Natasha Andrade Wins CPRC Student Travel Award

The SETAC-CPRC Board of Directors announced the recipients of the 2011 Student Travel Awards: 

• Natasha Andrade, University of Maryland.  Utilizing thin-film SPE methodology to assess DDT and dieldrin bioavailability to earthworms.  Advised by Dr. Alba Torrents.
• Talia Chalew, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health.  The fate and cellular toxicity of silver, zinc oxide, titanium dioxide engineered nanoparticles in water.  Advised by Dr. Kellogg Schwab.
• Rebecca Lazarus, USGS-Patuxent Wildlife Research Center/ University of Maryland.  Apparent tolerance of common tern (Sterna hirundo) embryos to a pentabrominated diphenyl ether mixture (DE-71).  Advised by Dr. Barnett Rattner.

Each of these students will receive a $350 award in support of their attendance of the conference in Boston.  The awards will be given to in person to these students at at SETAC-Boston during the CPRC meeting (Wednesday, November 16^th,  3-5p in Room 204). 

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