The field of Toxicology offers a wide range of research and educational opportunities at the undergraduate, graduate and post-graduate levels.
Research Opportunities
Our Toxicology laboratories are equipped to support the university’s clinical and basic science research programs and to provide the most sophisticated clinical patient testing possible. The Special Toxicology Testing Laboratory provides unique flexibility and a high degree of utility in the academic health center environment. The laboratory carries out a broad range of studies in both clinical and forensic areas. In general research projects in this laboratory have focused on analytical methods for the detection and quantification of drugs and poisons in biological specimens such as blood, urine and postmortem tissues, as well as, by-products of the synthesis of illicit drugs.
Students enrolled in the Master of Forensic Sciences Program in the College of Humanities and Sciences may fulfill their 300-hour Internship requirement in our laboratory. Masters students interested in an Internship should complete the required Forensic Science Program application and contact Dr. Wolf.
Students enrolled in the undergraduate Forensic Sciences Program in the College of Humanities and Sciences may complete an Internship elective in our forensic laboratory. Undergraduate students interested in an Internship should complete the required Forensic Science Program application and contact Dr. Wolf.
Useful Toxicology Links
Carl E. Wolf, PhD, MS, F-ABFT
Toxicology
Carl E. Wolf, PhD, MS, F-ABFT
Toxicology
Pathology
Supervisor, FIRM Specialty Testing Laboratory and Forensic Toxicology Laboratory
Affiliate Professor, Department of Forensic Sciences, College of Humanities and Sciences
Assistant Professor Department of Pathology; School of Medicine