Trinity School of Arts and Sciences
I study environmental contributions to mental health and brain integrity across the lifespan
https://scholars.duke.edu/person/aaron.reuben
As a clinical psychologist I am well versed in the assessment of brain and mental health outcomes and trajectories of development and aging. I also have experience in environmental exposure assessment, including to toxicants, neighborhood conditions and amenities, and climate-relevant conditions, such as heat and flooding.
kate.hoffman@duke.edu Nicholas School of the Environment Environmental Health and Epidemiology https://scholars.duke.edu/person/kate.hoffman Heat related illness, spatial epidemiology
dana.hunt@duke.edu Nicholas School of the Environment The Hunt lab’s research focus is on understanding the ecology of microbes through examination of their […]
nj58@duke.edu Nicholas School of the Environment Broadly our research is focused on health outcomes of drinking water contaminants. On going studies are […]
shineng.hu@duke.edu Nicholas School of the Environment Dynamics and Impacts of Climate Change Hu lab https://scholars.duke.edu/person/shineng.hu Climate Modeling, Climate Variability and Change, Ocean-Atmosphere […]
