Gore, Andrea C., Ph.D.
Gustavus and Louise Pfeiffer Professor
PHR 5.218D
512-471-3669
andrea.gore@mail.utexas.edu

1. Children’s Centers study kids and chemicals.” Environmental Health Perspectives 113: A664-A668, 2005.



2. Silent Spring Revisited: Experts discuss controversial new research in endocrine disrupting chemicals.” Endocrine News 30: 18, 2005.


3. Hormonally active compounds linked to more disorders.” Endo Daily p. 4A, 2005.


4. It’s all in the timing,” Nature 445: 359-361, 2007.



5. "A toxic hand-me-down ," Science Now 327: 1, 2007.
   Online article in Science, describing our paper published in PNAS on epigenetics and mate choice.



6. "Spotlight on Faculty: Andrea Gore ," UT-Austin Graduate School newsletter, April, 2007
   



7. "Pollution Fallout: Are unattractive males great-gram’s fault?" Science News 171 (13): 198, 2007.



8. "Rat scans " – radio interview with Bob McDonald, host of "Quirks and Quarks,” a weekly science news program on the CBC (Canadian Broadcast Company), April 7, 2007
   April 7, 2007 website:
   Specific interview with Andrea Gore



9. "The age of menopause: Dr. Andrea Gore’s $1.4 million menopause research."quo; Austin Woman Magazine, Vol V, No. 9, May 2007 (reported by Nancy Miller Barton).
   



10. "The menopause transition: It’s more than just ovarian failure. The brain plays a critical role in reproductive aging," Austin Woman Magazine, Vol V, No. 11, July 2007 (reported by Darline Turner-Lee).
    



11. "Top 100 Science Stories of 2007." Discover Magazine (reported by Josie Glausiusz). #22: "Pesticide effects on sex last generations in rats." year.
    



12. "UT Professors’ work makes top science list." Austin American Statesman January 14, 2008.
    



13. " Looking forward: Chemicals impacts to future generations ." Collaboration on Health and the Environment audio presentation and interview.



14. "Exploring all the options: With help of mentors, students find new paths to graduate student."
    Article about Human Biology major Justin Jefferson and Neuroscience graduate student, Deena Walker.  



15. "Finding a niche at UT" by Justin Jefferson
    Op-ed article, The Daily Texan, June 20, 2008
    



16. Book review, "Endocrine-disrupting chemicals: From basic research to clinical practice" edited by Andrea Gore. Environmental Health Perspectives 116 (4):A178 (2008). Reviewed by Sylvia Hewitt.


17. "Highly cited papers on reproductive biology (2005-2007)."Nature Medicine 14: 1180 (2008).