environmental neuroscience research incubator


The Environmental Neuroscience Research Incubator (ENRI), part of the XhM Foundation, is dedicated to understanding how environmental stressors—such as air pollution, extreme temperatures, and noise pollution—impact brain health, cognitive function, and neurological conditions. 


ENRI explores the intersection of neuroscience and environmental science to drive research-informed policy and intervention strategies.


We believe that advancing this field requires collaboration, and we are always looking for partners and funding to expand our work.


Whether you’re a researcher, organization, or funding body interested in environmental neuroscience, we invite you to join us in building a healthier, more sustainable future.


📩 Interested in partnering with us? Contact us at egzonamorina@pm.me

Publications & Media Contributions

Addressing the Invisible Crisis: Air Pollution, Low-Income Communities, and  the Need for CO₂ Regulation

February 7th, 2025
By Egzona Morina, PhD


Air pollution disproportionately harms low-income and minority communities, increasing mortality rates and widening health disparities. Climate change worsens these effects through rising CO₂ levels and extreme weather. Stronger CO₂ regulations, clean energy policies, and targeted interventions are essential to protect vulnerable populations and advance public health and environmental justice.

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