The July 5, 2016 issue of Environmental Science & Technology (ES&T) was dedicated to honoring Dr. Schnoor's impact on the field.

Three PhD students graduated in the spring and two graduated in the summer.

The grant supports Dustin May's research into the health effects of chronic exposure to low level natural radiation

Dr. Lehmler collaborated on the project with fellow ISRP researcher Dr. Larry Robertson, Post-Doc fellow Xianai Wu, and three researchers from the University of California-Davis.

Lee Ferguson gave a talk titled "Helping Contaminants Emerge: New Approaches for Identifying Organic Micropollutants Relevant to Ecological and Human Exposure."

Current and former Tox students gathered with faculty and staff of the ISRP at the 2016 National SOT meeting held in New Orleans.

With funding from SOT's Supplemental Training for Education Program (STEP), Miao Li will attend the week-long boot camp on risk assessment.

The paper, "Matrix Complications in the Determination of Radium Levels in Hydraulic Fracturing Flowback Water from Marcellus Shale," was one of only five studies selected for the honor.

Discovery could lead to environmentally-friendly way to remove toxic chemicals from soils.