CONTACT

Contact

Principal Investigator

Wei-Chun Chou, PhD

Assistant Professor of Environmental Health
Department of Environmental Sciences
Environmental Toxicology Graduate Program
University of California, Riverside

weichun.chou@ucr.edu

Mailing Address

Chou Lab

Geology Building, 2258

900 University Ave

Riverside, CA 92521

Phone

(951) 827-9323

Lab Location

210 Science Labs I

University of California, Riverside

Join Our Lab

We welcome students and researchers interested in computational toxicology, PBPK/PBTK modeling, artificial intelligence and machine learning, nanomedicine, and environmental health.

Prospective trainees are encouraged to contact us when their interests align with the lab’s research program and current opportunities.

Graduate Students

Graduate students interested in computational toxicology, PBPK/PBTK modeling, quantitative risk assessment, AI/ML, nanomedicine, or related areas are welcome to inquire about research opportunities in the lab.

When contacting the lab, please include:

  • CV or résumé
  • Brief description of research interests
  • Relevant quantitative, computational, or experimental experience
  • How your interests connect with the Chou Lab’s research

Graduate admission follows the appropriate UCR graduate-program process.

Environmental Toxicology Graduate Program

Postdoctoral Researchers

We welcome inquiries from researchers with interests in computational toxicology, pharmacokinetic modeling, machine learning, nanomedicine, environmental health, or related quantitative areas.

Prospective postdoctoral researchers may contact the lab to discuss potential opportunities and research fit.

When contacting the lab, please include:

  • CV
  • Brief research statement
  • Representative publications
  • Description of potential research fit

Undergraduate Researchers

Undergraduate students interested in gaining research experience in environmental health, toxicology, computational modeling, data analysis, or related fields are welcome to inquire.

When contacting the lab, please include:

  • Major
  • Year in school
  • Research interests
  • Relevant coursework or skills
  • Expected weekly availability

Visiting Students & Scholars

The lab welcomes inquiries from visiting students and scholars whose research interests align with our work in computational toxicology, PBPK/PBTK modeling, AI/ML, nanomedicine, and environmental health.

When contacting the lab, please include:

  • Current institution
  • CV
  • Research interests
  • Proposed visit period
  • Potential project or collaboration area