{SET} group

The Spatiotemporal Exposures and Toxicology group, {SET} group, has a broad interest in geospatial exposomics and risk mapping. Key areas of research include:

GeoTox: Otherwise known as source-to-outcome modeling, GeoTox is the integration of geospatial exposures, toxicokinetic modeling, and non-animal toxicological data such as high-through in vitro screen assays to develop mechanistically-informed risk maps

Software: Developing and promoting software and computational best-practices such as test-driven-development (TDD) and open-source code for the environmental health sciences

Spatiotemporal Exposures and Toxicology group -> {SET} group

This is the professional website for the SET group, maintained by Kyle P Messier. For Kyle and the SET group’s official NIH/NIEHS government website please visit here.

The Spatiotemporal Exposures and Toxicology group, {SET} group, has a broad interest in geospatial exposomics and risk mapping. Key areas of research include:

Geospatial Exposure: Spatiotemporal exposure mapping of environmental and climate variables (e.g. chemical mixtures, social, behaviorial, environmental, and climate factors)

GeoTox: Otherwise known as source-to-outcome modeling, GeoTox is the integration of geospatial exposures, toxicokinetic modeling, and non-animal toxicological data such as high-through in vitro screen assays to develop mechanistically-informed risk maps

Software: Developing and promoting software and computational best-practices such as test-driven-development (TDD) and open-source code for the environmental health sciences