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JULIA M GOHLKE, PHD Associate Professor Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine Department of Population Health Sciences 205 Duck Pond Drive MC 0395 Blacksburg, VA 24061-0395, USA EMAIL: [email protected] PHONE: 540-231-7880

EDUCATION 1997 B.S. in Biology, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI

2001 M.S. in Environmental Health, University of Washington, Seattle, WA

Thesis: A biologically-based dose-response model for ethanol-induced developmental neurotoxicity (Advisor- Elaine M. Faustman)

2004 Ph.D. in Environmental Health, University of Washington, Seattle, WA Dissertation: A quantitative examination of ethanol-induced neurodevelopmental toxicity using computational models (Advisor- Elaine M. Faustman)

2009 Postdoctoral Fellowship, National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences (NIEHS), RTP, NC (Advisor-Christopher J. Portier)

2010 AAAS Science Policy Fellowship, United States Department of State, Office of Global

Change, Washington D.C.

ACADEMIC AND RESEARCH POSITIONS

2017 to Present Associate Professor, Department of Population Health Sciences, Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine, Virginia Tech, Blacksburg, VA

• Affiliated Faculty, Global Change Center at Virginia Tech • Faculty Fellow, Global Forum on Urban and Regional Resilience • Research Affiliate, Center for Innovation in Construction Safety, Health, and

Well-being • Affiliated Faculty, Translational Biology, Medicine, and Health Graduate

Program

Adjunct Professor, Department of Environmental Health Sciences, UAB School of Public Health, Birmingham, AL

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• Senior Scientist, UAB Informatics Institute, School of Medicine, Birmingham, AL

2015 to 2017 Assistant Professor, Department of Population Health Sciences, Virginia-Maryland

College of Veterinary Medicine, Virginia Tech, Blacksburg, VA 2010-2015 Assistant Professor of Environmental Health Sciences, UAB School of Public Health

Member, Nutrition Obesity Research Center, UAB Faculty, Deep South Education and Research Center for OH & S, UAB Scholar, Sparkman Center for Global Health, UAB Member, Global Center for Craniofacial, Oral and Dental Disorders, UAB

2008 Temporary Advisor, World Health Organization, Geneva, Switzerland 2002 Research Assistantship, Environmental Protection Agency, RTP, NC

AWARDS

2016 First prize, NIEHS Climate Change and Environmental Exposures Challenge for PIE Viz, Populations, Infrastructures, and Exposures Visualization Tool with Samarth Swarup and Dawen Xie, Biocomplexity Institute, VT

2014 F. Clarke Fraser New Investigator Award, Teratology Society, Reston, VA 2013 Future Leader Award, International Life Sciences Institute, North America 2013-2014 Faculty Fellow in Service Learning, UAB 2011 Winner of the UAB Nutrition and Obesity Research Center ‘Creativity is a Decision’ prize 2010 U.S. Green Dream Team GreenGov Presidential Award for work on the paper “A Human

Health Perspective on Climate Change.” 2009 Best Publication in Birth Defects Research in 2008, Teratology Society, Reston, VA 2007 Travel Award, Teratology Society 2006 Best Presentation for Biological Modeling Specialty Section, Society of Toxicology 2006 Eli Lilly Women and Minority Travel Award, Teratology Society 2005 James c. Bradford Memorial Post-doc Award, Teratology Society 2001-2003 Arcs Fellowship Recipient, Select fellowship given to graduate students with exceptional

promise and ability across the University of Washington. 2004 Dose-response Specialty Group Best Poster Presentation, Society for Risk Analysis 2004 Robert l. Dixon International Travel Award to the International Congress of Toxicology,

Society of Toxicology 2004 Biological Modeling Specialty Section Student Best Poster Presentation, Society of

Toxicology 2003 Best Overall Risk Assessment Presentation, 2nd Place Biological Modeling Specialty Section,

Society of Toxicology 2001 Student Best Abstract for Risk Assessment Specialty Section, Best Presentation for Biological

Modeling Specialty Section, Society of Toxicology

SERVICE


Editorial Board: 2017-present Editorial Review Board member, Environmental Health Perspectives, NIEHS, RTP, NC 2014-present Editorial Board member, Journal of Health and Pollution, Blacksmith Institute, NY 2008-2012 Editorial Board member, Reproductive Toxicology, Elsevier, Oxford, UK 2014- present Review Editor, Frontiers in Public Health-Radiation and Health specialty section, Frontiers,

Lausanne, Switzerland Journal Reviewer:

Aging Cell (2016) American Journal of Clinical Nutrition (2016) American Journal of Human Biology (2016) American Journal of Public Health (2012) Archives of Environmental and Occupational Health (2015) Birth Defects Research, Part B (2007, 2008, 2010) BMC Emergency Medicine (2016) BMC Public Health (2015(2)) Clinical and Experimental Hypertension (2017) Community Development (2017) Current Anthropology (2008) Environmental Health (2011) Environmental Health Perspectives (2009, 2011, 2012, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017) Environment International (2012) Environmental Research (2009, 2011, 2017) Food and Chemical Toxicology (2011, 2012) Frontiers in Ecology (2016) Frontiers in Public Health (2014, 2017) Gene Regulation and Systems Biology (2009) International Conference on Environmental Pollution and Remediation (2011) International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health (2014, 2015, 2016) International Journal of Molecular Sciences (2011) Journal of Exposure Science and Environmental Epidemiology (2016) Journal of Health and Pollution (2015, 2016, 2017) Journal of Occupational Medicine and Toxicology (2011) Journal of Rural Health (2017) Mathematical Biology (2011, 2012) Nature Communications (2016) Nature Energy (2017) Neurobiology of Aging (2013) Neurotoxicology (2006) Obesity (2011, 2012, 2014, 2015, 2016) PeerJ (2014) Regional Environmental Change (2016) Reproductive Toxicology (2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014)


Science of the Total Environment (2012, 2014, 2017) Sustainability (2016) Toxicology and Applied Pharmacology (2011) Toxicological Sciences (2011, 2015)

Grant Reviewer:

2017 Temporary Member, NIH Community Influences on Health Behavior (CIHB) study section, Oct 2017

2016 NIH/NIEHS R13 conference grants review panel member 2016 National Science Foundation, Ad-hoc reviewer, Geography and Spatial Sciences

Program 2016 Army Corps of Engineers Engineer Research and Development Center FY 16 Basic

Research Proposal Reviews 2016 NIOSH Centers for Agricultural Health and Safety, Special Emphasis Panel (PAR-15-353) 2016 NASA ROSES 2015 A.46 Health and Air Quality Applied Sciences Team (H-AQAST)

Review Panel, NASA Earth Science Division/Applied Sciences Program 2015 Environmental Protection Agency Science to Achieve Results (STAR) Graduate

Fellowship Program, Human Health Risk Assessment-Public Health Panel 2014 National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship Program, Genetics,

Genomics and Proteomics Panel 2011, 2014 AAAS Science and Technology Policy Fellowships 2013 NIH Behavioral Interventions to Address Multiple Chronic Health Conditions in Primary

Care (ZRG1 HDM-T(02)) 2013 Army Corps of Engineers Engineer Research and Development Center FY 14 Basic

Research Proposal Reviews 2012 NIH Climate Change and Health Special Emphasis Panel (ZRG1 PSE-D (56)) 2014, 2015 NIOSH Deep South Education Research Center Pilot Grant Program 2012 UAB School of Public Health Back of the Envelope Awards 2011 UAB NORC Creativity is a Decision Postdoctoral Awards

Other Professional Service: 2017-Present Member, Committee on the Evaluation of the Use of Chemical Dispersants in Oil Spill

Response, National Academy of Sciences, Washington, DC 2012-2015 Member, Board of Scientific Counselors, National Center for Environmental

Health/Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry (NCEH/ATSDR), CDC, Atlanta, GA.

2016-Present Member, Board of Directors, Virginia Rural Health Association, Blacksburg, VA 2016-Present Member, Advisory Board, Sena Institute of Technology, Accra, Ghana


2015-Present Member, Science Advisory Committee, USEPA funded University of Washington Predictive Toxicology Center for Organotypic Cultures and Assessment of AOPs for Engineered Nanomaterials

2015-Present Working Group Member, State of Science for Dispersant Use in Arctic Waters, Group 5:

Public Health and Food Security, NOAA and Coastal Response Research Center 2014-Present Mentor, University of Iowa Sloan Center for Exemplary Mentoring National Alliance for

Doctoral Studies 2013-2016 Member, Education Committee, Teratology Society 2014-2016 Member, Awards Committee, Teratology Society 2016-2017 Vice-Chair, Awards Committee, Teratology Society 2017-2018 Chair, Awards Committee, Teratology Society

2017 Session Organizer, Community-engaged research in urban and rural settings:

Identifying environmental priorities and measuring exposure, American Public Health Association Annual Meeting, Atlanta, GA, Nov. 6th, 2017

2016 Session Organizer and Moderator, Informing climate change adaptation strategies

through community-engaged research on personal heat exposure, American Public Health Association Annual Meeting, Denver CO, Nov. 2nd, 2016

2016 Co-Chair, Assessing the Developmental Toxicity of Nanomaterials Symposium,

Teratology Society Annual Meeting, June 25th-30th, San Antonio, TX 2014 Invited Discussant, Expert Consultation on the Effects of Climate Change on Children’s

Health, President's Task Force on Children's Environmental Health Risks and Safety Risks to Children, July 10th, Washington DC

2013 External Reviewer, EPA's draft "Next Generation Risk Assessment: Incorporation of

Recent Advances in Molecular, Computational, and Systems Biology Interim Report." 2013 Invited Presenter and Discussant, Nomination and Prioritization of Environmental

Responsive Genes for Use in Screening Large Numbers of Substances Using Toxicogenomic Technologies. Sept. 16-17, NIEHS, Research Triangle Park, NC

2013 Invited Panel Discussant, Community Driven Research in the Southeast Roundtable Session. Annual Brownfields Conference, Atlanta GA May 14-17th.


