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Bruce Duncan is an Affiliate Associate Professor at the University of Washington, specializing in Environmental and Occupational Health Sciences. He holds a PhD from the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill. As a Regional Science Liaison with the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), Duncan collaborates with senior management to advance research in Human Health Risk Assessment and Environmental Policy. His expertise encompasses Sustainable Communities, Environmental Health, Occupational Health, and Risk Assessment. He actively participates in various EPA workgroups, focusing on citizen science and community health initiatives. Duncan's research interests include Human and Ecological Risk Assessment, Bioavailability, and the impact of non-chemical stressors on tribal health. He has mentored new PhD and Master's students and teaches courses in Ecotoxicology and risk assessment methodologies. His commitment to environmental health is evident through his involvement in projects addressing community exposure to contaminants and ecological risk assessments across various regions.
EPA’s Office of Research Development • Seattle, WA
Supports the EPA's research initiatives in environmental health and safety, focusing on human health risk assessments and policy, coordinating research planning and meetings with scientific community.
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