Articles by: Evan Vickers

On Lifting Mask Mandates

Curious about what epidemiologists are saying about mask mandates lifting? Read this article, in which our own Dr. Hoen is quoted and learn more.

Six Postdocs Join the Society of Fellows

We are very proud to have faculty working with one of these Postdoctoral Trainees, Glorieuse Uwizeye, in some very important work. You can learn more about the Society and Glorieuse here.

New Faculty Bring Wide-Ranging Talent, Knowledge to Dartmouth

A cohort of teacher-scholars joined the Dartmouth community this academic year. This article is reposted from the Dartmouth home page and was originally written by Megan Landgraf. Dartmouth welcomes 37 new tenured or tenure-track faculty members to the community this academic year. Embracing curiosity as a basis for their teaching […]

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Silicone Wristbands Capture Chemical Exposures in Early Pregnancy

Pregnant women are exposed to chemicals that may pose risks to their health or their babies’ health. However, the types of chemicals and the patterns of exposure are not well known. Therefore, ECHO researchers and Opportunities & Infrastructure Fund (OIF) investigators Brett Doherty, PhD, MSPH, and Megan Romano, PhD, MPH […]

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CDMRP-funded National Kidney Cancer Academy hosts meeting for new investigators

November 5 marks the first workshop for kidney cancer investigators participating in the National Kidney Cancer Academy, funded by the CDMRP’s (Congressionally Directed Medical Research Program) Kidney Cancer Research Program. New investigator award recipients Drs. David Braun (Dana-Farber Cancer Institute), Abishek Chakraborty (Cleveland Clinic), and Lucas Salas (Dartmouth Geisel School […]

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Postdoctoral Research Associate Opportunity

The Department of Epidemiology at the Geisel School of Medicine at Dartmouth is seeking applications for a postdoctoral researcher in environmental and molecular epidemiology. Ongoing projects include investigations on maternal and child health, environmental mixtures, and epigenetics, with opportunities to work with several large population-based studies, including two pregnancy cohorts. […]

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