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Fate, transport, and exposure to chemicals in a multimedia environment within the context of environmental exposure and risk assessment. My work currently focuses on organic compounds in the indoor environment, including partitioning to the various surfaces in the home. Research techniques include both modeling approaches and measurement studies. Volatile organic compounds, pesticides, and flame retardants are emphasized. |
Associate Professor, PhD
530-754-8282 |
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Reactive metabolic formation, detoxication of reactive metabolites, glutathione as a protective nucleophile, interaction of reactive metabolites with proteins. |
Professor, PhD
530-752-7674 |
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Dr. Hertz-Picciotto is an environmental epidemiologist with over 150 scientific publications addressing effects of environmental exposures on pregnancy and child development. She conceived and directs the CHARGE Study, the first large, comprehensive population-based study of environmental factors in autism, and MARBLES (Markers of Autism Risk in Babies: Learning Early Signs), to search for early biologic markers that will predict autism. She is Director of the Northern California Collaborative Center for the National Children's Study. Dr. Hertz-Picciotto has served as an Advisor to numerous federal and state agencies, including the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, National Toxicology Program, and NIH Interagency Coordinating Committee on Autism Research. She chaired the Expert Panel on CDC's Vaccine Safety Database for Studies of Autism and Thimerosal. |
Environmental and Occupational Health Division Chief, Professor, PhD
530-752-3025 |
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Econometrics, Health and Labor Economics. |
Professor, PhD
530-754-8605
916-734-8542 CHSR/PC |
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Community health interventions, rural health, quantifying overlooked causes of injuries and other burdens; tobacco control/smoking prevention and cessation; healthcare worker diseases; and diseases of animal confinement workers. |
Associate Professor, MD
530-752-1409 |
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Epidemiology, occupational hazards for farm workers, occupational hazards for semiconductor workers, general occupational and environmental medicine, toxicology, pesticides, heavy metals. |
Professor, MD, MPH
530-752-8051 |
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Environmental and occupational risk factors for respiratory disease and lung cancer, occupational and other health issues of migrant populations, health hazards of agricultural exposures especially respiratory and pesticide risks, occupational reproductive hazards, health hazards in the semiconductor industry, international issues in occupational and environmental health. |
Professor, MD, MPH
530-752-5676 |
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Molecular epidemiology, gene by environment interaction in the etiology of reproductive and child developmental outcomes, and related mechanisms. Currently examining the role of maternal nutrients, particularly folate and other B-complex vitamins, as they impact child neurodevelopment, potentially though epigenetic DNA methylation pathways. |
Assistant Professor, PhD
530-752-3226 |
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Assistant Director, Center for Occupational & Environmental Health
530-752-2794 |
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Sr Editor, PhD
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PhD (Schenker)
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Postdoc Fellow, MD, MPH (McCurdy, Martin)
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UCSF Postdoctoral Fellow, PhD (Schenker)
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Administrative Assistant to Dr. Hertz-Picciotto
530-752-7844 |
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Postdoc Fellow, MD, MPH (McCurdy, Martin)
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Community Health Program Supervisor (MAHRC, COEMH)
530-752-1689 |
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Administrative Assistant to Dr. Schenker
530-752-5254 |
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Postdoc, PhD (Bennett)
949-648-1614, 530-754-8272 (Lab) |
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