Assistant/Associate/Full Professor Professor of environmental sciences environmental exposomics The University of Texas at Arlington #epijobs Details here 👉bit.ly/4f2mdbf

The mHealth Training Institute is a terrific opportunity for committed scholars with interest in mobile health - please share this opportunity with people in your networks who you think would benefit from applying! mhti.md2k.org/apply/

The NIH has funded a new coordinating center to transform how environmental drivers of health and disease are studied, so the knowledge can be used to personalize prevention and treatment strategies. bit.ly/3XYlnVE #NIEHSFactor

#PhD opportunity at The University of Edinburgh Background: #geography and #geosciences, computer/data sciences, ecology or social sciences Methodology: Use use of #GIS, Satellite #EO data, #rstats, Python, open-source #geospatial data etc Research questions What are the key services for

Looking to hire scientists (at all levels) to develop new computational models and AI approaches to map the exposome! Data across multiple scales are staged and ready to analyze! 🤓💻 check out: bit.ly/patelgrouphire and DM or email! hōssein estiri Arjun (Raj) Manrai

The Pre2 CAP lab is hiring a program manager/research associate to support federal and foundation studies to improve understanding of environmental drivers and access barriers that contribute to prostate cancer disparities. For more details and to apply: jobs.rutgers.edu/postings/240132

Excited to see this publication out from Li Yi, PhD based on our @nih_nhlbi R01! It's an innovative assessment of greenspace from street-view image data and how it relates to AHA Science's Life's Essential Eight metric of cardiovascular health in Project Viva

🌳 Nature has health benefits, but which elements are most protective against childhood obesity? In a US cohort, we studied residential street-view images of trees, grass, and flowers to pediatric obesity risk—and the findings might surprise you! Explore the results below!

"When it comes to urban heat resilience, humidity matters as much as temperature or shade provisions." via buff.ly/49jtKAf

This is an extremely well-written, comprehensive, and insightful overview of methods to address challenges in causal inference from observations with strong spatial correlation (neighboring observations are more similar than those further away) onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/epdf/10.11…

Data-Driven Urban Forestry hixon.yale.edu/event-series/d… I hope you will join us (virtually)! cc Li Yi, PhD Peter James

“So that $1 billion that the University of Alabama, Birmingham, received from the N.I.H. in recent years? If the N.I.H. cuts had been in place, the school would have had to come up with about $228 million to keep the lights on and to comply with all the regulations. Since the

if we want to Make America Healthy Again, shouldn't we build affordable housing in mixed use, walkable neighborhoods so ppl can incorporate walking into their daily lives instead of find the time and discipline to go to the gym?

NEXUS is a bold effort to push the boundaries of what’s possible in environmental health science. We’re working to ensure that the environmental factors driving health and disease are no longer overlooked. Website: nexus-exposomics.org/about.html Gary W Miller Rima Habre, ScD Chirag Patel

📣 We are hiring! A postdoc position in our team is now open - apply if you are interested on climate epidemiology, in particular on health impact attribution studies! Don't miss this opportunity to contribute in our Wellcome Trust TACTIC project deadline May 31st!

NEW RESEARCH: Seasonal average temperature differences and CVD incidence: results from the US-based Nurses’ Health study, Nurses’ Health Study II, and the Health Professional Follow-up study ➡️ buff.ly/jy5M8oA

Funding cuts pose risks to over 50 years worth of biobank data in the groundbreaking Nurses Health Study, investigated by Drs. Laden, Jaime Hart, Peter James, Marc Weisskopf, highlighting need for long-term funding solutions. Learn more: buff.ly/ZEj8PEw