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Dr. Jon Chorover Appointed Associate Dean for Research in Colleges of Agriculture, Life & Environmental Sciences

Drs. Xinxin Ding and Raina Maier on set of Arizona Horizon with host Ted Simons

DUST Center Spotlight on PBS’ Arizona Horizon

Andreanna Roros, PhD student, discusses her poster on assessing arsenic and lead in residential soil and dust with Dr. Jon Chorover (Project 4) and Dr. Joe Hoover (CEC).

DUST Center Team Showcases Work at Superfund Annual Meeting in Texas

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Office of Research and Partnerships Reports on New Funding to the U of A DUST Center

Dr. Karletta Chief named Inaugural Haury Program Endowed Professor

Gardenroots in Cottonwood, Arizona

Gardenroots in Cottonwood, AZ!

Tomasz Wlodarczyk awarded SRK Scholarship

Tomasz Wlodarczyk Awarded SRK Scholarship

Abstract - Lead source apportionment and climatic impacts in rural environmental justice mining communities

Lead Source Apportionment and Climatic Impacts in Rural Environmental Justice Mining Communities

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Superfund Trainees Lear about Community-Engaged Research at TrAC Meet

Abstract: Toxic layering and compound extremes: Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) exposure in rural, environmental justice copper mining communities

Toxic Layering and Compound Extremes: Per- and polyfluoroalkyl Substances (PFAS) Exposure in Rural, Environmental Justice Copper Mining Communities

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