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  • Thursday, March 19, 2026
  • Seminars & talks
  • Environmental Health Sciences

31st Annual EHS Symposium: Exploration of Environmental Exposures and the Brain

The event will feature a student poster session, and host speakers Dr. Rachel Morgan of our EHS Department and Keynote Speaker Dr. Jason Cannon of Purdue University's School of Health Sciences.

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We are excited to announce that the 31st Annual Environmental Health Sciences (EHS) Symposium will be held in-person on Thursday, March 19th at the University of Michigan School of Public Health. The theme of this year's symposium is "An Exploration of Environmental Exposures and the Brain". This event will feature a poster session highlighting current EHS student research, as well as a presentation from Dr. Rachel Morgan from our own University of Michigan EHS Department, and a keynote presentation from Dr. Jason Cannon from Purdue University's School of Health Sciences. We hope to bring together experts in pressing environmental health issues and create a learning environment for all attendees. We would like to invite all students and community members to attend this event. Registration is required and free, please register for the event at the form provided on the website no later than March 1st, 2026. Free lunch will be provided to the first 100 registrants. All EHS students are encouraged to submit an abstract. Abstract submissions are also welcomed from trainees in epidemiology, toxicology, biomedical research, and other related fields. Abstract submissions are due by February 26th, 2026. A full schedule, speaker information, and forms for registration and abstract submissions can be found at the website for this year's event.

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Department of Environmental Health Sciences

Questions?

Sydney Dame ([email protected]), Esha Shah ([email protected]), and Meizhen Yao ([email protected])