Loren E. Wold

Loren E. Wold's research examines how environmental exposures, such as fine particulate air pollution (PM2.5), affect heart and kidney function, including effects that begin before birth and continue into adulthood in animal models. This work connects environmental science with cardiovascular and physiological research, looking at issues like inflammation, oxidative stress, and heart dysfunction linked to pollution or disease burden (such as cancer). Prospective students would be studying at the intersection of environmental exposure science and organ-level physiology, primarily using mouse models.

Publication output was higher around 2017-2018, declined and became sporadic through the early 2020s, with a slight uptick in 2025-2026, suggesting a slowing overall pace with recent renewed activity.

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