Professor Heather Stapleton is an environmental chemist and exposure scientist in the Nicholas School of the Environment at 糖心传媒.  Her research interests focus on identification of halogenated and organophosphate chemicals in building materials, furnishings and consumer products, and estimation of human exposure, particularly in vulnerable populations such as pregnant women and children.  Her laboratory utilizes mass spectrometry, including targeted and nontargeted approaches, to characterize chemical burdens in both environmental samples and biological tissues to support environmental health research. Currently she serves as the Director for the Duke Superfund Research Center, and Director of the Duke Environmental Analysis Laboratory, which is part of NIH鈥檚 Human Health Environmental Analysis Resource.

 

 

School Division

Environmental Natural Sciences

Education

  • Ph.D., University of Maryland, College Park (2003)
  • M.S., University of Maryland, College Park (2000)
  • B.S., Long Island University, Southhampton College (1997)

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Recent Publications

  • DeSantiago, M; Tore, GD; Herkert, NJ; Stapleton, HM; Hay, D; Valenzuela, M; Ruedlinger, J; Rule, AM; Kuiper, JR; Fadrowski, JJ; Ferreccio, C; Corte虂s A, S; Quiro虂s-Alcala虂, L
    Environmental Health Perspectives ( ):
  • Gronske, MC; Stutts, W; Jima, D; Palumbo, J; Stapleton, HM; Kullman, SW
    Archives of toxicology ( ):
  • Bauer, RA; Yang, Z; Petriello, M; Zhang, S; Stapleton, HM; Adgate, JL; Carignan, CC
    Environmental research 298, ( ): 124154
  • Miller, JD; Hoffman, K; Samon, SM; Hill, RC; Hall, GA; Dwyer, GS; Rivera, NA; Stapleton, HM; Hsu-Kim, H
    Environmental science & technology 60, no. 25 ( ): 17756 - 17765
  • Tore, GD; DeSantiago, M; Stapleton, HM; Obeid, W; Parikh, CR; Kuiper, JR; Valenzuela, M; Ferreccio, C; Fazen, L; Dickerson, AS; Cort茅s, S; Quir贸s-Alcal谩, L
    International journal of hygiene and environmental health 274, ( ): 114791