Tasnim Al Rashaideh received this award for her "Daily Routine" app that would allow cancer patients to track daily habits, moods, and medication and also share this information with health care providers.

Three Human Toxicology students presented at the 2017 Superfund Research Program annual meeting.

These achievements are evident from a combination of outstanding academic performance in coursework, as well as early scholarly research activities.

The fellowships will provide support for Dustin May and Mengshi Li through the completion of their PhD studies.

Human Tox students visited East Chicago to support the outreach activities of the Iowa Superfund Research Program (ISRP). This included teaching an 8th science class about PCBs.

Students received an EPA certificate at the end of the day-long course.

Students and faculty attended the 2017 Central States Society of Toxicology (CSSOT) Annual Meeting in Ames, Iowa.

Students gathered to welcome new students and wish recent graduate Jaymie Voorhees good luck in her new position.

A study by Dr. Hornbuckle and Dr. Thorne found airborne PCBs present in the classrooms of six schools they studied.

Dr. Robertson provided the online new site with information on the antimicrobial Triclosan.