So lucky to work with this group of amazing colleagues and students. Congrats to all 2023 grads!

Vote for Pini! An amazing investigator bridging basic and translational science to understand epigenetic regulation of imprinted genes and how we can modify that to improve health outcomes.

Very excited for this upcoming defense on Rachel's exciting #epigenomics #piRNA research #UMichEHS

🌟 Discover the secrets of successful networking in the world of environmental mutagenesis and genomics! Join us for the next EMGS WOW event: "Your Networking Survival Guide." #EMGS #Networking Register: emgs-us.org/page/networkin…

Is the science of meeting people hard to master? Learn the vital networking skills to help you meet and keep people in your field. Join us on July 18th 1pm Eastern/10am Pacific. Registration is FREE for EMGS members and $20 for Non-members. Register at: lnkd.in/eNkZbw96

Weighing in on IARC's classification of aspartame as a possible carcinogen

Authors, one of the most frequently misused words we see is “toxin.” Use this word only when referring to poison produced by an organism, such as a snake, fungus, or bacterium. For other harmful substances, use “toxicant.” #TuesdayTip

Excited to publish this review on using multi-omics to understand toxicity of endocrine disrupting chemicals in early life. We believe there is a lot of room for growth in this area in the near future! sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Meet all the amazing scientists who are/were a part of the Dolinoy Lab Dana Dolinoy Cipolla Jackie Goodrich @PinithiP Mathia Colwell ali dewald We meet again Environmental Mutagenesis and Genomics Society #EMGS2023

What effect do environmental pollutants have on our health, such as the risk of developing cancer? That’s the question University of Michigan School of Public Health U-M Rogel Cancer Center MI-CARES wants to answer. Michiganders, if you are aged 25-44, we need your help. Find out how to participate - click on QR Code below!

‘The point is human health’ | Findings | Fall 2023 | University of Michigan School of Public Health | Environmental Health Sciences | Toxicology | Flint, Michigan | East Palestine, Ohio | Youngstown | Environmental justice | Human health | Rust Belt | #Epigenetics Jennifer Smith sph.umich.edu/findings/fall-…

Congrats UMICH Occupational Health & Safety Engineering! University of Michigan School of Public Health strong training and research in occupational health and safety will continue for years to come!

We found rice exported to Haiti from the US (and other countries) is twice as high in arsenic than domestic-grown rice. Another important reason to advocate for and support sustainable local food production in Haiti of a variety of produce. news.umich.edu/us-rice-export…

Honored to be part of this event sponsored by université Quisqueya to discuss our research on arsenic contamination in rice exported to Haiti and what can be done about it. uniq.edu.ht/evenements/mar…

Excited that this innovative work led by Itsame is published. We identified genes that had altered DNAm in both humans & mice exposed to the same chemicals during gestation

A new study called MI-CARES is building a network of Michiganders to help understand how our environment impacts our health. You may be eligible if you: are 18-49 yo, cancer-free w/ no past cancer, live in #Michigan. See link for info to join the movement micares.health

It was a great honor to participate in the first #WorldFireCongress. 56 nations gathered to tackle complex issues facing the fire service. Whether a nation had 800 or 1million+ firefighters, all were unified in working towards the same issues including improved health & safety.

Congrats Dr. Katelyn Polemi on a fantastic defense, bringing light to piRNA's potential role in breast cancer. Fun fact - everyone in this pic was mentored by Dana Dolinoy Cipolla at some point. Good mentoring & science multiples! Justin Colacino

Please join us NEXT Wednesday October 23rd for the second installment of our EHS Wednesday Seminar Series featuring @FondufeYvonne discussing #epigenetics and #toxicology WhenL Wednesday, October 23rd, 10:00-11:00am Location: 1680 SPH I, Cornely Room

Ten impressive women in STEM!!! Pick it up, keep it moving, and follow these women 🏋️‍♀️📷 Courtney Townsel, MD MSc @micheome Isabelle Miousse @nrsampson Dr. Alexandra Long Dr. Carole Yauk @FondufeYvonne Vasantha Padmanabhan Wei Perng Les Hanakahi