2013 Co-Chairperson, Human health session. Gulf of Mexico Oil Spill and Ecosystem Science Conference. New Orleans, LA. January 21-23, 2013

2013 Work Group Member, Public Health and Climate Change: Focusing North Carolina Forward. Raleigh, NC. Oct. 29-30, 2013

2012 Invited Panel Discussant, Superfund Research Program 25th Annual Meeting 2012 Special Symposium – Novel Interdisciplinary Approaches to Complex Exposures

2012 Chairperson, Bioinformatics: Signature Applications and Network Analyses Platform Session. Society of Toxicology Annual Meeting March 14, 2012 San Francisco CA

2011 Invited Participant, NIH Director’s ‘Innovation Brainstorm: Transforming Discovery into Impact’ to develop ideas for scientific programs for the NIH Common Fund

2011-present Gulf of Mexico Reef Fish Shareholders’ Alliance Advisory Board member

2011 Invited Participant, NIEHS Strategic Planning, July 12-14th and Oct 13-14th, RTP, NC

2011 Invited Participant, NIEHS Mixtures meeting, Sept. 26-27th RTP, NC

2010 Member, Interagency Working Group on Climate Change and Health, U.S. Global Change Research Program, Washington, D.C. U.S

2010 Ad hoc Expert Peer Reviewer, Division of Environmental Hazards and Health Effects, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), Atlanta, GA

2009 External Review Panel Member, Toxicogenomics in Risk Assessment Report, Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), Washington DC

2008-2009 Member, Sustainability Committee, Town of Chapel Hill University Service:

2018 Member, Epidemiology Faculty Search Committee, Data and Decisions Destination Area and Department of Population Health Sciences, VT

2017-2018 Member, Global Systems Science Cluster Hire Search Committee, Virginia Tech 2018 Panel Member, VT Research Ecosystem, Health Analytics Summit, January 10th,2018,

Newman Library, VT 2017-Present Steering Committee Member, Rural Environments Theme, Global Systems Science

Destination Area 2017-Present Department Representative, Faculty Association Executive Committee, College of

Veterinary Medicine 2017-Present Member, Tenure and Promotion Committee, Department of Population Health Sciences 2017 Member, Veterinary Epidemiology Faculty Search Committee, Department of Population

Health Sciences, VT


2017 Presenter, College of Veterinary Medicine Session, Advancing the Human Condition Symposium, Nov. 29th, 2017, Virginia Tech Inn

2017 Reviewer, NIH K and New Investigator R01 Proposal Preparation Program, Office of the Vice President for Research and Innovation, VT

2017-Present Member, PhD Program Review Committee, College of Veterinary Medicine, VT 2016-Present Chair, MPH Program Research Committee, Department of Population Health Sciences, VT 2016-Present Member, MPH Program Outreach Committee, Department of Population Health

Sciences, VT 2016-Present Member, MPH Program Assessment Committee, Department of Population Health

Sciences, VT 2015-Present Member, MPH Program and Policy Committee, Department of Population Health

Sciences, VT 2015 Mentor, Global Health Case Competition, UAB 2014 Planning Committee Member, 1st Annual Community Engagement Institute, UAB 2013-2014 Faculty Fellow in Service Learning, UAB Service Learning 2013, 2014 Mentor for Community Health Innovation Awards, CCTS, UAB 2014-2015 Department Representative, Educational Policy Committee, School of Public Health, UAB 2014 Search Committee Member, Asst/Assoc Professor for Department of Environmental

Health Sciences, UAB School of Public Health 2014 Judge, Fall Service Learning Expo, UAB 2013-2015 Member, One Great Community and Jefferson County Community Participation Board

Joint Working Group 2013 Member, School of Public Health Scholarship Committee, UAB 2012-2015 Faculty Councilor, Department of Environmental Health, UAB 2011-2015 School of Public Health Representative, UAB Sustainability Committee. 2011- 2015 Member, Department of Environmental Health Sciences Admissions Committee, UAB 2010- 2015 Faculty Advisor, UAB graduate student organization Community and Science

Investigations (C&SI) (formerly Scientists and Engineers for America). 2011, -13, -15 Member, President’s Award for Excellence in Teaching Committee, UAB 2011 Moderator and Organizer, Adipogenic and Metabolic Effects of Antipsychotic Drugs.

Hilton Newark Airport July 11-12th, 2011 2012 Search Committee Member, Instructor for Office of Energetics, UAB School of Public

Health 2012 Judge, Medical Student Research Day, UAB

PROFESSIONAL AFFIL IATIONS Society of Toxicology (2001-present) Teratology Society (2001-present) American Public Health Association (2015-present) Society of Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry (2011-2013)


GRANTS AND CONTRACTS

Ongoing:

1R01ES023029 (PI: Gohlke) 02/01/2015 – 10/31/2019 4.2 calendar NIH/NIEHS Project Title: Environmental exposures across urban and rural communities in the Deep South The major goal of this project is to determine if differences in heat and air pollution exposure exist between urban versus rural communities in Alabama. We are working with community organizations to measure neighborhood level and personal exposure in urban versus rural communities to aid in development of adaptation strategies to reduce risks of heat-related illnesses. VT GCC (PI: Gohlke) 10/30/17-06/30/18 Student Support Global Change Center Seed Grant Project title: A synthetic population approach to modeling human health and the environment: A tool for adaptation planning The goal of this pilot project is to analyze VA birth records for trends in birth weight as it relates to temperature estimates derived from satellite and ground level datasets, in urban and rural environments, over the past 30 years. Powell River Project (PI: Gohlke) 10/30/17-06/30/18 Student Support Virginia Tech Powell River Project Seed Grant Project title: Zooming in on adverse birth outcomes in coalfield regions of Central Appalachia The goal of this pilot project is to estimate surface mine extents in Central Appalachian coal field areas and analyze birth records pre-, during, and post active surface mining for trends in preterm birth and low birth weight. NSF1605355 (PI: Dietrich) 07/01/2016-06/30/2019 0.6 calendar National Science Foundation Project Title: Assessing Inhalation Exposure to Aerosolized Contaminants from Drinking Water The goal of this research is to characterize the risk to human health from contaminants found in aerosols emitted by ultrasonic humidifiers. NIOSH R01 OH011350-01A1 (PI: Agah) 09/01/2017-08/30/2022 1.0 calendar, Year 4-5 National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health Project Title: Intelligent wearable analyzer for vapor exposure (iWAVE) in transportation sector The goal of this research is to design a small sampler and characterize its utility for estimating exposure to VOCs in the truck driving industry


Completed: VT ICTAS (Co-PIs Gohlke and Marmagas) 12/01/2016-06/30/2017 project support Diversity and Inclusion Seed Grant Program Project Title: Mitigation of radon in Tazewell County homes The goal of this project is to establish a partnership with Bluefield State College, support radon mitigation in identified homes with high radon levels, and conduct radon testing outreach workshops in Tazewell County. VCOM (PI: Hrubec) 12/01/2016-06/30/2017 student support Research Eureka Accelerator Program Project Title: Synergistic action of tap water contaminants: Potential Health Risks The goal of this research is to generate experimental data on mortality and reproduction in Daphnia exposure to varying levels of chemical mixtures commonly found in drinking water. VT Center for Gerontology (PI: Bukvic) 01/01/2017-06/30/2017 student support Faculty Affiliate Research Development Grant Project Title: Health of aging populations in coastal communities The goal of this research is to characterize coastal hazards and vulnerabilities of aging populations along the Atlantic Coast, develop vulnerability maps, and refine survey instruments for acquiring community-based data. Red Cross (Co-PIs: Gohlke and B Zaitchik at JHU) 09/01/15-02/15/16 project support American Red Cross and Red Crescent Climate Center Contract Project title: Health impacts of extreme heat in the informal settlements of Nairobi The goal of this project was to estimate a threshold temperature that would like increase mortality due to extreme heat exposure in Nairobi via a meta-analysis of studies conducted elsewhere. EPA/VDH (PI: Marmagas) 03/25/16-06/15/16 Project Support Environmental Protection Agency/Virginia Department of Health Contract Project title: Home radon testing in Tazewell County, VA The goal of this work is to evaluate radon exposure in Tazewell County by randomly recruiting 300 homeowners to conduct home radon testing. VT GCC (PI: Krometis) 01/01/16-09/30/16 Project Support Global Change Center Seed Grant Project title: How does environmental landscape change shape community and ecological health in the Central Appalachian Coalfields? A pilot study in Tazewell County, Virginia. The goal of this pilot project is to analyze VA vital statistics (birth, death records) for trends in birth weight and primary causes of mortality as it relates to landuse/land cover changes over the past 30 years.


VT Global Forum (PI: Swarup) 06/01/16-09/30/16 Student Support Global Forum on Urban and Regional Resilience Summer Research Program Project title: Towards better estimates of population heat exposure using MODIS data in combination with synthetic populations The goal of this pilot project is to incorporate satellite-derived land surface temperature with meteorological datasets to estimate urban heat islands.

UAB CSCH ROSA Award (PI: Gohlke) 09/01/15-08/30/16 Project Support UAB Center for the Study of Community Health Researchers Omnibus Survey of Alabama Project Title: An environmental health phone survey of Alabama residents and public health professionals The aim of this work is to determine urban and rural environmental health priorities, preferred methods for addressing those priorities, and opportunities and barriers in the development of a statewide environmental health tracking program in Alabama. UAB NORC P & F Award (PI: Gohlke) 07/01/14-09/30/15 Project Support UAB Nutrition and Obesity Research Center Pilot and Feasibility Award Project title: Evolutionarily conserved pathways, lipid storage and life span in Daphnia pulex on varied diets and exposed early in life to methylmercury The goal of this work is development of D. pulex as a model system for evaluation of obesity-related phenotypes (lipid storage and activity) and gene expression associated with those phenotypes. We have focused our initial case studies on examining the effect of an early life stressor under different diets, thereby determining if specific nutrition-environment interactions can be evaluated using this model system. Future Leader Award (PI: Gohlke) 04/01/13 – 03/30/15 Graduate Student Support ILSI, N.A. Project Title: Nutrition-toxicity interactions in Daphnia pulex, developing an alternative model organism for early life exposures The goal of this project is use of Daphnia pulex as a screening model organism for long-term effects of exposure to multiple stressors early in life. Results of the proposed work will further the field of toxicity testing by developing a cost-effective whole organism assay that may prove to be useful in assessing the long-term effects of early life exposures, which is particularly relevant to human health risk assessments conducted at the EPA and FDA. 2 T42 OH008436 08 (PI: Lungu) 07/01/13 – 6/30/15 0.6 calendar NIH/NIOSH Project Title: Deep South Occupational Safety and Health Education and Research Center Developing professionals who protect and promote the health and safety of workers through interdisciplinary education, research, and outreach programs, the Deep South Center has been an occupational safety and health resource to the Southeast since 1982.


