Adam completed his doctoral training in environmental toxicology in the lab of Dr. Luke Montrose assessing the effects of wildfire smoke exposure on reproductive and central nervous system epigenetic and transcriptomic patterns in public and occupational health relevant contexts. He is now actively involved in postdoctoral work assessing the involvement of glial immune signaling in neurodegeneration using multi-hit toxicant models of these disorders in Dr. Ron Tjalkens lab.