Workshops
The BREATHE (Bridging Regional Ecology, Aerosolized Toxins, & Health Effects) Center hosts an annual workshop that is free and open to the public. This event provides an opportunity for like-minded individuals to explore and connect, while showcasing the latest developments in bridging regional ecology, aerosolized toxins, and health effects.
Seventh Annual BREATHE Workshop
The theme is Environmental Aerosols and Health Effects and will feature keynote presentations from Molly Blakowski, PhD. student, Utah State University and Kimberly Prather, Ph.D., Director, NSF Center for Aerosol Impacts on Chemistry of the Environment.
7th Annual BREATHE Workshop Program
7Th Annual BREATHE Workshop Recording
Sixth Annual BREATHE Workshop
An informal workshop due to COVID-19 pandemic.
Fifth Annual BREATHE Workshop
The theme is Wildfires and Health and will feature cartoonist and author of "A Fire Story" Brian Fies, Associate Professor of Family Medicine and Public Health Tarik Benmarhnia of UC San Diego, and Assistant Professor of Microbiology and Plant Pathology Sydney Glassman of UC Riverside.
Visit our YouTube playlist to watch recordings of any or all of our presentations or watch them below.
Fourth Annual BREATHE Workshop
The theme is Air Quality Monitoring and features keynotes Pedro Piqueras, Ph.D., Air Quality Specialist and Mohammad Sowlat, Ph.D., Air Quality Specialist.
4th Annual BREATHE Workshop Program
Third Annual BREATHE Workshop
The questions that will be discussed by the panelists include:
- How are researchers in the humanities and social sciences at UC Riverside studying health and environmental justice issues?
- What are some of the opportunities and obstacles for interdisciplinary work studying these topics?
Second Annual BREATHE Workshop
The information brochure from our workshop on May 17, 2019.
Inaugural Annual BREATHE Workshop
The information brochure from our introductory workshop on April 12, 2018.