Élyse Caron-Beaudoin

Assistant Professor @University Of Toronto Scarborough

Toronto, ON, CA
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WORK HISTORY

Jul 2020 — Present

Assistant Professor @University Of Toronto Scarborough

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Toronto, ON, CA

I am an Assistant Professor in environmental health at the University of Toronto – Scarborough. My research is focused on the development of transdisciplinary research projects in partnership with communities to assess the impacts of anthropogenic pressures on health by combining information from multiple levels of biological organization. My research interests are at the nexus of toxicology, molecular biology, public and environmental health, and community-based research.

EDUCATION

2007 — 2010

Université du Québec à Montréal

Baccalauréat

2017 — 2020

Université de Montréal

Postdoctoral fellowship

2012 — 2017

Institut national de la recherche scientifique

Doctor of Philosophy - PhD

2010 — 2012

Université du Québec à Montréal

Master of Science - MS

ABOUT ÉLYSE CARON-BEAUDOIN

I am an Assistant Professor in environmental health at the University of Toronto – Scarborough. My research is focused on the development of transdisciplinary research projects in partnership with communities to assess the impacts of anthropogenic pressures on health by combining information across multiple levels of biological organization. My research interests are at the nexus of toxicology, molecular biology, public and environmental health, and community-based research.I am currently implicated in multiple research projects on 1) exposure to environmental contaminants associated with unconventional natural gas operations during pregnancy; 2) mechanisms of toxicity (e.g, endocrine disruption, oxidative stress) associated with exposure to these contaminants; 3) associations between proximity to oil and gas wells and various birth and maternal outcomes; 4) the role of airborne microbes and pollutants in the inflammatory response of asthma in Northern and Southern Canada; 5) determinants of exposure to PFAS in northern Canada. To see my publications, visit my Google Scholar profile: & hl=en

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