Neil E. Klepeis, Ph.D. Email & Phone Number

San Diego, Ca, Us

San Diego, California, United States

I am working on new R&D projects related to Thirdhand Smoke Risk Assessment and Communication, Simulation of Environmental Exposure, and Personal Exposure Assessment Toolkits. I work in the SDSU Environmental Health Division (School of Public Health) and as part of the SDSU Center for Tobacco and the Environment (CTE).

San Diego, California, United States

I have continued to write proposals and perform funded research on technology-based interventions and educational tools for teaching science practice, raising awareness, changing behavior, and promoting policies to protect populations from toxic environmental pollutants.

San Diego, California, United States

Overlapping with post-doctoral work at Stanford and ETR, I joined forces with folks at SDSU (initially with Mel Hovell). I worked on real-time interventions for secondhand smoke exposure in homes.

Sacramento, California, United States

Machine Contingencies LLC is a new venture that performs cutting-edge R&D in health and education technology

Scotts Valley, California, United States

Returning to ETR, I now split work between doing research at San Diego State University and performing research and development and programmatic technical support at ETR to address disparities in tobacco smoke exposure in tribal housing and casinos.

Aromas, California, United States

At my consulting company, I work on contracts with institutes, agencies, and universities to perform research and development or provide services -- such as education or training -- related to real-time air monitoring, exposure modeling, study design, data visualization, data analysis, and technical reporting.

Toronto, Ontario, Canada

I work on the scientific evaluation of Particle Sensors and Air Quality Monitors, especially in terms of responses to different source emissions, including Vaping, Smoking, Cooking, Body Spray, Vehicle Emissions, Dust/Silica, etc.

Stanford, California, United States

After graduate school, I joined an established team at Stanford University (Civil and Environmental Engineering and Statistics) where I wrote proposals and received grants from the California Tobacco-Related Disease Research Program (TRDRP) and the Flight Attendant's Medical Research Institute (FAMRI) to perform indoor air and human exposure research involving evaluation and use of real-time monitoring instruments, outdoor tobacco smoke, multi-unit housing, development of exposure models, and analysis of activity pattern data.

Scotts Valley, California, United States

After graduate school (while also working at Stanford University), I was hired by ETR to work on tobacco smoke interventions where I was awarded several research grants from TRDRP and NIH to successfully develop and evaluate an intervention involving the simulation of secondhand smoke exposure occurring in cars. I also worked with ETR staff on collaborations with tribal casinos to develop cooperative smoke-free policies.

Berkeley, California, United States

I worked at Lawrence Berkeley National Lab (Berkeley, California USA) while I was studying for my Ph.D. at the University of California at Berkeley. I performed chamber experiments of particle emissions from tobacco sources and modeled source emissions using a sophisticated particle dynamics model.

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States

This was my second job in Las Vegas providing technical and scientific support to the U.S. EPA National Exposure Research Lab (NERL) before I headed back to grad school to get my Ph.D. in Environmental Health Sciences at UC Berkeley.

Rockville, Maryland, United States

After earning my M.S. at Stanford University, I headed down to Las Vegas for my first big job to provide technical and scientific support to the U.S. EPA National Exposure Research Lab (NERL) in the development of exposure models and analysis of activity pattern data.

Phd, Environmental Health Sciences

While earning my Ph.D. I performed research on indoor air and source emissions, and built a multi-zone simulation model for tobacco smoke.

Ms, Chemistry

I completed a thesis in Theoretical Chemistry in which I computed the potential energy and vibrational spectrum of molecules.

Ba, Chemistry

Activities and Societies: Track TeamI majored in Physical Chemistry and completed a thesis with high honors focused on data analysis.