The CEET has been awarded two administrative supplements from the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences.  The supplements are intended to  provide funds to P30 Environmental Health Sciences Core Centers to enhance interactions across Centers to address emerging issues and to advance research, translational research, and community engagement.

John Essigman, PhD (MIT- Lead Institution) and Trevor Penning, PhD, and Ian Blair, PhD (CEET)
HMGB1 as Early Onset Biomarkers of Stress Response to Toxicants

Trevor Penning, PhD and Sara Pinney, MD, MS (CEET – University of Pennsylvania, Lead Institution) and Drs. Shuk-Mei Ho,  Lueng and Ouyang (University of Cincinnati)
Gestational Exposure to PFOA and the Development of Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease in the Offspring

Congratulations to Dr. Marilyn Howarth, Director of the CEET Community Outreach and Engagement Core,  for receiving the 2018 Chester Environmental Partnership (CEP) Award. This year, five honorees were distinguished for their commitment to environmental stewardship and close partnership with the CEP.

We are pleased to announce that the Director of our Center, Trevor Penning, PhD, has been appointed Senior Editor for Cancer Research in Population & Prevention Science

CEET Investigator Sara E. Pinney, MD (front row, 6^th from the left), recipient of a CEET Mentored Scientist Transition Award, was recognized at the recent P30 Center Directors Meeting at Emory University for her outstanding presentation “Development Origins of Metabolic Disease Through Studies of In Utero Exposures in Humans and Mice.”  Congratulations Sara!

Wharton Business Radio host Dan Loney interviews Penn Integrates Knowledge (PIK) professors Sarah Tishkoff (CEET member) and Dorothy Roberts  about their collaborative research on race and human genetic variation.

For more information and to listen to the interview…