by Lori Riley | Apr 5, 2019
James Simon serves as principal investigator (with Rutgers’ Daniel Hoffman as co-PI) on a USAID program linking horticulture and African indigenous vegetables (AIVs), in South African Development Community countries, to income-generation for rural populations and...
by Lori Riley | Mar 5, 2019
Dina Fonseca is a tenured professor and chair of the Department of Entomology at the School of Environmental and Biological Sciences. She is a member of the school’s graduate programs in entomology, ecology and evolution, and microbiology. In addition to being a core...
by Lori Riley | Feb 8, 2019
Mark Robson studies environmental exposures to agricultural chemicals and their effects on rural populations, in particular farmers and their children. He is a visiting professor at several universities in Thailand and the Philippines and conducts work in Burma, El...
by Lori Riley | Feb 6, 2019
The focus of Daniel Hoffman’s research program is to better understand the relationship between poor growth in childhood and the development of chronic diseases in adulthood. To accomplish this, Hoffman directs or collaborates on research projects in Brazil and...
by Lori Riley | Feb 4, 2019
As an experimental psychologist, William Hallman’s work focuses on public perceptions of risk, and on improving risk, health, environmental, and science communication, especially with respect to controversial issues concerning food, technology, health, and the...
