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Our research works on developing novel chemical measurement workflows to study the “life cycle” of chemicals of emerging concern. This includes their distribution in the environment, fate and transport, management and remediation, bio-integration and possible adverse exposure health-related outcomes using novel -omic workflows, biological readouts we are championing as innovative tools for understanding the impact of exposure.
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  • Home
    • What We Do
    • What is PFAS?
    • PFAS Resources
  • The Lab
    • Dr. Bowden
    • Current Lab Members
    • Engineering Students
    • Visiting Students
    • Past Lab Members
    • Prospective Students
    • My History
    • Funding
  • PFAS Research
    • Water
    • Wildlife
    • Florida Fish >
      • Shellfish
    • Sediment/Soils
    • Waste Streams >
      • PFAS US recycled organics
      • PFAS FW compost
    • International Projects
    • Emissions
    • Novel Methodology
  • Methods
    • Instrumentation
    • Fee for Service
    • PFAS Monitored
    • Sampling Methods
    • Extraction Methods
    • Lab Tour
  • Omics
  • Outputs
    • Publications
    • Milestones
    • Conferences
    • Videos
    • Sampling Trips
  • Contact
  • Donate