Hazard & Dose-Response

Awardees

Student Merit Award in Hazard & Dose-Response Assessment

PREVIOUS AWARD-WINNING ABSTRACTS

Wei-en Huang, 2025 – A Novel High-Throughput V-H2AX-Based in Vitro Assay for Quantitative Genotoxicity Screening and Cancer Risk Assessment of Heterocyclic Amines (Winner, National Taiwan University)

Yun-Jhen Li, 2025 – Probabilistic Risk Assessment of N-nitrosamines in Grilled and Smoked Meat Products: International Comparison (2nd Place, National Taiwan University)

Emma Tobin, 2025 – Laboratory Equipment and Supplies to Evaluate Bioavailable PFAS Concentrations in In Vitro Experiments (Early Career Investigator Award, North Carolina State University)

Yun Zhou, 2024 – A Scalable Toxicity Assessment Framework that Quantitatively Integrates Mode of Action Information for the Derivation of a More Data-Driven Reference Dose (RfD) – A Case Study of Perfluorooctanoic Acid (PFOA)

En Yu Chen, 2023 – Using Bayesian Statistical Methods to Interpret Clinical Trial Data for Gossypol Dose-Response Assessments

Amanda Bernstein, 2021 – A model template approach for rapid evaluation and application of physiologically based pharmacokinetic models for use in human health risk assessments

Zheng Zhao, 2019 – Probabilistic Risk Assessment of Inorganic Arsenic Exposure from Rice Intake in Chinese Urban Population

Dienye Tolofari, 2019 – Risk assessment framework as a tool to quantify water quality changes in building plumbing systems in terms of disability adjusted life years

Zheng Zhao, 2018 – A Systematic Review on Bioaccessibility of Arsenic in Rice

Qiran Chen, 2017 – The Correlation Between Liver Tumor Incidence and Early-stage Liver Weight Change – An Analysis Using NTP Data – First place

Alexandre Chabreli, 2017 – Horizontal Gene Transfer Under Dynamic System Conditions for Understanding Dose-Response Relationships for Antibiotic Resistance Risks – Second place

Qiran Chen, 2016 – A novel benchmark dose approach for continuous data

Miao Guo (University of Maryland), 2015 – First place

Kerry Hamilton (Drexel University), 2015 – Second place

Kelly Harris (Meharry Medical College and Vanderbilt-Ingram Cancer Center), 2015 – Third place