About M-LEEaD
Michigan Center on Lifestage Environmental Exposures and Disease (M-LEEaD) is a National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences Core Center. M-LEEaD improves our understanding of the contribution of environmental exposures toward the etiology of chronic diseases and conditions like asthma, neurodegenerative diseases, metabolic syndrome and prematurity.
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“Statistics and Machine Learning for Studying Air Pollution Using Low-cost Sensors”
With Abhi Datta, PhD (Professor of Biostatistics at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health)
Fri Feb 20 2026
“Right to Food, Right to Grow in Washtenaw County”
With Julius Buzzard and Dr. Francesca Williamson
Tue Feb 17 2026
“Beyond Steroid Hormones”
With Karilyn E. Sant, PhD, MPH
Tue Feb 10 2026
Member Updates
More member updatesFebruary 13 2026: In November, M-LEEaD hosted an engaging workshop, Intro to AI: Tools and Best Practices to... Read more
January 8 2026: NSF was founded in 1944 in the basement of the University of Michigan School of... Read more
December 4 2025: The University of Kentucky hosted the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences (NIEHS) and its... Read more
October 15 2025: Experts from across Michigan gathered in Lansing on September 10th for a forum focused on... Read more
September 12 2025: The Center Scientist position, offered through M-LEEaD's Career Development Program, is led by Drs. Gil... Read more
August 8 2025: M-LEEaD’s Environmental Research Webinar Series, run by the Integrated Health Sciences Core, brings researchers together... Read more