ENVS Faculty in the News

World Zoonoses Day: ‘We have to act now to avoid even bigger catastrophes’ Professor Gillespie in eScience Commons • 7/1/20

Risk stratification as a tool to guide Aedes aegypti control interventions in urban areas – Professor Vazquez-Prokopec YouTube • 6/18/20

Environmental Scientist Eri Saikawa Takes Lessons from Lead Contamination Crisis to Help Tackle the Next, COVID-19 • 6/4/20

Professor Gillespie interviewed on The Food Chain, from BBC World Service • 5/27/20

Professor Martin’s new book, Tracking the Georgia Isles, is now available! • 5/20/20

Pandemic lockdowns set up ‘natural experiment’ on air pollution (Professor Saikawa in eScience Commons) • 4/6/20

Covid 19 Threatens Great Apes: Professor Gillespie provides his expertise across media outlets • 4/9/20

‘Tip of the iceberg’: is our destruction of nature responsible for Covid-19? (Professor Gillespie featured in The Guardian) • 3/18/20

Spillover: Why germs jump species from animals to people -Professor Gillespie in eScienceCommons • 2/14/20

Professor Kitron awarded honorary degree at University of Turnin • 2/11/20

Emory soil analysis project leads to EPA site investigation • 12/6/19

Danger in the ground: Lead contaminates westside Atlanta neighborhood – Professor Saikawa’s work featured in AJC • 12/5/19

Research becomes policy: Manual for Indoor Residual Spraying in Urban Areas for Aedes aegypti Control (Professor Vazquez-Prokopec) • 10/9/19

Professor Gonzalo Vazquez-Prokopec interview with CBS This Morning • 8/3/19

Professor Gonzalo Vazquez-Prokopec Q & A about West Nile Virus • 8/1/19

Professor Saikawa awarded Microsoft AI for Earth grant • 7/25/19

Professor Saikawa named Sustainability Faculty Fellow • 1/24/19

Professor Kitron recognized for advancing Emory’s commitment to internationalization • 11/20/18

Climate change demands a fresh approach to water woes • 9/21/18

Dengue ‘hot spots’ provide map to chikungunya and Zika outbreaks • 6/4/18

Professor Gillespie featured in Emory Magazine – Hanging by a Thread: Why scientists are trying to keep the delicate, tattered fabric of the world’s flora and fauna from unraveling completely • 2/26/18

Chimpanzee studies highlight disease risk to all endangered wildlife • 1/26/18

Evolutionary ecology could benefit beekeepers battling diseases • 8/31/17