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WHAT WE DO AND WHY IT MATTERS

Exposure

We identify how contaminants enter people and ecosystems through everyday products and environmental pathways.

 

Transformation

We investigate how these chemicals change in environmental and biological systems, including microbial and metabolic processes. 

 

Mechanisms

We study how these transformations affect molecular signaling pathways linked to toxicity and disease.

 

Environmental contaminants are often invisible but persistent. Understanding how they move, transform, and interact with biology is essential for assessing risk, informing regulation, and protecting human and ecosystem health. 

JOIN THE LAB

We welcome inquiries from undergraduates, graduate students, and postdoctoral fellows interested in environmental chemistry, analytical chemistry, and toxicology.

NEWS

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Congrats to Quinn for presenting her fantastic honours work on PFAS microbial transformation during Carleton's Biology Poster Day! 

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Congrats to Sierra and co-authors on the acceptance of their paper on PFAS transformation by the gut microbiome in ChemBioChem! 

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Congrats to Sierra and co-authors on the acceptance of their paper on cell phone PFAS contamination in Environmental Science: Advances! 

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