1R21ES020205-01 (PI: Gohlke) 8/15/2011 – 7/31/2014 2.4 calendar NIH/NIEHS Project Title: Extreme heat events: Evolving risk patterns in urban and rural communities The major goal of this project was to determine if differences in heat-related effects between urban versus rural communities are evident from a combined analysis of mortality/premature birth from birth and birth and death records from the past 20 years in Alabama with temp/humidity data from remote sensing. City of Birmingham Contract (PI: Gohlke) 01/01/14 – 08/30/14 0.1 calendar Project Title: Education to Action: Supporting Youth Leadership in Environmental Health Provide environmental health education during afterschool program for children aged 7-12 and evaluate the program in terms of knowledge gained and change in risk perception. T1008130022 (PI: Gohlke) 10/1/10 – 3/31/11 1.2 calendar Environmental Defense Fund Project Title: Seafood safety after the Deepwater Horizon oil spill A review of current knowledge on the safety of Gulf seafood and recommendations for supplemental testing in reef fish in support of the Shareholder’s Alliance GulfWild© program. UAB Back of the Envelope Award (PI: Gohlke) 1/1/2011 – 7/1/2011 1.2 calendar University of Alabama at Birmingham Project title: Building capacity after a disaster: Sharing lessons from UAB SOPH Deepwater Horizon oil spill research with Ghanaian scientists and policy-makers. UAB Oil Spill pilot grant (PI: Gohlke) 1/1/2011 – 7/1/2011 1.2 calendar University of Alabama at Birmingham Project title: Novel risk assessment method for Gulf seafood based on population specific exposure scenarios and incorporation of dispersant and metal toxicity parameters. NIOSH ERC pilot grant (PI: Gohlke) 07/01/12 – 06/30/13 1.2 calendar Deep South NIOSH Education and Research Center Project Title: Interactions between Temperature and VOC Exposure in Groundskeepers The study entails recruiting City of Birmingham groundskeepers to wear a temperature and sunlight monitor for a week in the summer of 2012. During working hours they will wear passive VOC monitors as well. Interactions between heat and VOC exposure in urban environments will be evaluated in this occupational group. UAB NORC/CSCH pilot grant (PI: Gohlke) 03/01/12 – 12/30/12 UAB Nutrition and Obesity Research Center and Center for the Study of Community Health Project Title: A pilot project to assess individual temperature and light exposures in urban and rural populations


The study entailed recruiting urban and rural community members in Alabama to wear a temperature and sunlight monitor for a week in the summer of 2012. Differences between heat exposure and time spent outdoors in urban and rural environments as it relates to body composition are being evaluated. Community Health Scholars (PI: Gohlke) 10/01/12 – 09/30/13 Graduate Student Support UAB Center for the Study of Community Health (CDC funded Prevention Research Center) Project Title: Education to Action: Supporting Youth Leadership in Environmental Health In Jan. 2012, due to heightened levels of arsenic and benzo(a)pyrene found in the soil and air, areas surrounding a coke plant in North Birmingham were designated a Superfund emergency response area. To address education needs in the community, we are developing curriculum and evaluation constructs in collaboration with community members and science teachers. UAB ETM pilot (PI: Gohlke) 10/01/12 – 09/30/13 1.2 calendar UAB Environmental and Translational Medicine Program Project Title: Geospatial analysis of health outcomes in North Birmingham We are conducting a spatial time-series analysis of birth and death records (1990-2010) to determine whether living in close proximity to the Superfund emergency response site in North Birmingham conveys increased risk for premature birth, low birth weight, or all-cause or cause specific mortality.

5 D43 TW05497-09 (PI: Sathiakumar) 10/01/12 – 10/30/13 0.6 calendar NIH Fogarty Project Title: UAB International Training and Research in Environmental and Occupational Health The goal of this research is to develop centers of excellence in environmental and occupational health research and training with our three partner sites in South East Asia: the Aga Khan University in Karachi, Pakistan; Manipal University (MU) in Manipal, India; and University of Kelaniya (UKe) in Sri Lanka. The training program focuses on prevention and intervention research, as applied to the mitigation of environmental and occupational hazards. A major highlight of the collaboration will be the development of an EOH graduate degree program at AKU.

TEACHING EXPERIENCE 2016 - Course Master – PHS 5014 Environmental Health Core (required) course for MPH students, Interfaces of Global Change Course Virginia Tech 2016 - Course Master – PHS 5014 Environmental Health Online Public Health Online Certificate Program Virginia Tech 2013-2015 Course Master – ENH 612 Assessing and Managing Environmental Risks


Required course for all ENH students. Developed syllabus, taught course, and administered all grades.

Offered in online and in-person formats University of Alabama at Birmingham, School of Public Health 2011 Course Master – ENH 651 Risk Assessment of Environmental Hazards Elective course. Developed syllabus, taught course, and administered all grades University of Alabama at Birmingham, School of Public Health 2017 Guest Lecturer– SOM 7184 Global Health Policy and Practice Climate change and human health University of Virginia, School of Medicine Residency Training Program in Global Health 2017 Guest Speaker– BMVS 5944 Research in Progress Seminar Environmental health research in Gohlke lab College of Veterinary Medicine, Biomedical and Veterinary Sciences Graduate Program 2017 Guest Speaker– MED 601 Block 1 Environmental health research opportunities Virginia Tech Carillion School of Medicine, 1st Year Medical students 2016 Guest Lecturer– FIW 5004 Interfaces of Global Change Seminar AAAS Science Policy fellowship experience Virginia Tech 2016-2017 Guest Lecturer– PHS 1514 Personal Health Environmental Health Virginia Tech 2011-2015 Guest Lecturer– EPI 616 Environmental Epidemiology Risk assessment and global environmental burden of disease University of Alabama at Birmingham 2014 Guest Lecturer-HB 600 Health Behavior Fundamentals Social and behavioral sciences in environmental health University of Alabama at Birmingham

2012 Guest Lecturer– ENH 600 Fundamentals of Environmental Health Sciences Risk assessment and risk perception University of Alabama at Birmingham 2012 Guest Lecturer– ENH 611 Environmental & Occupational Exposure Assessment Seafood safety assessment


University of Alabama at Birmingham 2002 Teaching Assistant – to Professor Elaine Faustman in ENVH 577 Risk Assessment for

Environmental Health Hazards Collaborated on curriculum and exam development, met with students upon request, and

graded written work, including final exams. University of Washington, Seattle, WA 2002 Teaching Assistant – to Professor Terrance Kavanagh in ENVH 515 Environmental and

Occupational Toxicology II Collaborated on curriculum and exam development, met with students upon request, and

graded written work, including final exams. University of Washington, Seattle, WA

GRADUATE STUDENT COMMITTEE MEMBERSHIPS

Current: 2017-Present Jeremy Kitchen (PhD Student). School of Neuroscience. Translational Biology, Medicine

and Health Program. Committee Member.

2017-Present Cristina Marcillo (PhD Student). Department of Biological Systems Engineering. Committee Member.

2016-Present Katherine Phetxumphou (PhD Candidate). Assessing risk from chemical concentrations and odor thresholds. Virginia Tech (VT) Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering. Committee Member.

2014-Present Sherri L Davidson (PhD Student). Retrospective Cohort Study Assessing Incidence of Bladder, Brain, and Stomach Cancer and All-Cause Mortality Associated with Elevated Blood Lead Levels in Adults. UAB Department of Epidemiology. Committee Member.

2017-Present Margaret Ragsdale (MPH student). VT Department of Population Health Sciences. Advisor.

2017-Present Taylor Holsinger (MPH student). VT Department of Population Health Sciences. Advisor.

2017-Present Brittany McKee (MPH student). VT Department of Population Health Sciences. Advisor.

Completed:

Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)

2013-2016 Molly C Bernhard (PhD). Influence of ambient temperature on food intake in a sedentary office setting. Pre-doctoral Fellow Nutrition Obesity Research Center. University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB) Department of Environmental Health Sciences. Primary


Advisor/ Research Mentor with David Allison. Current Position: Post-doctoral Fellow at Virginia Tech, Dept of Population Health Sciences

2010-2014 Dzigbodi A Doke (PhD Toxicology). Early life exposure to methylmercury and multiple stressors: Daphnia pulex as an alternative model system to evaluate long-term effects. UAB Department of Environmental Health Sciences. Committee Chair. Current Position: Faculty, University for Development Studies in Wa, Ghana.

2013-2016 Jonghwa Oh (PhD Industrial Hygiene). Fabrication and Characterization of Nano-material based Micropore Sorbents for Volatile Organic Compounds Sampling. UAB Department of Environmental Health Sciences. Industrial Hygiene Program. Committee Member.

2011-2014 Laura B Gast (DrPH Epidemiology). Urbanization and land-use change in Puerto Maldonado, Peru: Categorizing the landscape using high-resolution satellite imagery for potential use in public health research. UAB Department of Epidemiology. Committee Member.

2011-2014 Kyle Crider (Doctoral Student). Incorporating occupational risk in heat stress vulnerability mapping. UAB Interdisciplinary Engineering Program. Left program before completion. Committee Member.

Masters of Science (MS)/Masters of Science in Public Health (MSPH)

2014-2016 Jordan E Roberts (MSPH). Influence of maternal age on organic selenium toxicity in the model organism Daphnia pulex. UAB Department of Environmental Health Sciences. Primary Research Mentor. Current Position: PhD student UAB Dept. of Env Hlth Sciences.

2012-2014 Sherri Hudson (MSPH Toxicology). Interaction between a low-iron diet and early-life methylmercury exposure in Daphnia pulex. UAB Department of Environmental Health Sciences. Committee Chair. Current Position: Environmental Health Specialist, Dekalb County Department of Public Health, Georgia, USA.

