Past Webinars
Past webinar recordings and downloadable handouts are available to ISES members only. Log in to the member portal or join ISES to view.
Findings from a Systematic Review of Chronic Environmental Contamination, Psychosocial Stress, and Community Resilience
Speaker: Dr. Daniel Sullivan, Associate Professor of Psychology, University of Arizona
Japan Environment and Children’s Study: protocol, exposure measurement instruments and possible implications
Speaker: Dr. Shoji Nakayama
Above and Beyond: When we ask Personal Protective Equipment to be Community Protective Equipment
Ana María Rule, Ph.D, MHS and Kirsten Koehler, Ph.D, MS
Mas allá del diseño: Cuando pedimos que los equipos de protección personal protejan a la comunidad.
Dr. Ana Rule
The fluid mechanics of fricative consonant production during speech – application to airborne transport of the SARS CoV-2 virus.
Dr. Byron Erath, Associate Professor Clarkson University
Healthy buildings and coronavirus
Dr. Joe Allen
Profile Building and Research Sharing
Dr. Tony Williams
Bottom-Up Exposomics for Ensuring Chemical Safety
Dr. Jon Sobus
PFAS Drinking Water Contamination on Human Health
Dr. Pat Breysse
Perspectives on Science Communication: Social Media for Scientists
Pallavi Pant
Biomonitoring for Public Health Action: Challenges and Opportunities
Antonia Calafat, PhD
Optimizing Mentorship for Success
Courtney Carignan, PhD – Associate Professor, Michigan State University
ISIAQ hosts a December Webinar: Assessing Human Exposure to Chemicals in Materials, Products and Articles: A Modular Mechanistic Framework.
ISES/ISIAQ member Dr. John Little & Ms. Clara Eichler of Virginia Tech
(you may need to download the APP to watch presentation slides, ask questions, and participate in discussions).
ISES Mentor Committee Presents: Perspectives on a career in research at the interface of science and policy: translating exposure science research to action
Ramya Chari, MPH, Ph.D., Policy Researcher at the RAND Corporation
ISES Mentor Committee Presents: Perspectives on an Academic Job Search
Jaymie Meliker, Ph.D., Professor of Public Health and Family, Population, & Preventive Medicine at Stony Brook University
