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  • Ramachandran

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  • FAQs | JHU Charmed Center

    Contact Information The CHARMED Center for Environmental Community Health https://www.jhu-charmed.com/ Email: CHARMED@jh.edu (preferred contact method) Application Due Date October 1, 2024, at 5:00PM. If an application is received after that date, it will not be reviewed. Grant Period Twelve months, with a possible 12-month non-cost time extension upon review Budget Up to $40,000 Email for Application Submission Application and supporting documents via email, CHARMED@jh.edu. Award Start Date November 1, 2024

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  • Viruses

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  • DeCarlo

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  • Nicotine in air (includes sampler assembly and analysis)

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  • Real-time PM monitors (mass concentration nephelometers)

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  • 4. Community-wide Air Pollution Burden in Curtis Bay, South Baltimore, Maryland

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  • Community, Social, and Environmental Determinants of Health | JHU Charmed Center

    < Back to Research Group List Community, Social, and Environmental Determinants of Health Chris Heaney and Ana Rule This TRG is led by Dr. Chris Heaney ( Associate Professor) and co-led by Dr. Ana Rule (Assistant Professor). The proposed C HARME D will serve as a nucleus to merge parallel efforts and utilize the expertise and services of the center to expand the scope of research on topics with important community implications. As one important example, fossil fuel production, processing, and use have been drivers of poor air quality and community and health impacts for centuries. As older technologies are phased out and new ones are considered and developed, it is paramount to understand the potential and ongoing impacts that these activities can have on exposures, communities, and population health. Multiple Center members have been involved in understanding emission, pollutant distribution, and the community, economic, and health impacts of existing (e.g., oil refineries) and new (e.g., UNGD) fossil fuel development, distribution, and use. Many translational bridges 20 have been successfully achieved by these investigations ( Figure ). ​ Previous Next

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