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Globally reducing arsenic exposure through interdisciplinary science and remediation
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The Columbia SRP Team
We meet monthly for seminars, alternatively at the Mailman School of Public Health or at the Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory.
Columbia SRP Investigators
We work across biomedical and earth sciences disciplines together with trainees, collaborators across many institutions and government partners.
Outreach Activities
In Hunterdon County, NJ we are promoting water testing in clinical practice and intensive campaigns.
Arsenic Journal Club
Trainee Roheeni Saxena leads discussion of the New Hampshire new proposed MCL for Arsenic during the Arsenic Journal Club
Exposure Reduction
Tagged safe drinking well in Araihazar
Remediaton Efforts
Filtration of groundwater to sample the microbial community in arsenic contaminated water to understand the mechanisms of arsenic release in aquifers.
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