CENTER OVERVIEW

The Texas A&M Superfund Research Center (Superfund Center) comprehensively evaluates the complexities of hazardous chemical exposures, potentially adverse health impacts, and potential hazards of exposures to complex mixtures through a series of multidisciplinary projects focused on Disaster Research Response (DR2).

Natural and man-made disasters, and shifts in domestic economic activity, markedly increase the risks of catastrophic chemical contamination events resulting from weather-related or human-caused emergencies, increasing the risk of potential adverse health impacts.

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LATEST NEWS

“Forever Chemicals” Detected In Dolphin Milk, Study By Texas A&M Superfund Center Shows, Texas A&M VMBS News, April 2026

Texas A&M Superfund Research Center Launches Community-Driven Resilience Initiative in Settegast, Texas A&M Superfund, April 2026

Texas A&M University Launches $15.3 Million NIH-Funded Center To Strengthen Chemical Safety Assessments, Reduce Animal Use, Texas A&M VMBS News, March 2026

New ‘Liver-on-a-Chip’ Device Could Make Drug Safety Testing More Reliable, Texas A&M VMBS News, February 2026

Disaster Research Comes to Life at Texas A&M Training Workshop, Texas A&M Superfund, December, 2025

Texas A&M Superfund Research Center Advances Geospatial Analytics to Support Disaster Research and Response, Texas A&M Superfund, December 2025

Hazard Research Takes the Spotlight at National Science Gathering in College Station, Texas A&M Superfund, December 2025

Turning Data Into Dialogue: Texas A&M’s ENGAGE Lab Connects Research and Communities, Texas A&M College of Architecture, October 2025

Texas A&M Superfund Center Develops Environmental Reporting Chatbot Prototype, Texas A&M VMBS News, February 2025

Texas A&M Superfund Research Center Trains Graduate Students in Community-Engaged Research, Helps Houston Residents Understand Science, Texas A&M VMBS News, December 2024

UTMB, TEXAS A&M Awarded $7.5M Grant To Establish Translational Center for Women’s Health Research, Texas A&M VMBS News, June 2024

Using Spatial Analytics to Address Flooding and Contamination in Affected Communities. NIEHS 2024 Grantee Highlights, March 2024