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Dr. Kuperberg's research interests include the neurochemical basis for organophosphate-induced
alterations in body temperature as well as the application of basic scientific research to
environmental decision making through the use of risk assessment.
His responsibilities at the IICER include providing toxicological support services to various state and
federal agencies. He is the project manager for a multi-year, multi-million dollar, U.S.
DOE-funded program being conducted in southern Poland. The purpose of this program is to identify and
evaluate environmental remediation technologies with potential for application to the DOE
complex. Current projects in this program include the removal of heavy metals from
soil by plants (phytoextraction) and the biodegradation of petroleum hydrocarbons (bioremediation).
Dr. Kuperberg teaches classes in ecological toxicology and risk assessment at Florida State University
and Florida A&M University.
Email address for Dr. Mike Kuperberg: Michael.Kuperberg@science.doe.gov
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