Abstract
The HERCULES Exposome Research Center was first funded under the Environmental Health Sciences Core Center P30 Program by the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences in 2013. The Core Center Program is designed to support infrastructure for research in environmental health. Emory took a unique approach and focused their proposal on the singular topic of the exposome. The idea was to build intellectual and physical infrastructure that would facilitate exposome research. Cores were developed to expand analytical capabilities in targeted and untargeted mass spectrometry and to provide support for data analysis. A major goal of HERCULES was to promote the exposome concept, which has been accomplished through a series of workshops, seminars, and courses. HERCULES has supported the development of new research centers that use the exposome approach and anticipates continued expansion of exposome research at the home institutions.
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