The assessment of human exposure to complex mixtures of natural and anthropogenic chemicals ranks among the most important global environmental health challenges. Our ability to meet evolving needs in this area relies critically on innovations in exposure science and technology. Advances that facilitate accurate, high-resolution measurements are integral to mankind's efforts to unravel the intricate relationships between exposure and the risks of adverse health effects, and to minimize such risks.Professor Zellers' research and teaching interests lies at the intersection of Environmental Health Science, Chemistry, and Engineering. His work deals with the fundamental and applied aspects of exposure science and technology and contributes to the broad goal of developing the means to quantitatively analyze complex chemical mixtures of arbitrary composition in field settings.

For more information, please contact:

Edward T. Zellers, Ph.D.

Department of Environmental Health Sciences

1415 Washington Heights

Ann Arbor, MI 48109-2029

Phone: 734-936-0766

Email: ezellers@umich.edu