EHSC Investigator Kim Anderson uses passive sampling devices to measure air and water before, during and after the Deep Horizon Oil Spill. Read More...

Dr. Trace Peterson studies mycobacteria infections in zebrafish. He is the first trainee under the new NCRR training grant. Read More...

Dr. Stacey Harper (right) and her research assistant Tamara Fraley examine the potential harmful effect of nanomaterials on developing embryos. Read More...

Dr. Staci Simonich studies the atmospheric journey of chemicals from Asia to the western United States. Read More...

Dr. Arup Indra and his research team strive to understand skin formation, healing, and regeneration, and how cellular miscommunication can lead to deadly cancers. Read More...

Juan Chavez, a doctoral student of Dr. Claudia Maier, investigates the changes that occur in heart proteins during the aging process. Read More...

Mary Garrard and Dan Sudakin support EHSC investigators with their clinical environmental health science research. Read More...

The Sinnhuber Aquatic Research Laboratory (SARL) is equipped to conduct research using two of the most powerful aquatic research models. Read More...

Dr. Jennifer Field (right) and student Aurea Chiaia look for illegal drugs in community sewage. Read More...

Our CIA Experts (from the Cell and Imaging Analysis Facilities Core), investigate the secret lives of cells. Read More...

Sandra Uesugi and Naomi Hirsch focus on ways to inform the public on reducing their risk to environmental factors. Read More...

Dr. David Williams investigates how a mother’s diet can protect her offspring from cancer in later life. Read More...

Welcome!

We all want to live a long and healthy life. The Environmental Health Sciences Center (EHSC) at Oregon State University has been very successful in expanding the basic science that explains how the impact of environmental stresses can be modulated to promote health.

To build a solid foundation to improve health, it is essential that we continue to bore deeper into the underlying mechanisms that impact health benefits as well as risks.

Message from the Director

LATEST NEWS

If you missed Staci Simonich at the Corvallis Science Pub, the video is now on-line.
APHA released a worthwhile video on the historical and current view of a range of environmental health issues.

American Public Health Association: Environment • Health • You
from Lila Films on Vimeo.