2014-2016 Quachel Bazile (MSPH Student). An analysis of selecting personal protective equipment clothing for foundry workers. UAB Department of Environmental Health Sciences. Industrial Hygiene Program. Committee Member.

2013-2015 Laura Parker (MSPH Toxicology). Presence and mobilization of Staphylococcus aureus pathogenicity islands among bovine mastitis isolates. UAB Department of Environmental Health Sciences. Committee Member.

2014-2015 Gumindenga F Mabvuta (MSPH Industrial Hygiene). Assessing potential diesel exhaust exposure in truckers resting at truck stops. UAB Department of Environmental Health Sciences. Industrial Hygiene Program. Committee Member.


2013-2014 Erica Anderson (MSPH Toxicology). Combinatorial effects of Corexit 9500A and temperature stressors on embryo development in the zebrafish (Danio rerio). UAB Department of Environmental Health Sciences. Committee Member.

2013-2014 Megan Steed (MSPH Toxicology). Effects of early life exposure to methylmercury on predator response in Daphnia pulex. UAB Department of Environmental Health Sciences. Committee Member.

2013-2014 Katie L Kohlenberg (MS Biology). The direct effects and vertical transfer of carbonaceous and metal-loaded hydrochars in aquatic organisms. UAB Department of Biology. Committee Member.

2013-2014 Michael B Williams (MS Biology). Combined effects of Corexit EC 9500A with secondary abiotic and biotic stressors in the rotifer Brachionus plicatilis. UAB Department of Biology. Committee Member.

2011-2013 Samantha Connell (MSPH Industrial Hygiene). Comparison of fabricated carbon nanotube sorbent felts and 3M™ charcoal sorbent wafers to assess passive sampling capabilities for VOCs. UAB Department of Environmental Health Sciences. Industrial Hygiene Program. Committee Member.

Masters in Public Health (MPH)

2017 Julia Sherry (MPH). Capstone Project: Water service innovations in Tanzania and the application of health behavior theory. VT Department of Population Health Sciences. Advisor.

2017 Kestrel Miller (MPH). Capstone Project: Systematic Evaluation of the Web-based Ease of Accessibility of State Public Messages for Pregnant Mothers about Avoiding Infection by Toxoplasma gondii. VT Department of Population Health Sciences. Advisor.

2017 Cameron Rose (MPH). Capstone Project: Identification of the Most Common Errors Made During the Electronic Laboratory Report Validation Process in Virginia. VT Department of Population Health Sciences. Advisor.

2016 Jessica A Mawdsley (MPH). Capstone project: Veterinarians’ perceptions regarding services provided by the VMCVM, Veterinary Diagnostic Toxicology Laboratory. VT Department of Population Health Sciences. Advisor.

2016 Katherine Williams (MPH). Practicum project: Migration data for Central Appalachia counties and radon mitigations strategies for Tazewell County, VA. VT Department of Population Health Sciences. Practicum Preceptor.

2014-2015 Carly Cholewa (MPH Industrial Hygiene). Analysis of Personal Sampling Data for Occupational Heat Exposure on Groundskeepers in Birmingham, Alabama. UAB Department of Environmental Health Sciences, Industrial Hygiene Program. Committee Member.


2010-2012 Brittany Travis (MPH Industrial Hygiene). The Deepwater Horizon oil spill and its effect on occupational health and the sediment in the Gulf Coast. UAB Department of Environmental Health Sciences. Industrial Hygiene Program. Committee Member.

POSTDOCTORAL FELLOW MENTORSHIP Current:

2016-Present Molly B Richardson, PhD. University of Alabama at Birmingham. Environmental exposures in underserved urban and rural communities in the Deep South.

2016-Present Yuhao Wu, PhD. Hong Kong University. Spatial epidemiology approaches for examining for examining health outcomes associated with environmental factors.

Completed:

2016-2017 Yun Jian, PhD. Duke University. Spatiotemporal relationships between the Environmental Quality Index, acute weather events, and health outcomes. Current Position:

2012 Shia Kent, PhD. University of Alabama at Birmingham. Adverse birth outcomes and mortality during heat waves. Current Position: Senior Research Analyst, Truven Health Analytics, an IBM Company

2013-2015 Tonia S. Schwartz, PhD. Iowa State University. James S. McDonnell Postdoctoral Fellow. Effects of fluctuating temperatures and food availability on reproduction and lifespan in Daphnia pulex. Joint mentorship with David B. Allison, PhD. Current Position: Assistant Professor, Department of Biology, Auburn University.

PUBLICATIONS (*corresponding author, Times Cited from Google Scholar, accessed 6-12-16) 1. Gohlke JM, W Griffith, S Bartell, T Lewandowski and E Faustman* (2003). A computational model for

neocortical neuronogenesis predicts ethanol-induced neocortical neuron number deficits. Dev Neurosci 24(6): 467-477. Impact Factor: 2.05, Times Cited: 19

2. Wong, EY, J Gohlke, W C Griffith, S Farrow and E M Faustman* (2004). Assessing the health benefits of air pollution reduction for children. Environ Health Perspect 112(2): 226-232. Impact Factor: 7.26, Times Cited: 48

3. Gohlke JM, W C Griffith and E M Faustman* (2004). The role of cell death during neocortical neurogenesis and synaptogenesis: Implications from a computational model for the rat and mouse. Dev Brain Res 151: 43-54. Impact Factor: 1.78, Times Cited: 32

4. Faustman, EM *, JM Gohlke, NL Judd, TA Lewandowski, SA Bartell, and WC Griffith (2005). Modeling developmental processes in animals: applications in neurodevelopmental toxicology. Environmental Toxicology and Pharmacology, 19(3), 615-624. Impact Factor: 2.08, Times Cited: 6


5. Gohlke JM, Griffith, WC, & Faustman, EM * (2005). A systems-based computational model for dose-response comparisons of two mode of action hypotheses for ethanol-induced neurodevelopmental toxicity. Toxicological Sciences, 86(2), 470-484. Impact Factor: 4.33, Times Cited: 25

6. Gohlke JM, CJ Portier* (2007). The forest for the trees: A systems framework for risk assessment. Environ Health Perspect 115:1261–1263 Impact Factor: 7.26, Times Cited: 26

7. Gohlke JM, Griffith, WC and Faustman, EM * (2007). Computational Models of Neocortical Neuronogenesis and Programmed Cell Death in the Developing Mouse, Monkey and Human. Cerebral Cortex, 17: 2433-2442. Impact Factor: 6.83, Times Cited: 24

8. Gohlke JM, O Armant, FM Parham, MV Smith, D Castro, L Nguyen, JS Parker, G Gradwohl, CJ Portier, F Guillemot*. (2008). Characterization of the proneural gene regulatory network during mouse telencephalon development. BMC Biology 6(1): 15. Impact Factor: 6.53, Times Cited: 79

9. Gohlke JM, Griffith, WC, and EM Faustman* (2008) Computational Models of Ethanol-induced Neurodevelopmental Toxicity Across Species: Implications for Risk Assessment. Birth Defects Research Part B: Developmental and Reproductive Toxicology. 83(1): 1-11. Times Cited: 16

10. Gohlke JM, SH Hrynkow, CJ Portier* (2008). Health, Economy, and Environment: Sustainable Energy Choices for a Nation. Environ Health Perspect 116 (6): A236-237. Impact Factor: 7.26, Times Cited: 13

11. Gohlke JM, S Hiller-Sturmhoefel, E M Faustman* (2008). A Systems-Based Computational Model of Alcohol’s Toxic Effects on Brain Development. Alcohol Research and Health 31(1): 76-83.

12. Gohlke JM*, Stockton PS, Sieber S, Foley J, Portier CJ (2009). AhR-mediated gene expression in the developing mouse telencephalon. Reproductive Toxicology 28(3): 321-8. PMCID: PMC2766425 Impact Factor: 2.77, Times Cited: 18

13. Gohlke JM*, R Thomas*, Y Zhang, MC Rosenstein, AP Davis, C Murphy, CJ Mattingly, KG Becker, CJ Portier (2009) The Genetic and Environmental Pathways to Complex Diseases. BMC Systems Biology 3: 46. Impact Factor: 2.98, Times Cited: 58

14. Thomas R*, JM Gohlke*, F Parham, CJ Portier (2009). Choosing the right path: Enhancement of biologically-relevant sets of genes or proteins using pathway structure. Genome Biology 10(4):R44. Impact Factor: 10.3, Times Cited: 33

15. Gohlke JM*, D Doke, M Tipre, M Leader, T Fitzgerald. (2011). A review of seafood safety after the Deepwater Horizon blowout. Environ Health Perspect. 119(8): 1062-9 PMCID: PMC3237364 Impact Factor: 7.26, Times Cited: 46

16. Funk, JA, J Gohlke, AD Kraft, CA McPherson, J Collins, GJ Harry*. (2011). Voluntary Exercise Protects Hippocampal Neurons from Trimethyltin Injury: Possible Role of Interleukin-6 to Modulate Tumor Necrosis Factor Receptor-Mediated Neurotoxicity. Brain, Behavior, and Immunity 25(6): 1063-77. PMID:21435392 PMCID: PMC3138904. Impact Factor: 5.61, Times Cited: 55

17. Gohlke JM*, R Thomas, A Woodward, D Campbell-Lendrum, A Prüss-Üstün, S Hales, CJ Portier (2011). Estimating the global health implications of electricity and coal consumption. Environ Health Perspect. 119(6): 821-6. PMCID: PMC3114817. Impact Factor: 7.26, Times Cited: 13


18. Gohlke JM, EJ Dhurandhar, CU Correll, EH Morrato, JW Newcomer, G Remington, HA Nasrallah, S Crystal, G Nicol, DB Allison*. (2012). Recent advances in understanding and mitigating adipogenic and metabolic effects of antipsychotic drugs. Front Psychiatry 3: 62. PMCID: PMC3385013. Times Cited: 15

19. Floyd, EL, CT Lungu and JM Gohlke*. (2012). An evaluation of nearshore sediment data after the Deepwater Horizon blowout. Jour Env Sci and Eng A 1: 341-350. Times Cited: 4

