Our Team

The Center for Research on Ingredient Safety at Michigan State University (CRIS) consists of a core team of individuals who provide leadership, management, research, educational opportunities, and direction for CRIS activities. In addition to our core team, we're connected to a global network of scientists and researchers available to support CRIS research. 

These activities are guided by input from CRIS advisory committees, however, all final decisions are made by the CRIS team. 

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Contact The Center for Research on Ingredient Safety by emailing cris@msu.edu. 

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