Toxicology/Chemistry Faculty
| Faculty | Research | Potential Primary Advisor* |
|---|---|---|
| Barbara A. Beckingham | Environmental organic chemistry; human and ecological risk assessment; sediment remediation; microplastics; passive sampling | YES |
| John A. Bowden | Environmental chemistry, environmental forensics, metabolomics and lipidomics for human and environmental health assessments, 'omics' measurement, exposomics, identifying and measuring chemicals of emerging concern, mass spectrometry, pre-analytical strategies | NO |
| Katy W. Chung | Aquatic toxicology | NO |
| Russell D. Day | Biomonitoring of marine ecosystems and organismal health, environmental chemistry, coral stressors, health, and geochemistry, isotopes, heavy metals, trace elements in the marine environment, ocean acidification, sea turtle ecotoxicology | NO |
| Marie E. DeLorenzo | Environmental toxicology | YES |
| Leslie B. Hart | Environmental exposure to man-made chemicals and resultant health effects; determination of indicators and biomarkers of sublethal health effects resulting from chemical exposure; Development of reference intervals for clinical screening of health abnormalities; Development of mobile applications to detect and evaluate health outcomes | NO |
| Peter B. Key | Aquatic toxicology | NO |
| John R. Kucklick | Analytical chemistry, aquatic ecotoxicology | NO |
| Eric W. Montie | Marine sensory and neurobiology, marine bioacoustics (sound production and hearing), fish biology, marine mammal biology, toxicology, noise pollution, climate change | YES |
| Paul L. Pennington | Marine and estuarine ecotoxicology | YES |
| Lou Ann Reed | Environmental chemistry, ecotoxicology | NO |
| Jessica L. Reiner | Environmental and marine chemistry, analytical chemistry, bioaccumulation and biomagnification of chemicals of emerging concern, identification and quantification of chemicals of emerging concern | YES |
| Denise M. Sanger | Estuarine ecology and ecotoxicology, impacts of coastal development on estuarine environments, stormwater runoff | YES |
| Tracey B. Schock | Environmental Metabolomics - assessing health by identifying the physiological changes in marine organisms in response to environmental stressors/change, such as pollutants, disease, or temperature rise | NO |
| Geoffrey I. Scott | Aquatic toxicology | YES |
| Vijay Vulava | Fate and transport of contaminants in water and soil environments; climate change and stormwater pollution; environmental justice | YES |
| John E. Weinstein | Environmental toxicology; physiological ecology and toxicology of invertebrates and fish | YES |
| Edward F. Wirth | Effects of pesticides on crustaceans, particularly reproduction and physiology | NO |
*NO=cannot serve as major advisor, but can serve on thesis committee