20. Smith, TT*, BF Zaitchik, JM Gohlke. (2013). Heat waves in the United States: definitions, patterns and trends. Climatic Change 118 (3-4): 811-825. PMCID: PMC3711804. Impact Factor: 4.62, Times Cited: 38

21. Portier CJ*, KT Tart, SR Carter, CH Dilworth, AE Grambsch, JM Gohlke, J Hess, SN Howard, G Luber, JT Lutz, T Maslak, N Prudent, M Radtke, JP Rosenthal, T Rowles, PA Sandifer, J Scheraga, PJ Schramm, D Strickman, JM Trtanj, PY Whung. (2013). A Human Health Perspective on Climate Change: A report outlining research needs on the human health effects of climate change. Jour Current Issues in Globalization 6(4): 621. Times cited: 86

22. Gohlke JM*, Allison DB. (2013). Evidence for obesogens: Interpretations and next steps. Obesity 21(6):1077-8. PMCID: PMC3735800. Impact Factor: 3.92, Times Cited: 1

23. Kent, ST, LA McClure, BF Zaitchik, JM Gohlke*. (2013). Area-level risk factors for adverse birth outcomes: trends in urban and rural settings. BMC Pregnancy and Childbirth 13: 129. PMCID: PMC3688345. Impact factor: 2.52, Times Cited: 24

24. Bernhard, MC, MB Evans, ST Kent, E Johnson, SL Threadgill, SB Tyson, SM Becker, JM Gohlke*. (2013). Identifying environmental health priorities in underserved populations: a study of rural versus urban communities. Public Health 127 (11): 994-1004. PMCID: PMC3851598. Impact Factor: 1.43, Times Cited: 2

25. Crider, KG, EH Maples, JM Gohlke*. (2014). Incorporating occupational risk in heat stress vulnerability mapping. Journal of Environmental Health 77(1): 16-22. Impact Factor: 2.71, Times Cited: 5

26. Kent ST, McClure LA, Zaitchik BF, Smith TT, & JM Gohlke*. (2014). Heat Waves and Health Outcomes in Alabama (USA): The Importance of Heat Wave Definition. Environ Health Perspect. 122(2): 151-8 PMCID: PMC3914868. Impact Factor: 7.26, Times Cited: 22

27. Fitzgerald, TP*, JM Gohlke. (2014). Contaminant levels in Gulf of Mexico reef fish after the Deepwater Horizon oil spill as measured by a fishermen-led testing program. Environ Sci and Technol. 48(3): 1993-2000. PMID: 24401096. Impact Factor: 5.25, Times Cited: 9

28. Doke DA and JM Gohlke*. (2014). Human health risk assessment of metals in fish in Ghana. Journal of Health and Pollution. March 2014, Vol. 4, No. 6, pp. 18-25.

29. Doke DA, SL Hudson, JA Dawson and JM Gohlke*. (2014). Effects of early life exposure to methylmercury in Daphnia pulex on standard and reduced food ration. Reproductive Toxicology 49 pgs. 219-225. PMCID: PMC4804713. Impact Factor: 2.77, Times Cited: 3


30. DA Allison, LH Antoine, SW Ballinger, MM Bamman, P Biga, VM Darley-Usmar, G Fisher, JM Gohlke, GV Halade, JL Hartman, GR Hunter, JL Messina, TR Nagy, EP Plaisance, KA Roth, MW Sandel, TS Schwartz, DL Smith, JD Sweatt, TO Tollefsbol, SA Watts, Y Yang, J Zhang, SN Austad, ML Powell. (2014). Aging and energetics’ ‘Top 40’ future research opportunities 2010-2013. F1000Research 2014, 3:219. PMCID: PMC4197746. Times Cited: 7

31. Porter, T, ST Kent, W Su, HM Beck, JM Gohlke*. (2014). Birth outcomes in neighborhoods surrounding coke production and steel making facilities in Alabama, USA. Environmental Health 13: 85. PMCID: PMC4223752. Impact Factor: 2.71, Times Cited: 6

32. Bernhard, MC, ST Kent, MA Sloan, MB Evans, McClure LA, JM Gohlke*. (2015). Measuring personal heat exposure in an urban and rural environment. Environmental Research 137: 410-418. PMCID: PMC4355189. Impact Factor: 4.37, Times Cited: 4

33. Bernhard, MC, P Li, DB Allison, JM Gohlke*. (2015). Warm ambient temperature decreases food intake in a simulated office setting: a pilot randomized controlled trial. Frontiers in Nutrition 2: 20. PMCID: PMC4500895. Times Cited: 1

34. Chan MP, RS Weinhold, R Thomas, JM Gohlke, CJ Portier*. (2015). Environmental predictors of U.S. mortality patterns on a national basis. PLoS One 10(12): e0137832 PMCID: PMC4668104. Impact Factor: 3.06

35. JM Gohlke*. (2015). Life Cycle Analysis and Global Environmental Health Issues. Journal of Health and Pollution 5 (9): 1-2. Editorial.

36. Portier CJ*, Armstrong BK, Baguley BC, Baur X, Belyaev I, Bellé R, Belpoggi F, Biggeri A, Bosland MC, Bruzzi P, Budnik LT, Bugge MD, Burns K, Calaf GM, Carpenter DO, Carpenter HM, López-Carrillo L, Clapp R, Cocco P, Consonni D, Comba P, Craft E, Dalvie MA, Davis D, Demers PA, De Roos AJ, DeWitt J, Forastiere F, Freedman JH, Fritschi L, Gaus C, JM Gohlke, Goldberg M, Greiser E, Hansen J, Hardell L, Hauptmann M, Huang W, Huff J, James MO, Jameson CW, Kortenkamp A, Kopp-Schneider A, Kromhout H, Larramendy ML, Landrigan PJ, Lash LH, Leszczynski D, Lynch CF, Magnani C, Mandrioli D, Martin FL, Merler E, Michelozzi P, Miligi L, Miller AB, Mirabelli D, Mirer FE, Naidoo S, Perry MJ, Petronio MG, Pirastu R, Portier RJ, Ramos KS, Robertson LW, Rodriguez T, Röösli M, Ross MK, Roy D, Rusyn I, Saldiva P, Sass J, Savolainen K, Scheepers PT, Sergi C, Silbergeld EK, Smith MT, Stewart BW, Sutton P, Tateo F, Terracini B, Thielmann HW, Thomas DB, Vainio H, Vena JE, Vineis P, Weiderpass E, Weisenburger DD, Woodruff TJ, Yorifuji T, Yu IJ, Zambon P, Zeeb H, Zhou SF. (2016). Differences in the carcinogenic evaluation of glyphosate between the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) and the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA). (2016). J Epidemiol Community Health 70(8): 741-5. PMCID: PMC4975799 Times Cited: 45, Impact Factor: 3.19

37. Hudson SL, DA Doke, JM Gohlke*. (2016). The effect of a low iron diet and early life methylmercury exposure in Daphnia pulex. Food Chem Toxicol. 89: 112-119. PMCID: PMC5102066. Impact Factor: 2.90

38. Schwartz TS*, P Pearson, J Dawson, DB Allison, JM Gohlke. (2016). Effects of fluctuating temperature and food availability on reproduction and lifespan. Experimental Gerontology 86: 62-72. Impact Factor: 3.52


39. Gohlke, JM*. (2016). Living close to a major roadway, particulate matter exposure, and adiposity. Obesity 24 (12): 2449.

40. Anderson, ED, MB Williams, DA Dickinson, JM Gohlke, SA Watts*. (2016). Combinatorial effects of Corexit 9500A and temperature stressors on embryo development in the zebrafish Danio rerio. Journal of Alabama Academy of Science 87(3-4): 119-130.

41. Sathiakumar N*, M Tipre, A Turner-Henson, L Chen, M Leader, J Gohlke. (2017). Post-Deepwater Horizon blowout seafood consumption patterns and community-specific levels of concern for selected chemicals among children in Mobile County, Alabama. Int. J. Hyg. Environ. Health 220 (1): 1-7

42. Kuras, ER, MB Richardson, MM Calkins, KL Ebi, JJ Hess, KW Kintziger, MA Jagger, A Middel, AA Scott, JT Spector, CK Uejio, JK Vanos, BF Zaitchik, JM Gohlke, and DM Hondula. (2017). Opportunities and Challenges for Personal Heat Exposure Research. Environmental health perspectives, 125(8), 085001. Times Cited: 10, Impact Factor: 8.44

43. Krometis, LH*, JM Gohlke, K Kolivras, E Satterwhite, SW Marmagas, L Marr. (2017). Environmental Health Disparities in the Central Appalachian Region of the United States. Reviews in Environmental Health 32 (3), 253-266.

44. Jian, Y*, CY Wu, and JM Gohlke (2017). Effect modification by environmental quality on the association between heatwaves and mortality in Alabama, United States. International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, 14(10), 1143.

45. Swarup S*, JM Gohlke, JR Bohland. (2017). A microsimulation model of population heat exposure. Conference Proceedings of the 2nd International Workshop on Agent-based modelling of urban systems (ABMUS), São Paulo, Brazil, May 2017.

46. Tipre, M*, A Turner-Henson, HK Tiwari, J Gohlke, L Chen, M Leader, and N Sathiakumar. (2017). Post-Deepwater Horizon oil spill exposure patterns among children in Mobile County, Alabama. Journal of occupational and environmental medicine, 59(10), 993-999.

47. Wu, CY, MB Evans, PE Wolff, and JM Gohlke* (2017). Environmental health priorities of residents and environmental health professionals: Implications for improving environmental health services in rural versus urban communities. Journal of Environmental Health, 80(5).

48. Scott, AA*, H Misiani, J Okoth, A Jordan, J Gohlke, G Ouma, J Arrighi, BF Zaitchik, E Jjemba, S Verjee, and DW Waugh. (2017). Temperature and heat in informal settlements in Nairobi. PloS One 12(11):e0187300. Impact Factor: 2.80

49. Nelson, JR, TS Schwartz, JM Gohlke* (2018). Influence of maternal age on the effects of seleno-l-methionine in the model organism Daphnia pulex under standard and heat stress conditions. Reproductive Toxicology, 75, 1-9.

