Dr. Woodruff has more than 25 years of experience in all aspects of maternal and children’s environmental health research, including exposure assessment, environmental epidemiology and risk assessment of environmental chemicals. She has published more than 220 peer-reviewed scientific articles. Dr. Woodruff has extensive research expertise in measuring maternal and fetal chemical exposures and their relationship to adverse reproductive and developmental health effects. She has published novel findings on multiple chemical exposures in pregnant women across the US and pioneering methods for measuring and interpreting prenatal chemical exposures. She is the principal investigator of an NIEHS-funded Environmental Health Core Infrastructure grant (EaRTH Center) focused on studying environmental influences on reproductive and developmental health. She has extensive expertise in research translation, including interpretation of environmental health data for cancer risk assessment, and more than ten years of work at the US Environmental Protection Agency.