On Sep. 19, Dr. Michael Norman Routledge from University of Leeds, was appointed part-time professor of Jiangsu University. At the ceremony, Zou Xiaob, Dean of School of Food and Biological Engineering, granted Dr. Michael Norman Routledge a letter of appointment, pinned a Jiangsu University emblem for him. Dean Zou Xiaobo made a brief introduction of Dr. Routledge Curriculum Vitae and major academic achievements. More than 100 Sino-foreign faculty members and students of the school attended the ceremony. After the ceremony, Prof. Michael Norman Routledge made lectures entitled Cellular toxicity of nanoparticles and Measurement of mycotoxin exposure in human populations using biomarkers of exposure. 

Dr. Michael Norman Routledge is an associate Professor of Environmental Toxicology, Leeds Institute of Cardiovascular & Metabolic Medicine, School of Medicine, University of Leeds. His research interests are in Molecular Epidemiology and Environmental Toxicology. Current foci of research are on particle toxicology, including nanoparticles and urban particulate matter, and mycotoxin exposure and health effects in children. He received his PhD in Environmental carcinogenesis from University of York. in 1991. In 2000, he joined School of Medicine, University of Leeds as a Lecturer in Molecular Epidemiology. Dr. Michael Norman Routledge and his research group have published more than 70 journal publications. He is also an Editorial Board Member for International Journal of Genetic and Molecular Epidemiology.

(School of Food and Biological Engineering)