Following the same browse model as leading research institutes, this page summarises where CenTox concentrates inquiry and how it connects to people and programmes. Staff are listed in the faculty and staff directory and grouped by clusters and teams. Supervision and partnership enquiries: contact or research@centox.institute.
Research centres
Center for Environmental Toxicology (CenTox)
CenTox's flagship centre at 305 Savery Hall — pollutant exposure pathways, dose–response modelling, health economics, and the CenTox Policy Observatory for Puget Sound communities.
CenTox cluster in the directory →Center for Labor & Human Capital Economics
Workforce health, occupational exposure, education returns, and human capital in regulated environments.
People in the directory →Center for Public Finance & Policy
Taxation, public spending, environmental regulation costs, and fiscal federalism for health programmes.
People in the directory →Center for International Trade & Development
Pollution havens, trade in hazardous goods, and cross-border environmental health spillovers.
People in the directory →Center for Data Science & Econometrics
Causal inference, panel data methods, and large-scale administrative health data.
People in the directory →Environmental & Resource Economics
Water quality, ecosystem services valuation, and natural capital in Pacific Northwest policy appraisal.
People in the directory →Doctoral training
PhD in Economics
Postgraduate research awards, supervision, and how to apply — start from the programme page.
PhD in Economics →Postdoctoral researchers
Early-career researchers on fixed-term fellowships and project posts are listed in the faculty and staff directory. Enquiries about opportunities: contact.
Teaching and research units
Environmental toxicology, health economics, labor markets, public finance, trade and development, resource economics, and econometrics. People and collaboration routes are on clusters and teams.