Human-environment interactions are complex. Capturing this complexity is essential to understand enteric disease transmission. In the event entitled, “Quantifying Human Exposures for Enteric Disease Transmission” chaired by Dr. Tim Julian, I recently presented with an outstanding group of individuals at … Continue reading →

Congratulations to group member Dani Peguero for being awarded a summer travel grant for field work in Durban, South Africa from the Blum Center for Developing Economies. The PASS Grant awards “highly motivated students with a passion for working to reduce … Continue reading →

I wrote the piece below about some life lessons as part of an extended biography for a project about women working on water quality challenges– but I had to cut it from my text. I thought I would share it … Continue reading →

This week I at presented at the 253rd American Chemical Society National Meeting & Exposition on Advanced Materials, Technologies, Systems & Processes (April 2-6, San Francisco, CA). It was my first time at the ACS meeting and also a first … Continue reading →

I was excited this week to connect with so many talented students, faculty and researchers in the region working in the WASH sector when I presented, “Identifying and mitigating microbial health risks in the production of urine-derived fertilizers.” On April … Continue reading →