Faculty Member
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Department
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Research Interest
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Aaron Hoffman
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Epidemiology
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- Molecular and environmental epidemiology of cancer
- Circadian genetics and the role of circadian genes in carcinogenic processes
- Small RNAs in cancer
- Environmental factors in gene regulation
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Charles Miller
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Global Environmental Health Sciences
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- Toxicity mediated through nuclear receptor signaling pathways
- Chaperone proteins and environmental stresses induced by xenobiotic compounds
- Mutagenesis
- Carcinogenesis
- DNA damage and repair
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Douglas Swift
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Global Environmental Health Sciences
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- Environmental toxicology and cancer
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Aurunthavarani Thiyagarajah
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Global Environmental Health Sciences
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- Aquatic pathobiology/toxicology exposure assessment
- Fish disease, diagnosis and pathology
- Chemical carcinogenesis - hepatic and pancreatic cancers using in vitro and in vivo (fish) models
- Drinking water disinfection byproducts (trihalomethanes)
- Biological monitoring
- Biomarker development
- Environmental chemicals and breast cancer progression
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He Wang
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Global Environmental Health Sciences
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- Occupational diseases
- Bronchial neoplasm
- Lung neoplasm
- Pleural neoplasm
- Mutagenesis
- Chromosome aberrations
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