Department of Environmental Toxicology
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Dr. Jan Halamek Lab
Graduate student working in a biosafety cabinet preparing samples for RT-qPCR assay to detect infectious disease-causing pathogens.
Dr. Tiedemann’s research group studying the odor profiles of various specimens of forensic interest for canine detection applications within local, state and federal agencies.
Dr. Tiedemann’s research group studying the odor profiles of various specimens of forensic interest for canine detection applications within local, state and federal agencies.
Research Associate analyzing epidemiologic data to better understand zoonotic disease prevalence in the local community.
Graduate student preparing to perform SARS-CoV-2 genomic sequencing in the Genome Sequencing Lab.
Dr. Jan Halamek Lab
Dr. Jan Halamek Lab
SOT Award Winning Research on Arsenic
Dr. Singh's Research Student, Yu-Wei Chang
Singh's Group Researching Environmental Toxicants-Induced Cancers & Kidney Disease Using Rodent Models
Dr. Singh's Research Group
NH-Funded Research on Arsenic and Kidney Disease
Dr. Lenka Halamkova analyzing data from Raman microscope to detect pathogens (bacteria) in urine causing infections.
Dr. Lenka Halamkova analyzing data from Raman microscope to detect pathogens (bacteria) in urine causing infections.
Dr. Tiedemann’s research group studying the odor profiles of various specimens of forensic interest for canine detection applications within local, state and federal agencies.
Dr. Tiedemann’s research group studying the odor profiles of various specimens of forensic interest for canine detection applications within local, state and federal agencies.
Dr. Tiedemann’s research group studying the odor profiles of various specimens of forensic interest for canine detection applications within local, state and federal agencies.
Dr. Tiedemann’s research group studying the odor profiles of various specimens of forensic interest for canine detection applications within local, state and federal agencies.
Ph.D. student identifying locally collected mosquitoes to be tested for West Nile virus and Saint Louis encephalitis virus in the Vector-borne Zoonoses Lab.
Investigating the impact of ocean pollution on marine endangered species
Ron Kendall honored with the SETAC 2021 Founders Award
Trophic Transport of PFAS
Ecotoxicology and Risk Assessment
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About the
Department of Environmental Toxicology
(ENTX)
The Department of Environmental Toxicology (ENTX) provides faculty and graduate students opportunities for multidisciplinary research and scholarly engagement related to environmental, forensic, and human health sciences. The Environmental Toxicology faculty attract graduate students at both the master’s and doctoral level, with their backgrounds in biological sciences, medicine, epidemiology, biostatistics, engineering, chemistry, computer science, law, mathematics, pharmacology, physiology, and wildlife biology. The Forensic Science faculty are committed to the production and dissemination of interdisciplinary forensic science research through a unique multidisciplinary program that provides outstanding education, research, and professional training opportunities for undergraduate and graduate students at TTU and for local and regional law enforcement. Our department offers a Ph.D. in Environmental Toxicology, M.S. in Environmental Toxicology, M.S. in Forensics Science, and two undergraduate minors (Environmental Toxicology and Forensic Sciences).
