April 21, 2023
1:45PM - 3:00PM
291 Mendenhall Laboratory
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EARTHSC 8898 Rachel Coyte - You Are Where You Live: Connecting Geochemistry and Health
Speaker: Rachel Coyte - Post Doctoral Scholar in SES
Seminar Title: You Are Where You Live: Connecting Geochemistry and Health
Abstract:
While geology and health may not have historically seemed the most natural pair, it is a field that has been rapidly gaining widespread interest in recent years. My research is specifically interested in human exposures to trace elements from their environments, how those exposures are incorporated into the human body, and their ultimate effects on human health. This talk with cover recent work done at OSU relating to human bone composition, as well as trace element exposures and pregnancy.
Host: Andrea Grottoli
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2023-04-21 13:45:00
2023-04-21 15:00:00
EARTHSC 8898 Rachel Coyte - You Are Where You Live: Connecting Geochemistry and Health
Speaker: Rachel Coyte - Post Doctoral Scholar in SES
Seminar Title: You Are Where You Live: Connecting Geochemistry and Health
Abstract:
While geology and health may not have historically seemed the most natural pair, it is a field that has been rapidly gaining widespread interest in recent years. My research is specifically interested in human exposures to trace elements from their environments, how those exposures are incorporated into the human body, and their ultimate effects on human health. This talk with cover recent work done at OSU relating to human bone composition, as well as trace element exposures and pregnancy.
Host: Andrea Grottoli
Zoom Link
291 Mendenhall Laboratory
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America/New_York
public
Speaker: Rachel Coyte - Post Doctoral Scholar in SES
Seminar Title: You Are Where You Live: Connecting Geochemistry and Health
Abstract:
While geology and health may not have historically seemed the most natural pair, it is a field that has been rapidly gaining widespread interest in recent years. My research is specifically interested in human exposures to trace elements from their environments, how those exposures are incorporated into the human body, and their ultimate effects on human health. This talk with cover recent work done at OSU relating to human bone composition, as well as trace element exposures and pregnancy.
Host: Andrea Grottoli