Book Chapters and Technical Reports:


1. Gohlke JM, WC Griffith, and EM Faustman*. (2003). Quantitative Toxicodynamic Considerations for Developmental Neurotoxicity: Case Study of Ethanol. Technical Report. EPA Contract No. 2W-2296-NARA, USEPA Washington, DC 2003.

2. Gohlke JM, EM Faustman*. (2003). Quantitative Toxicodynamic Considerations for Developmental Neurotoxicity: Case Study of Benomyl. Technical Report. EPA Contract No. 2W-2296-NARA, USEPA Washington, DC 2003.

3. Faustman, EM*, JM Gohlke, RA Ponce, TA Lewandowski, MR Seeley, SG Whittaker, WC Griffith. (2005). Experimental approaches to evaluate mechanisms of developmental toxicity. In: Handbook of Developmental Toxicology, R. Hood (ed.), Boca Raton: CRC Press, Inc., 2nd edition.

4. Gohlke, JM. (2008). The social aspects of obesity, sustainability. Chapel Hill News. May 25, 2008.

5. Gohlke JM *, WM Freeman, KE Vrana. (2010). Bioinformatic and computational approaches for analysis of genomic data in neurotoxicology research. In: Neurotoxicology, 3rd Edition, JA Harry and HA Tilson (eds.). Taylor and Francis, London, UK.

6. Portier CJ*, KT Tart, SR Carter, AE Grambsch, JM Gohlke, J Hess, SN Howard, G Luber, JT Lutz, T Maslak, N Prudent, M Radtke, JP Rosenthal, T Rowles, PA Sandifer, J Scheraga, PJ Schramm, D Strickman, JM Trtany, PY Whung. (2010). A Human Health Perspective on Climate Change: A report outlining research needs on the human health effects of climate change. Published by Environmental Health Perspectives and the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences. www.niehs.nih.gov/climatereport.

7. Gohlke, JM* (2011). Children’s Environmental Health: Emerging Issues: Developmental Programming and the Epigenome. In: Encyclopedia of Environmental Health. Jerome Nriagu (ed.) Elsevier, Oxford, UK.

8. 2013 Public Health and Climate Change: Focusing North Carolina Forward final recommendations document. Environmental Health Summit Research Triangle Environmental Health Collaborative http://environmentalhealthcollaborative.org/summit/summit-2013

9. Doke, D and JM Gohlke*. (2014). Fish Consumption Advisories. In: Encyclopedia of Toxicology, 3rd Edition. Phillip Wexler (Ed.) Elsevier, Oxford, UK.

10. Zaitchik, BF, JM Gohlke, W Dempsey, SR Werre, AA Scott, A Jordan, J Riera, H Misiani, G Ouma, T Egondi, and R Anyah. (2016). Health impacts of extreme heat in the informal settlements of Nairobi: Final Project Report to the American Red Cross and Red Cross/Red Crescent Climate Center.

11. JM Gohlke*. (2017). Neurotoxic and neurotrophic effects of GABAergic agents on the developing brain. In: Handbook of Developmental Neurotoxicology, 2nd Edition. William Slikker, Jr, Merle Paule, and Cheng Wang (Eds.) Elsevier, Oxford, UK.

Digital Scholarship:

1. JM Gohlke. (2015). Podcast: Heat waves and health. Public Health Minute with Bill Latimer. http://wp.lehman.edu/public-health-minute-with-william-latimer/?s=gohlke

http://environmentalhealthcollaborative.org/summit/summit-2013

http://wp.lehman.edu/public-health-minute-with-william-latimer/?s=gohlke


2. Gohlke, JM, S Swarup, D Xie. (2016). PIE Viz: Populations, Infrastructures, and Exposures Visualization Tool. http://ndssl.vbi.vt.edu/gis/pieviz. Overview video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d71k3U6bnLY

3. JM Gohlke. (2016). Podcast: Visualizing Climate and Health from the National to the Local Level. Part of Podcasts: Global Environmental Health Chat, National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences. http://www.niehs.nih.gov/research/programs/geh/podcasts/

Invited Seminars:

1. 2005. Computational Gene Network Analysis in Toxicology. 45th Annual Teratology Meeting. St. Pete Beach, FL.

2. 2005. Computational Tools for Combining Diverse Datasets and Comparing across Stages of Neurodevelopment. International Meeting of Neurotoxicology. RTP, NC.

3. 2005. A Direct Comparison of Algorithm-based and Literature-based Systems Biology Approaches: Applications in Neurodevelopment. Annual NIEHS Science Day, Oct. 1, 2005.

4. 2006. Information and Decision Making: Exploring the benefits of computational modeling for increasing the biological information used in study design and risk assessment. TestSmart DNT (Developmental Neurotoxicity) meeting. Creating a humane and efficient approach to developmental neurotoxicity testing. March 13-15. Reston, VA.

5. 2007. Systems approaches in Risk Assessment. 20th Anniversary Superfund Basic Research Program meeting. Duke University, Durham NC.

6. 2007. Bioinformatic Approaches to Elucidate Mechanisms of Normal and Abnormal Development. 47th Annual Teratology Meeting. Pittsburg, PA.

7. 2008. Building a framework to identify global health impacts of power generation systems. December 10th, 2008. EcoHealth International Conference. Merida, Mexico.

8. 2008. Utility of Computational and Bioinformatics Approaches in the Characterization of Neurodevelopmental Toxicity. Feb. 7, National Center for Toxicological Research, FDA. Jefferson, AR.

9. 2009. Identifying molecular pathways modulating environmental and genetic components of complex diseases. National Center for Environmental Assessment, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Washington DC.

10. 2009. Computational Models of Ethanol-induced Neurodevelopmental Toxicity Across Species: Implications for Risk Assessment. Teratology Society Annual Meeting. Rio Mar, Puerto Rico.

11. 2009. Identifying the molecular pathways that modulate environmental and genetic components of complex diseases. Society of Toxicology Annual Meeting. Baltimore MD.

12. 2011. Seafood safety after the Deepwater Horizon blowout. Society of Risk Analysis Annual Meeting December 4-7, Charleston, SC.

http://ndssl.vbi.vt.edu/gis/pieviz

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d71k3U6bnLY

http://www.niehs.nih.gov/research/programs/geh/podcasts/


13. 2011. Climate change and health in rural communities. National Climate Assessment Rural Communities workshop. November 2011, Charleston, SC.

14. 2011. Conserved Developmental pathways and disease processes: Implications from genomics datasets across species. 2011 Society of Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry Annual Meeting November 13-17, Boston, MA.

15. 2012. Lessons from the Deepwater Horizon blowout: Developing approaches to estimate risk from complex exposures. Society of Toxicology Annual Meeting. March 2012, San Francisco, CA.

16. 2013. Combining human genetic association data with animal toxicology datasets via KEGG pathways. High throughput Transcriptomics Workshop-Gene Prioritization Criteria. Sept. 16-17th, NIEHS, RTP, NC.

17. 2013. Urban-rural differences in health effects associated with heat waves. 6th Annual Environmental Health Summit Research Triangle Environmental Health Collaborative Public Health and Climate Change: Focusing North Carolina Forward. October 29-30, 2013, NC Museum of Natural Sciences, Raleigh, NC.

18. 2014. Interactions between temperature and VOC exposure in groundskeepers. Deep South Center for Occupational Health and Safety Dillon-Carnahan Research Symposium, April 11th, Birmingham AL.

19. 2014. Extreme heat events and health risk patterns in urban and rural communities. Partnerships for Environmental Public Health webinar series. National Institute of Environmental Health Science. April 25th, 2014. http://www.niehs.nih.gov/research/supported/dert/programs/peph/webinars/

20. 2014. From Computational Approaches to an Alternative Animal Model and Epidemiology: Building a Fulfilling Research Career. F. Clarke Fraser New Investigator Award Presentation. Teratology Society Annual Meeting. June 2014, Seattle, WA.

21. 2014. Daphnia as a Whole-Animal Invertebrate Model System for Human Health Research. Wiley-Blackwell Symposium. Teratology Society Annual Meeting. June 2014, Seattle, WA.

22. 2014. Extreme heat events and adverse birth outcomes across urban and rural communities. Expert Consultation on the Effects of Climate Change on Children’s Health, President's Task Force on Children's Environmental Health Risks and Safety Risks to Children, July 10th, Washington DC

23. 2014. Daphnia pulex as a model organism for evaluating multi-stressor interactions across the lifespan. The 7th Aquatic Animal Models of Human Disease Conference. Dec. 17th Austin, TX.

24. 2015. Estimating health outcomes attributed to environmental exposures using a variety of data sources. Virginia Tech Public Health Program Seminar. Jan. 29th, 2015

25. 2015. The Rules of Engagement: An Insightful look into Alabama HEAT: Environmental Exposures across Urban and Rural Communities in the Deep South. Community Engagement Institute. Oct. 2nd 2015. Birmingham, AL.


26. 2017. Air pollution and children: Using research to promote health. Maternal and Child Health Research Symposium: New Challenges. East Tennessee State University, March 30th, 2017. Johnson City, TN

Abstracts:

1. Hoeft (Maiden Name) JM, SM Bartell, EY Wong, TA Lewandowski, WC Griffith, EM Faustman. 2001. A Biologically Based Dose Response model for ethanol induced developmental neurotoxicity. The Toxicologist 2001 Mar;60 (1): 144. (received best student poster in risk assessment and best abstract for biological modeling)

2. Lewandowski TA, Hoeft JM, Bartell SM, Wong EY, Griffith WC, Faustman EM. 2001. Presentation: Modeling developmental neurotoxicity and mechanism based dose-response models. Society for Risk Analysis, December 2001, Seattle, WA.

3. Lewandowski TA, Hoeft JM, Bartell SM, Wong EY, Griffith WC, Faustman EM. 2001. Impacts of cell proliferation changes on BBDR models for developmental neurotoxicity. Teratology 2001; 63 (6):278.

