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X-WR-CALNAME:EHS Candidate Visit | Dr. Min Liu: Presentation and Q&A "Funct
 ional Exposomics: Decoding Mechanisms and Drivers of Human-Relevant Chemic
 al Mixture Effects"
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DESCRIPTION:EHS Candidate Visit | Dr. Min Liu: Presentation and Q&A "Functi
 onal Exposomics: Decoding Mechanisms and Drivers of Human-Relevant Chemica
 l Mixture Effects"\n\nDr. Min Liu is an Assistant Project Scientist at the
  West Coast Metabolomics Center at the University of California\, Davis. S
 he earned her Ph.D. from Nanyang Technological University\, Singapore\, an
 d is an environmental health scientist and analytical chemist whose resear
 ch seeks to establish a functional exposomics framework that bridges multi
 -omics\, exposure science\, and mechanistic toxicology to understand the c
 omplex biological impacts of real-world environmental exposures. Her work 
 has developed experimental and computational approaches to characterize en
 vironmental mixture effects\, identify toxicant transformation products\, 
 and prioritize chemical drivers within the human exposome. Her long-term v
 ision is to advance environmental health sciences by building scalable exp
 osome-informed platforms for mixture-informed risk assessment\, mechanisti
 c toxicology\, and precision prevention.In her presentation\, Dr. Liu will
  describe how the framework of functional exposomics can help address thes
 e challenges by integrating human biomonitoring data\, multi-omics profili
 ng\, and computational approaches to map the downstream biological effects
  of complex chemical mixtures. She will discuss a series of studies focuse
 d on developing strategies to identify toxicant transformation products\, 
 characterize interactions among co-occurring contaminants\, evaluate compl
 ex mixtures at human-relevant exposure levels\, and prioritize key chemica
 l drivers within the human exposome. Together\, these findings demonstrate
  how functional exposomics can bridge environmental exposures with molecul
 ar mechanisms\, providing a foundation for future mixture-informed risk as
 sessment\, chemical prioritization\, and prevention-oriented environmental
  health research.\n\nNeed an accommodation or accessible materials? Contac
 t the Office of Universal Access and Digital Compliance at accommodations@
 fiu.edu or 305-348-1576.
GEO:25.759384;-80.371304
LOCATION:AHC5 - Academic Health Center 5\, 500
SUMMARY:EHS Candidate Visit | Dr. Min Liu: Presentation and Q&A "Functional
  Exposomics: Decoding Mechanisms and Drivers of Human-Relevant Chemical Mi
 xture Effects"
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 -of-human-relevant-chemical-mixture-effects
CATEGORIES:Faculty & Staff
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