The Institute for Human Health Risk Assessment and Risk Communication brings the depth of experience required to meet the challenging needs of environmental research and industry support. Significant experience includes:

• Residential Exposure to Lead and Arsenic
• Urban Lead Exposure in HUD Housing
• Exposure and Risk Assessment of Plutonium Contaminated Soils
• Radon Monitoring and Exposure Assessment
• Development of Communication Tools for Effective Risk Communication
• Quantitative and Qualitative Comparison of DOE and EPA Risk Assessment Methodologies
• Analysis of Developmental Effects of Lead on Children
• Development of Site-Specific Programs for Evaluating Human Health Risk Resulting from Contaminated Soils
• Performance of Residential Lead Abatement Programs
• Use of Biomarkers to Evaluate Inadvertent Soil Ingestion
• Training Environmental Professionals in Exposure Assessment Techniques
• Measurements of Background Levels of Naturally Occurring Radioactive Materials