4. Lewandowski TA, Hoeft JM, Bartell SM, Wong EY, Griffith WC, Faustman EM. 2001. Mechanism based dose response models for non-cancer risk assessments: Applications for evaluating developmental neurotoxicity. Toxicology 164 (1-3): 122 Suppl. S JUL 8 2001

5. Lewandowski TA, Hoeft JM, Bartell SM, Wong EY, Griffith WC, Faustman EM. 2002. Biomarkers for child's health: Developing biologically based risk assessment models for linking exposure and health effects. Epidemiology 13 (4): 550 JUL 2002

6. Wong EY, Gohlke J, Farrow S, Faustman EM. 2002. Examination of children's health toxicity data with application to analysis of environmental health policy. Epidemiology 13 (4): 283 JUL 2002

7. Wong EY, Gohlke JM, Griffith WC, Farrow S, Faustman EM. 2002. Presentation: Examination of children’s health effects for benefit cost analysis of air pollutant regulation. Society for Risk Analysis, December 2002, New Orleans, LA.

8. Gohlke JM, SM Bartell, EY Wong, TA Lewandowski, WC Griffith, EM Faustman. 2002. Mechanism based approaches to evaluate the impacts of life stage specific exposures during neurodevelopment. The Toxicologist 2002 Mar;66(S-1):153

9. Gohlke JM, W C Griffith, E M Faustman. 2002. A mechanism based model for evaluating neocortical development: Applications for understanding ethanol neurodevelopmental toxicity. Teratology Jun;65(6):335.

10. Gohlke JM, Bartell SM, Wong EY, Lewandowski TA, Griffith WC, Faustman EM. 2002. Poster: National Institute for Environmental Health Sciences conference “Developmental Toxicology in the 21st Century: Multidisciplinary Approaches Using Model Organisms and Genomics,” April 2002, Research Triangle Park, NC.

11. Gohlke JM, W.C. Griffith, and E.M. Faustman. 2003. A computational model for the evaluation of interspecies variability during ethanol induced inhibition of neocortical neurogenesis. Birth Defects Res. Part A: Clinical and Molecular Teratology 68(3): 219.


12. Gohlke JM, WC Griffith and EM Faustman. 2003. Evaluation of interspecies variability during neocortical neurogenesis using biologically based computational models. The Toxicologist 72 (S-1): 37. (received award for best Risk Assessment abstract and second best biological modeling student presentation)

13. Griffith, WC, JM Gohlke, TA Lewandowski, MC Mendoza, RA Ponce and EM Faustman (2003). “Building BBDR models for cell signaling pathways using transgenic animal models.” Toxicological Sciences 72(1): 38.

14. Griffith WC, JM Gohlke, TA Lewandowski, MC Mendoza, RA Ponce, and EM Faustman. 2003. Building BBDR models for cell signaling pathways using transgenic animal models. The Toxicologist 72 (S-1): 38. (received runner up in best abstract in risk assessment)

15. NM DeFrank, WC Griffith, JM Gohlke, EM Faustman. 2004. Computational model for the effects of low-dose radiation on the developing neocortex in mice. Birth Defects Research Part A: Clinical and Molecular Teratology 70(5): 296

16. Defrank, NM, WC Griffith, JM Gohlke, and EM Faustman 2004. Computational model for radiation-induced cell death at low doses in the developimg neocortex. The Toxicologist 78 (S-1): 270

17. Wong, E, J Gohlke, W Griffith, S Farrow, and EM Faustman. 2004. Childrens health benefits from reductions in criteria air pollution concentrations. The Toxicologist 78 (S-1): 368

18. Gohlke, JM, W C Griffith and E M Faustman. 2004. A computational model for ethanol-induced neocortical developmental toxicity. Toxicol Appl Pharmacol 197(3): 284.

19. Gohlke, JM, WC Griffith and EM Faustman. 2004. Contribution of inter-experimental and inter- and intraspecies variability in a computational model for ethanol-induced perturbations of neocortical development. The Toxicologist 78 (S-1):270

20. Gohlke, JM, W.C. Griffith, and E.M. Faustman. 2005. Computational models for the acquisition of neocortical neurons in the developing human, monkey, and mouse: Cross species comparison of toxicodynamics. The Toxicologist 84( S-1): 346

21. Gohlke, JM, FM Parham, CJ Portier. 2005. A Direct Comparison of Algorithm-based and Literature-based Systems Biology Approaches: Applications in Neurodevelopment. International Meeting of Neurotoxicology. RTP, NC.

22. Gohlke JM, FM Parham, CJ Portier. 2005. A regulatory gene network model for forebrain development: Application of TCDD-induced perturbations. Birth Defects Research Part A: Clinical and Molecular Teratology 73(5): 342.

23. Griffith, WC, DeFrank NM, Gohlke JM, Gribble EA, Faustman EM. 2005. Value of Information Approaches to Evaluate Models of Low Dose Radiation Effects on Neurons in the Developing Brain. Society for Risk Analysis, December 2005, Orlando, FL.

24. Gohlke, JM. 2006. Combining Microarrays With Comparative Genomics To Elucidate Gene Regulatory Networks For Normal and Perturbed Forebrain Development. Birth Defects Research Part A: Clinical and Molecular Teratology 76(5): 316


25. Gohlke, JM, FM Parham, JS Parker, MV Smith, CJ Portier. 2006. Elucidation of a gene regulatory network for forebrain development using bioinformatics approaches for the analysis of compiled microarray datasets. The Toxicologist 90(1): 388

26. WC Griffith, NM DeFrank, JM Gohlke, EJ Gribble, EM Faustman. 2006. Systems biology models for integration of diverse studies of the developing neocortex after exposure to low dose radiation from external and internal sources. The Toxicologist 90(1): 338

27. Gohlke JM, FM Parham, CJ Portier. 2006. Combining Microarrays With Comparative Genomics To Elucidate Gene Regulatory Networks For Normal and Perturbed Forebrain Development. EPA Science Forum. May 16-18, Washington DC.

28. Griffith, WC, JM Gohlke, EM Vigoren, NL Judd, TL Lewandowski, SM Bartell, NM Defrank, J Ramprasad, EJ Gribble, EM Faustman. 2006. Conceptual framework for linking kinetic and dynamic process in quantitative models describing neurodevelopmental toxicology. Epidemiology 17(6): S152

29. Faustman, EM, WC Griffith, EM Vigoren, J Ramaprasad, GD Coronado, B Thompson, JM Gohlke. 2006. Evaluation of exposure of young children of orchard workers to organophosphate pesticides. Epidemiology 17(6): S168.

30. Aoyama M, SF Grissom, J Gohlke, GJ Harry. 2006. Age and injury-related molecular profiling of the subgranular zone (SGZ) in CD1 mice: Contribution to hippocampal injury-induced neurogenesis. Jour Neuroimmunology 178: 268.

31. WC Griffith, NM DeFrank, JM Gohlke, EM Faustman. 2007. Value of information approach for development of models of the developing neocortex after exposure to low dose radiation from internally deposited radionuclides. The Toxicologist 96(1): 336

32. Gohlke, JM, WC Griffith, EM Faustman. 2007. Computational Models of Ethanol-induced Neurodevelopmental Toxicity Across Species: Implications for Risk Assessment. Birth Defects Res. Part A: Clinical and Molecular Teratology 79(5): 407

33. Gohlke, JM. 2007. Systems approaches in normal and abnormal development. Birth Defects Res. Part A: Clinical and Molecular Teratology 79(5): 397

34. Gohlke, JM, R Thomas, Y Zhang, MC Rosenstein, AP Davis, C Murphy, CJ Mattingly, KG Becker, CJ Portier. 2008. The Genetic and Environmental Pathways to Complex Diseases. The Toxicologist 102(1):55 (259)

35. CA McPherson, M Aoyama, SF Crissom, JM Gohlke, and GJ Harry. 2008. Differential inflammatory gene expression in young and aged mice during chemical injury-induced hippocampal neurogenesis. The Toxicologist 102(1):76 366

36. CJ Portier, JM Gohlke, R Thomas. 2008. Using gene/pathway/disease analysis to quantify critical disease pathways. The Toxicologist 102(1):485 2349


37. Gohlke, JM, R Thomas, Y Zhang, MC Rosenstein, AP Davis, C Murphy, CJ Mattingly, KG Becker, CJ Portier. 2008. The Genetic and Environmental Pathways to Complex Diseases. Genomes to Systems March 2008, Manchester UK

38. Gohlke JM, M Chan, CJ Portier. 2008. A Systems Approach for Bridging the Gap between Human Health Research and Climate Change Research. 8th National Conference on Science, Policy and the Environment. January 16-18. Washington DC.

39. JM Gohlke, R Thomas, Y Zhang, MC Rosenstein, AP Davis, C Murphy, CJ Mattingly, KG Becker, and CJ Portier. 2009. Identifying molecular pathways that modulate environmental and genetic components of complex diseases. The Toxicologist 108(1):275 (S 1322)

40. JM Gohlke, 2009. Computational Models of Ethanol-induced Neurodevelopmental Toxicity Across Species: Implications for Risk Assessment. Birth Defects Research Part A: Clinical and Molecular Teratology 85 (5): 327

41. JM Gohlke, P Stockton, S Sieber, J Foley, CJ Portier. 2009. AhR-mediated gene expression in the developing mouse telencephalon. Birth Defects Research Part A: Clinical and Molecular Teratology 85 (5): 405

42. MP Chan, RS Weinhold, R Thomas, JM Gohlke, and CJ Portier. 2009. Environmental predictors of U.S. County mortality patterns on a national basis. The Toxicologist 108(1):308 (PS 1470)

43. R Thomas, JM Gohlke, F Parham, CJ Portier. 2009. Incorporation of biochemical interaction network information of biologically-relevant pathways and improves the toxicity classification of chemicals. The Toxicologist 108(1):410 (PL 1957)

44. Hales S, J Gohlke, A Pruess-Ustun, D Campbell-Lendrum, A Woodward. 2009. Mitigation of climate change and the potential reduction in global health impact of particulate air pollution from coal fired power stations. IOP Conf Ser: Earth Environ. Sci 6(58): 582014

45. R Thomas, JM Gohlke, CJ Portier, S Mehrotra. 2010. Use of human genetic and regional diet variation to identify genes, cellular and disease processes modulated by diet of populations: Possible explanations for differences in current observed disease susceptibilities. The Toxicologist 114(1):252 (PS 1164)

