Through the use of epidemiological research methods and cutting-edge multi-omic technologies, we aim to uncover new public health concerns, advance knowledge in public, environmental, and occupational health, and effectively disseminate my findings to promote public health advocacy. Our research focuses specifically on addressing new challenges in the fields of environmental and occupational medicine, reproductive and developmental epidemiology, children’s environmental health, and cancer causes and control. • Environmental and occupational medicine: We explore how various environmental and workplace exposures affect the health of different populations. This could involve investigating exposure to pollutants, hazardous substances, and other occupational hazards. • Reproductive and developmental epidemiology: This area might involve studying how environmental and genetic factors affect reproductive health and child development. • Children’s environmental health: We focus on how environmental factors affect children specifically, given their unique vulnerabilities and the potential for long-term impacts on their health. • Cancer causes and control: The emphasis could be on understanding environmental contributors to cancer and developing strategies to prevent and control these cancers.