The Environmental Research Collaboration Series is a monthly lunch series hosted by the WashU Center for the Environment. The goals of the series are to build community among researchers, learn about one another’s work, share tools, and generate ideas for future collaboration. These gatherings showcase different aspects of environmental research happening in the WashU community.
Attend the Series
Collaboration Series lunches are open to WashU faculty members and staff researchers.
Lunches in Spring 2025 will be held on the first Wednesday of each month (Feb-May) 11:30AM-12:30PM.
Upcoming Events
There are not currently any upcoming events scheduled. Please check back for new events to be added.
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Previous Collaboration Series Events
SPring 2024
- 211 Counts: The helpline you’ve never heard of that could help pinpoint the next crisis – Matt Kreuter | February 6
- Indoor environmental quality through the lenses of chemistry, microbiology, and public health – Jenna Ditto, Fangqiong Ling | March 5
- Thinking Through Soil: aporias of health in the world’s largest sewage farm – Seth Denizen | April 9
- One Health, biodiversity, and viromics – Jacco Boon, Krista Milich, and Dave Wang | May 7
Fall 2023
- The Center for Water Innovation at Washington University – Zhen (Jason) He | September 6
- GIS and the environment: Tyson Research Center – Kim Medley | October 4
- Hazards for human physiology in neglected communities – Theresa Gildner | November 1
- Researcher speed networking: Enhancing nature in cities for people and wildlife – Jonathan Losos | December 6