I am part of the faculty of the Department of Environmental Health in Harvard’s School of Public Health. Click here: Aquatic Chemistry Modeling Group for more information about my research group and Publications for a list of recent papers.

I also co-lead Harvard’s Atmospheric Chemistry Modeling Group in the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences.

I am interested in the interactions between the biogeochemistry of marine ecosystems, cycling and fate of heavy metals and organic contaminants, and human exposures and risks.  My research develops models at a variety of scales ranging from ecosystems to global applications that characterize the impacts of past and future change in climate and human emissions of contaminants of human and ecological health.

Other University Affiliations:

Exposure, Epidemiology and Risk Program

Harvard University Center for the Environment

Harvard Center for Risk Analysis

Teaching:

Risk Assessment (RDS-500), Environmental Health (Spring)

Seminar on Global Pollution Issues (ES-169), Environmental Science & Engineering (Spring)

Environmental Science, Harvard Extension School (Fall)