training program faculty. Professor Stuart Batterman notes a particular interest in exposure science and environmental chemistry . The post is framed as an environmental research training opportunity at the postdoctoral level, supported by the training grant. For application details and deadlines, use the official program link provided in the post. No stipend amount, visa note, or fee waiver is mentioned in the post.
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Ning Ding
University of Michigan
Niladri Basu
Canada Research Chair (CRC) and Professor
McGill University
Yaoxian Huang
Assistant Professor
Wayne State University
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