John R. Nuckols
Professor
Director of Environmental Health Advanced Systems Laboratory
Phone: (970) 491-7295
Fax: (970) 491-2940
Email:
John.Nuckols@colostate.edu
Office: 124 A Environmental Health Building
Degrees
- Ph.D., Agricultural Engineering, University of Kentucky, Lexington
- M.S., Civil Engineering (Environmental Health Specialist), Northwestern University
Research Interests
Dr. Nuckols' primary interest is in exposure assessment in population-based environmental health studies.
Environmental Health is a broad scientific field. Disciplines involved in training
and research in environmental health include epidemiology, biology, engineering, earth
sciences, toxicology, and the health sciences. Although each of these disciplines has
a very unique niche in the scientific community, in terms of environmental health
studies, they tend to share one thing in common--they each require some means of
differentiating exposure in the subject population. Dr. Nuckols is director of a
research laboratory in the department established to investigate the potential
application of advanced technology, such as computer simulation modeling and spatial
information systems in exposure assessment for environmental health studies.
Selected Publications
Arbuckle T.E., Hrudey S.E., Krasner S.W., Nuckols, J.R.,
Richardson S.D., Singer P., et al. Assessing exposure in epidemiologic studies to disinfection
byproducts in drinking water. Environmental Health Perspectives 110 (S1), 53-60. 2002.
Miles A.M., Singer P.C., Ashley D.L., Lynberg M.C., Mendola P., Langlois
P.M., Nuckols, J.R.. Comparison of Trihalomethanes
in Tap Water and Blood. Env Sci Tech, 36, 8, 1692-98. 2002.
Colt J.S., Baris D., Clark S.F., Karagas M., Ayotte J.D., Ward M.H., Nuckols,
J.R., Cantor K.P., Silverman D.T. Sampling private wells in
past homes to estimate lifetime arsenic exposure: A methodologic study
in New England. J Environ Expos Anal and Epidemio 12, 329-334. 2002.
Rossman L.A., Brown R.A., Singer P.C., Nuckols, J.R..
DBP formation kinetics in a simulated water distribution system. Water Res. 39 (14) 3483-3489. 2001.>
Lynberg M.L., Nuckols, J.R., Langlois P., Ashley D.,
Singer P., Mendola P., Wilkes C., et al. Assessing exposure to disinfection
byproducts in women of reproductive age living in Corpus Christi, Texas,
and Cobb County, Georgia: Descriptive results and methods. Environmental Health Perspectives 109 (6). 2001.
Nuckols, J.R., Rossman L.A., Singer P.C., Speight V.,
Krapfl H., Miles A., Small L.; Development Of Methods for Predicting
Trihalomethane And Haloacetic Acid Concentrations in Exposure Assessment
Studies.American Water Works Research Foundation. Final Report - Project 341. AWWA. Denver CO. 150 pgs. 2001.
Raynal J.A., Nuckols, J.R., Reyes R., Ward M. [editors].
Environmental Engineering and Health Sciences. Water Resources Publications. ISBN 1-887201-17-3.
473 pgs. 2000.
Speight V.L., Nuckols, J.R., Rossman L., Miles A., Singer
P.; DBP Exposure Assessment using Distribution System Modeling.
Proceedings: Water Quality Technology Conference. Salt Lake City, Utah.
November 2000. American Water Works Assn. Denver, Colorado. 2000.
Nuckols, J.R., Ward M.H., Weigel S.J.; Exposure assessment
in environmental epidemiology: Application of GIS technology. In Proceedings:
3rd National Conference on GIS and Public Health. San Diego California,
August, 1998. Eastern Research Group. Lexington, MA. 2000.
Ward M.H., Nuckols, J.R., Weigel S.J., Maxwell S.K.,
Cantor K.P., Miller R.S.; Identifying populations potentially exposed
to agricultural pesticides using remote sensing and a geographic information
system. Environmental Health Perspectives 108(1): 5-12. 2000.
Xiang H., Nuckols, J.R., Stallones L.; A geographic
information assessment of birth weight and crop production patterns around
mother's residence. Env. Research 82: 160-167 . 2000.
Mailing Address
Environmental & Radiological Health Sciences
1681Campus Delivery
Colorado State University
Fort Collins, CO 80523
Phone: (970) 491-7038
Fax: (970) 491-2940
Email:
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