
Exposure Dynamics Research Section
Outline of Research

The research in this section focuses on measuring and estimating lifetime exposures to environmental stressors that may cause adverse health effects in humans. These environmental stressors include chemical substances, the physical environment, and diet, as well as socio-economic status and the built environment. The totality of the environmental exposure is called the exposome. The section is a leading research group on the exposome in Japan. Human biomonitoring and exposure modelling are key tools in this research. Imaging mass spectrometry is a flagship tool of this research section.
Members
NAKAYAMA Shoji
JECS Deputy Director, Head (additional post)
Research Subject
Children's Environmental Health
KOBAYASHI Yayoi
Chief Senior Researcher
Research Subject
Elucidation of metabolic pathway of metaloid by analytical toxicology
ISOBE Tomohiko
Chief Senior Researcher
Research Subject
Biomonitoring of Anthropogenic Contaminants
IWAI Miyuki
Senior Researcher
Research Subject
Environmental Health Sciences, Toxicology
TAKAGI Mai
Senior Researcher
Research Subject
Exposure to environmental chemicals
SUWANNARIN Neeranuch
Research Associate
Research Subject
Exposure Dynamics Research
NGUYEN Thi Thanh Hue
Research Associate
Research Subject
Exposure Dynamics Research