Jessica Green, University of Oregon
Department of Biology
Professor
Eugene, Oregon
jlgreen@uoregon.edu
Office:
(541) 346-5674
Bio/Research
Jessica Green is an academic expert in biology, ecology, engineering and sustainability of the "built environment," (i.e., buildings, homes, apartment complexes, offices, subways, etc.). She studies ways we can improve our health by improving how and what we build. At the University of Oregon, sh...
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Jessica Green is an academic expert in biology, ecology, engineering and sustainability of the "built environment," (i.e., buildings, homes, apartment complexes, offices, subways, etc.). She studies ways we can improve our health by improving how and what we build. At the University of Oregon, she is an associate professor of biology and co-director of the UO's Institute of Ecology and Evolution. She conducts research through the Biology and the Built Environment Center, exploring microbes (bacteria, viruses, fungi, etc.) that exist and move around indoor environments, especially in workplaces, classrooms, hospitals, subways, and our own homes. A biologist, ecologist and engineer, Jessica is a Guggenheim Fellow and TED Senior Fellow.
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