Join us for “Lessons From the Fields: 25 Years of The CHAMACOS Study” with Brenda Eskenazi, Center for Environ Research & Children's Health. 🗓️Apr. 26 ⏰12 p.m. ➡️ Register: ow.ly/4aO250Rim0s #CHAMACOSStudy #ChildHealth #EnvironmentalExposures Johns Hopkins Engineering

We're looking for tenured or tenure-track faculty in #SystemsAnalysis and #AI /MachineLearning in Environmental, #Climate , and #Toxicology . Johns Hopkins Engineering APPLY ➡️ ow.ly/Zm8e50Rfaz5

“The Fight for Environmental Justice and Democracy” with Justin J. Pearson, District 86 State Representative, Tennessee General Assembly. 🗓️ Friday, March 8 ⏰ 12p.m. Registration ➡️ ow.ly/uUxi50QK7qU @hopkinsengineer Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health #EnvironmentalJustice 🌎

“The Fight for Environmental Justice and Democracy” with Justin J. Pearson, District 86 State Representative, Tennessee General Assembly
Friday, March 8 j p.m. ow.ly/Xb1L50QFomp @hopkinsengineer Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health #EnvironmentalJustice

.JohnsHopkinsEHE is hiring! Apply today to join our cross-divisional department and team of renowned faculty!
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I know it’s the engineering quad but I’m not 100 percent on board with the “nano” snowman approach. ⁦⁦Johns Hopkins Engineering⁩

Cool interdisciplinary NASA funded post-doc opportunity with a good group of folks at Johns Hopkins University - merging in-situ/satellite/mobile measurements to quantify health disparities. Apply here: apply.interfolio.com/139549 - Jobs in Atmospheric Chemistry and Aerosols JHU Earth & Planetary Sciences Johns Hopkins UniversityEHE

Congratulations, Andrea Chiger, newly minted PhD!
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Excited to have Andrea Baccarelli presenting his research at JohnsHopkinsEHE Grand Rounds today.

Check out the latest Johns Hopkins Engineering magazine featuring Johns Hopkins MatSci very own Mitra Taheri on the cover! Props to the Materials Characterization and Processing facility which fills a magical space in the Stieff Silver building (page 13 for article).
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I just logged into the GRC system and found our photo! Call me old fashioned, I liked getting the printed version. I can only tag 10 people - please share with others who might be interested to see the #AtmosphericChemistry #GRC photo from Sunday River

What an honor to be part of this event Johns Hopkins University with an incredible and interdisciplinary panel! Thank you to AI-X! Also, any day that I can compare AI to restaurants and get approval for said analogy from Fernando Pereira Google DeepMind is a win for me; just saying.

We are excited to virtually host Linsey Marr https://www.threads.net/@linseycmarr in JohnsHopkinsEHE for our inaugural Grand Rounds lecture of the academic year. Learning all about An Engineering Perspective on Airborne Transmission of Covid-19 from a world renowned expert!

Johns Hopkins University, transformed

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Thank you Andrea Chiger Andrea for sharing your results on the ASSESS study and insights into improving online surveys to avoid bots 🤖. Strong work with #HapMap study led by Peter DeCarlo at JohnsHopkinsEHE

Another great presentation by Kirsten Koehler on work for the #HapMap project led by Peter DeCarlo and an amazing team of investigators from JohnsHopkinsEHE at #ises2023

Even the kids are excited about #automation ….but they got pretty weirded out when there was no response to “thank you Mr. Robot”…maybe for version 2.0. #SFO

Welcome Ben Huynh, PhD!

Huynh joins EHE as an assistant professor. His research focuses on using cutting-edge data science techniques to address a number of public health, health equity, planetary health, and climate change.

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The quantity of chemicals found after the East Palestine train derailment is probably an underestimate, says Peter DeCarlo. ‘We have been systematically underfunding our environmental agencies at the local, state and national levels.’
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Great question. Yes, particles are removed by the rain pretty efficiently, and also gases that can dissolve in water are lost when it rains. The combination means most of the pollutants associated with wildfires get removed, but there will still be some residual pollutants.