The Superfund Research Program

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2022

Three Oregon State researchers receive distinction of AAAS fellow (OSU Today) (PAH Remediation and Transformations)
OSU hires first female dean in college of agricultural sciences after ‘unheard of’ support (OSU Barometer) (PAH Remediation and Transformations)
Oregon State University names Staci Simonich to lead College of Agricultural Sciences (OSU Today) (PAH Remediation and Transformations)
Tiny tire particles inhibit growth of organisms in freshwater, coastal estuaries, studies find (OSU Today)
Houston residents’ chemical exposure increased post-Hurricane Harvey, OSU study finds (Houston Public Media) (PAH Fate and Exposure), (Chemical Mixtures Core)
Maret Traber honored with Medical Research Foundation of Oregon's Discovery Award (OSU Today)
OSU study: After two hours, sunscreen that includes zinc oxide loses effectiveness, becomes toxic (KTVZ) (Predicting Toxicity of PAH Mixtures)
Houston residents’ chemical exposure increased post-Hurricane Harvey, OSU study finds (OSU Today) (PAH Fate and Exposure), (Chemical Mixtures Core)
Is Grilled Meat Bad for You? (Eating Well) (Research Translation Core)

2020

Papers of the Month December 2020 (NIH Environmental Factor) (PAH Health Outcomes)
Wildfire Smoke Can Spread Toxics to Water, Soil, and Elsewhere (Bloomberg Law) (PAH Health Outcomes), (PAH Fate and Exposure)
OSU researchers devise method to predict cancer impacts of fires, fossil fuels (KTVZ) (PAH Health Outcomes)
OSU researchers devise method to predict cancer impacts of fires, fossil fuels (KTVZ) (Chemical Mixtures Core), (Research Translation Core)
Portland Harbor Superfund Site Community Involvement Plan (CIP) (EPA) (Research Translation Core)
PNNL, OSU Superfund Collaboration Continues (PNNL News) (Mechanisms of PAH Susceptibility)
Society of Toxicology awards recognize fellows, grantees (NIEHS Factor) (Predicting Toxicity of PAH Mixtures)
Improving cleanup of contaminated groundwater (Science Daily) (PAH Remediation and Transformations)

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