46. Gohlke JM, D Doke, M Tipre, M Leader, T Fitzgerald. 2011. Analyzing the safety of Gulf seafood after the oil spill based on population specific exposure scenarios and incorporation of dispersant and heavy metal toxicity parameters. The Toxicologist 120:424 (PS 1963)

47. Gohlke JM, R Thomas, A Woodward, D Campbell-Lendrum, A Prüss-Üstün, S Hales, CJ Portier. 2011. Estimating the global health implications of electricity and coal consumption. The Toxicologist 120:558 (PS 2589)

48. MP Chan, RS Weinhold, R Thomas, JM Gohlke, CJ Portier. 2011. Environmental predictors of U.S. county mortality patterns on a national basis. The Toxicologist 120:340 (PS 1567)


49. S Kent, JM Gohlke. 2012. Differing Relationships of Neighborhood Characteristics and Birth Outcomes in Urban and Rural Alabama. UAB Health Disparities Research Symposium, Apr. 10, 2012 Birmingham AL

50. ST Kent, JM Gohlke. 2012. Differing Relationships between Neighborhood Characteristics and Birth Outcomes in Urban and Rural Alabama. Birth Defects Research Part A: Clinical and Molecular Teratology 94 (5): 327

51. M Sloan, S Kent, M Bernhard, M Evans, L McClure, JM Gohlke. 2012. A Pilot Project to Assess Individual temperature and light exposures in urban and rural populations. UAB Medical Student Research Day Oct. 30, 2012

52. M Sloan, S Kent, M Bernhard, M Evans, L McClure, JM Gohlke. 2012. A Pilot Project to Assess Individual temperature and light exposures in urban and rural populations. UAB Comprehensive Cancer Research Retreat

53. Chang, X, J Foley, JM Gohlke, CJ Portier, M Devito. 2012. AhR-mediated gene expression across multiple developing mouse tissues. The Toxicologist 126(1): 389 (PL 1794)

54. Gohlke JM. Lessons from the Deepwater Horizon Blowout: Developing approaches to estimate Risk from Complex Exposures. The Toxicologist 126(1): 197 (W 904)

55. Doke, DA, JM Gohlke. 2012. Daphnia, a tool to study environmental exposure on human health in Ghana. Public Health Research Day Apr. 2012

56. Gohlke JM and DA Doke. 2012. Building capacity after a disaster: Sharing lessons from the Deepwater Horizon oil spill. UAB Public Health Research Day. Apr. 2012

57. Doke DA, JM Gohlke. 2013. Early life exposure to methylmercury and multiple stressors: Daphnia pulex as an alternative model system to evaluate long-term effects. The Toxicologist 132(1): 312

58. JM Gohlke, DA Doke. 2013. Interactive effects of methylmercury and other stressors: Daphnia pulex as an alternative model organism for early life exposures. Birth Defects Research Part A: Clinical and Molecular Teratology 97 (5): 317

59. JM Gohlke, ST Kent, LA McClure, TT Smith, BF Zaitchik. 2013. Risk factors for preterm birth during heat waves: trends in urban and rural settings in the Deep South. Birth Defects Research Part A: Clinical and Molecular Teratology 97 (5): 320

60. K Crider, EH Maples, JM Gohlke. 2013. Developing maps of occupational risk factors for heat-related illness in Alabama. National Environmental Health Association Annual Education Conference. July 9-11th, Washington DC.

61. TT Smith, ST Kent, LA McClure, BF Zaitchik, JM Gohlke. 2013. Heat waves and health outcomes: The importance of heat wave definition. Int Conf on Medical Geology. Aug 25-29th , Arlington, VA.

62. Doke DA, JM Gohlke. 2013. Long-term effects of early life exposure to methylmercury and undernutrition in Daphnia pulex. 2013 Society of Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry Annual Meeting. Nov. 17-21st, Nashville, TN.


63. Bernhard, MC, ST Kent, LA McClure, MB Evans, JM Gohlke. 2013. A Novel Approach to Measuring Heat Exposure, Thermal Preference and Time Spent Outdoors. 2013 Obesity Society Annual Meeting Nov. 11-16th, Atlanta, GA.

64. Bernhard, MC, JM Gohlke, ST Kent, ME Sloan, MB Evans. 2014. Measuring Personal Exposure to Heat and Volatile Organic Compounds in Groundskeepers. The Toxicologist 138(1): 60.

65. Hudson, SL, DA Doke, and JM Gohlke. 2014. Interaction between Early-life Methylmercury Exposure and Iron Deficiency in Daphnia pulex. The Toxicologist 138 (1): 336.

66. Gohlke, JM, MC Bernhard, SB Tyson, K Brown, and L Antoine. 2014. Education to Action: Supporting Youth Leadership through Environmental Health Education. The Toxicologist 138 (1): 437.

67. Doke, DA and JM Gohlke. 2014. Human Health Risk Assessment of Metals in Fish in Ghana. The Toxicologist 138 (1): 596.

68. JM Gohlke. 2014. From Computational Approaches to an Alternative Animal Model and Epidemiology: Building a Fulfilling Research Career. Birth Defects Research Part A: Clinical and Molecular Teratology 100 (5): 359.

69. JM Gohlke, DA Doke, SL Hudson. 2014. Daphnia as a Whole-Animal Invertebrate Model System for Human Health Research. Birth Defects Research Part A: Clinical and Molecular Teratology 100 (5): 376.

70. SL Hudson, DA Doke, JM Gohlke. 2014. Interaction between early-life, low-level methylmercury exposure and a low-iron diet in Daphnia pulex. South Central Society of Toxicology Annual Meeting, Oct. 24th, Oxford, MS.

71. JM Gohlke, DA Doke, SL Hudson, JA Dawson, TS Schwartz. 2014. Daphnia pulex as a model organism for evaluating multi-stressor interactions across the lifespan. The 7th Aquatic Animal Models of Human Disease Conference Program. Dec. 17th Austin, TX.

72. Schwartz TS, Allison DA, Gohlke J. 2014 Daphnia Genome Conference, Birmingham, United Kingdom. Poster Presentation: Preliminary assessment of fluctuating temperature on epigenetic modification and life history traits in Daphnia.

73. Schwartz TS, Allison DA, Gohlke J. 2014 Society for Integrative and Comparative Biology, Austin, Texas. Poster Presentation: Preliminary assessment of fluctuating temperature on epigenetic modification and life history traits in Daphnia.

74. Bernhard, MC, DB Allison, JM Gohlke. 2014. Influence of thermal exposure on food intake in a sedentary office setting. The Obesity Society Conference. Nov 2014. Boston, MA

75. JM Gohlke, D Doke, SL Hudson, JA Dawson, TS Schwartz. 2015. Diet, thermal environment, and early-life exposure to methylmercury: Daphnia pulex as a model organism for evaluating multi-stressor interactions across the lifespan. The Toxicologist 144 (1): 250


76. JM Gohlke, D Doke, SL Hudson, JA Dawson, TS Schwartz, JE Roberts. 2015. An Evaluation of Daphnia pulex As a Model Organism for Evaluating Multi-Stressor Interactions across the Lifespan. Birth Defects Research Part A-Clinical And Molecular Teratology 103 (5), 396-396

77. JE Roberts, TS Schwartz, JM Gohlke. 2016. Influence of maternal age on the effects of organic selenium in Daphnia pulex. The Toxicologist 150 (1): 191

78. MC Bernhard, P Li, DB Allison, JM Gohlke. 2016. Effects of the indoor thermal environment on human food intake: A pilot randomized controlled trial. The Toxicologist 150 (1): 461.

79. JE Roberts, TS Schwartz, JM Gohlke. 2016. Seleno-L-methionine toxicity and maternal age in the model organism Daphnia pulex. Birth Defects Research Part A-Clinical And Molecular Teratology 106 (5), 413.

80. MC Bernhard, P Li, DB Allison, JM Gohlke. 2016. Effects of the indoor thermal environment on human food intake: a pilot randomized cross-over trial. In: Abstracts of the 2016 International Society for Environmental Epidemiology (ISEE), Rome, Italy Sept. 1-4, 2016. Abstract P3-070, 3858. Environmental Health Perspectives

81. SB Tyson, E Johnson, MC Bernhard, MB Evans, S Threadgill, JM Gohlke. 2016. A community-engaged approach for personal heat exposure measurement in urban and rural Alabama. American Public Health Association Annual Meeting Oct. 30-Nov. 2, 2016. Denver CO.

82. JM Gohlke and SW Marmagas. 2017. Environmental Health concerns in the Central Appalachian Coalfields: Indoor air quality concerns in Central Appalachia. 40th Annual Appalachian Studies Conference Mar 9-12, 2017. Blacksburg VA

83. YH Wu, BF Zaitchik, A Scott, and JM Gohlke. 2017. The association between heat waves and preterm birth using address-level versus ZIP code-level data. American Association of Geographers Annual Meeting on April 4th, 2017.

84. SB Tyson, K Brown, and JM Gohlke. 2017. Climate change as one of many pressing public health priorities in Alabama. American Public Health Association Annual Meeting Nov 4-Nov. 8, 2017. Atlanta GA.

85. MB Richardson, MB Evans, SB Tyson, E Johnson, S Threadgill-Matthews, JM Gohlke. 2017. Focus group and survey methods to facilitate development of community-based adaptation strategies. American Public Health Association Annual Meeting Nov 4-Nov. 8, 2017. Atlanta GA.

86. A Scott, BF Zatichik, JM Gohlke. 2017. Heatwaves in Alabama: The contribution of neighborhood level variation in summertime temperatures in urban and rural settings. American Public Health Association Annual Meeting Nov 4-Nov. 8, 2017. Atlanta GA.


87. YH Wu, JM Gohlke, BF Zaitchik, S Swarup, S Kim. 2017. Influence of spatial resolution for exposure estimation in determining the association between heatwaves and adverse health outcomes. American Public Health Association Annual Meeting Nov 4-Nov. 8, 2017. Atlanta GA.

88. E Johnson, S Threadgill-Matthews, MB Richardson, JM Gohlke, and MB Evans. 2017. Getting residents involved in defining personal heat exposure in a rural setting while supporting chronic disease prevention. American Public Health Association Annual Meeting Nov 4-Nov. 8, 2017. Atlanta GA.

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