Events
State of the Science: Greenspace
Our State of the Science webinar series features expert speakers from across disciplines who provide a primer on what's known about the health impacts of disasters, designed for researchers working in different topic areas or who are new to the field.
Droughts
September 24th, 12:00 pm ET | Online
Speakers: Dr. Peter James, Adjunct Associate Professor of Environmental Health, Harvard T. H. Chan School of Public Health
Registration Opens Soon
State of the Science: Drought
Our State of the Science webinar series features expert speakers from across disciplines who provide a primer on what's known about the health impacts of disasters, designed for researchers working in different topic areas or who are new to the field.
Droughts
September 10th, 12:00 pm ET | Online
Speakers: Dr. Jesse Berman, Associate Professor, Division of Environmental Health Sciences, University of Minnesota School of Public Health
Registration Opens Soon
Preliminary Data from The LA Fire Health Study
In an effort to be transparent with residents and public health officials about pollution in burned areas, researchers on the LA Fire Health Study, including CAFE’s MPI Amruta Nori-Sarma, are releasing weekly data briefs on indoor and outdoor air quality.
Fellowship Opportunity
The Tri-Institute Fellowship for Emergency Medicine Physicians is accepting applications. The program trains physicians to become leaders in environmental and human health research, education, and communication and is offered through a collaboration between Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, Harvard Chan C-CHANGE, and the Harvard FXB Center.
Hurricanes & Health: Understanding Risks and Fostering Resilience
11:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. ET, Online
This half-day virtual event will feature expert speakers, lightning talks, networking, and more. Speakers to be announced soon! Registration opens July 1st and will be free and open to all who are interested.
Are you or your team conducting research on hurricanes and their health impact? Let us know and apply for a lightning talk!
Special Topic Webinar: How Environmental Pressures Alter Fungal Disease Epidemiology
1 p.m. ET, Online
Facilitated by: Dr. Alexandra Heaney, Assistant Professor, University of California San Diego and Dr. Jennifer Head, Assistant Professor, University of Michigan
A panel (soon to be announced!) will discuss how environmental impacts alter fungal pathogen biology and epidemiology, including impacts on food security, antifungal resistance, and expansion of disease. They will also identify current research gaps and propose collaborative apporaches to advance our knowledge.
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