Stuart Batterman

I am an environmental health scientist and engineer with research and teaching interests in exposure science, risk and health impact assessment, and epidemiology applied to occupational, community and environmental settings. My laboratory specializes in exposure measurements, including trace organic measurements in biological and environmental samples, and my group conducts a wide range of laboratory and field studies, as well as environmental modeling and statistical analyses. I currently serve as Deputy Center Director of the NIOSH-supported T42 University of Michigan Center for Occupational Health and Safety Engineering, Director of the NIEHS-supported T32 Environmental Toxicology and Epidemiology Program, and leader of the Exposure Assessment Core of the NIEHS-supported P30 Michigan Center on Lifestage Environmental Exposures and Disease (M-LEEaD). I am committed to conducting impactful research, to developing training and research programs that promote knowledge and capacity in the occupational and environmental health sciences including doctoral and post-doctoral training at UM, elsewhere in the US, and abroad, and to community engaged research and policy-relevant work in Detroit and other communities.