Joshua A Harrill

I am an investigator at the USEPA National Center for Computational Toxicology (NCCT). My research background is in neurotoxicology, developmental biology (brain and liver), in vitro models, transcriptomics and high content image analysis. My professional experience also includes work as emergency response consultant during events involving the release, or threat of release of hazardous chemicals as well as conducting human health risk assessments for potentially hazardous chemicals. My current research focuses on the use of high content assays (i.e. assays that provide highly multiplexed outputs) to conduct phenotypic screening of environmental chemicals and the application of the resulting data for screening-level risk assessments.