Tennessee State University
Doris Noah is a pioneering engineer and research assistant at Tennessee State University, transforming environmental Engineering at the intersection of energy, environment, and technology. Her passion for sustainability drives her focus on contaminants of emerging concern, particularly neonicotinoids and PFAS. Doris investigates the degradation mechanisms of neonicotinoids—harmful pesticides that threaten ecosystems—and assesses their risks to human health and biodiversity. With two years of practical experience in energy, water, and sustainability, she enhances her research on contamination in water systems. Awarded for her contributions, Doris is dedicated to raising awareness and advocating for sustainable practices, inspiring future change-makers in her field.