Centers and Laboratories  
     
     
 
CBR Environmental Endocrinology Laboratory
http://e.hormone.tulane.edu/eLabs

New Orleans, Louisiana

The laboratory is currently researching various models and mechanisms of environmental signals. As a member of the worldwide Environmental Hormone Project, the laboratory is contributing to a global understanding of these chemicals.

Director and Weatherhead Distinguished Professor: John McLachlan, Ph.D.


CBR Environmental Endicrinology Lab
     
     
 
CBR Signal Transduction Laboratory
http://e.hormone.tulane.edu/elabs/stlab/

New Orleans, Louisiana

For over 25 years, the CBR ST Lab has investigated signal transduction mechanisms critical to cancer cell survival in response to hypoxic and therapeutic agents.


CBR Signal Transduction Lab
     
     
 
Center for Environment and Health Policy at
University of Minnesota

http://enhs.umn.edu/files/research.html

Minneapolis, Minnesota

The Center is funded by grants from the US Environmental Protection Agency, Legislative Commission on Minnesota Resources, Minnesota Pollution Control Agency, Minnesota Offices of environmental Assistance, and the University of Minnesota. The Center has focused on two major areas: improving assessment, management, and communication of environmental health risks; and fostering better environmental policy decisions.

Interim Center Director: William A. Toscano, Jr., Ph.D.


Center for Environment and Health Policy at University of Minnesota
     
     
 
UIUC Training Program in Endocrine, Developmental
and Reproductive Toxicology

http://www.cvm.uiuc.edu/vb/nihtox/

Urbana - Champaign, Illinois

The purpose of this program is to provide training for predoctoral and postdoctoral candidates in biochemical, molecular, cellular and neurobehavioral aspects of Endocrine, Developmental and Reproductive Toxicology. Thirteen faculty members, from four colleges and seven departments (Molecular & Interactive Physiology; Chemistry; Animal Sciences; Microbiology; Food Science & Human Nutrition, Crop Sciences; and Veterinary Biosciences), provide the core of this training. These faculty represent research disciplines ranging from neurobehavioral effects of environmental endocrine disrupters to molecular toxicology of the estrogen receptor.

Director: Susan L. Schantz, Ph.D.
Associate Director: Rex A. Hess, Ph.D.


UIUC Traning Program in Endocrine