Incoming UC Davis PhD student, Hannah Safford was recently recognized as one of the Top 30 Thinkers under 30 by Pacific Standard for her push for environmentally sustainble policies. At UC Davis, Hannah will be refining her technical skills as … Continue reading →

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 →