EHS is pleased to welcome Dr. Audrey Gaskins on Wednesday, October 8th for a seminar titled “Air Pollution and Fertility: Leveraging Unique Populations to Identify Mechanisms and Susceptible Windows of Exposure.”

Audrey Gaskins, Sc.D. is an Associate Professor of Epidemiology at Emory University’s Rollins School of Public Health. A reproductive and environmental epidemiologist, her research examines how environmental, dietary, and lifestyle factors influence human reproduction. She has published over 190 papers, received multiple national and international awards, and leads NIH-funded studies on air pollution, extreme heat, and wildfire smoke. Dr. Gaskins also serves in leadership roles within professional societies and on the editorial boards of Fertility & Sterility and the International Journal of Hygiene and Environmental Health.