Transforming Education Protecting Human Health and the Environment through Regulatory Science

PROGRAM INFO

Texas A&M University Interdisciplinary Faculty of Toxicology (IFT) is a degree (MS and PhD) granting program that is composed of faculty from twenty TAMU departments in five colleges, three divisions of the Health Science Center, and three associated laboratories. Since 1989, the toxicology degrees were awarded to over 50 MS, nearly 200 PhD, and 2 DVM/PhD students. In addition, well over 100 postdocs have trained in toxicology at Texas A&M University. Read More...

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Areas of Research

  • Regulatory Toxicology & Public Health
  • Cellular & Molecular Toxicology
  • Reproductive & Developmental Toxicology
  • Behavioral & Neurotoxicology
  • Environmental & Veterinary Toxicology
  • Applied Toxicology & Food Safety

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Trainees in Action

Training the future generation of toxicologists in novel scientific discoveries should go hand-in-hand with ensuring that trainees develop a broad set of complementary competencies that span multiple disciplines from basic biology to exposure science, biostatistics, and epidemiology. In addition, trainees must understand how these data and knowledge are translated into decisions and policy. Read More...

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NEWS

Texas A&M Study Links Breast Cancer, Body’s Internal Clock

A&M Research Receives FDA Orphan-Drug Designation for Angelman Syndrome Treatment

Superfund Center Concentrates on Innovative Solutions

Texas A&M’s Chiu Receives Grant Through Gulf Research Program

Chlorine May Purify Drinking Water, But What Does It Leave Behind?

Prone To Sickness? Blame Your Genes

‘Surfing Robot’ Tracking Water Data as Harvey’s Rains Flow Toward Fragile Coral Reefs

Texas A&M Receives NIEHS Superfund Grant to Conduct Environmental Research

Texas A&M, Johns Hopkins receive $5.3 million NIH grant to study how lead exposure affects humans

Texas A&M Researchers Awarded Grant to Establish “Tissue Chip” Center

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