Environment strongly influences chronic disease development

Modifiable environmental exposures more strongly correlate with disease than a person’s genetic makeup, according to long-term NIEHS study.

NIEHS celebrates two trailblazers in environmental health research

Gwen Collman, Ph.D., and Janet Hall, M.D., shaped basic and clinical research at the institute and beyond.

Addressing the technology’s potential risks to science and society is the focus of an opinion piece co-authored by NIEHS bioethicist.

Norbert Kaminski, Ph.D., reflects on his career and tenure as director of the Michigan State University Superfund Research Program Center.

Dale Sandler, Ph.D., shared lessons from the GuLF Study, which is chronicling the health effects of the 2010 Deepwater Horizon oil spill.

Competition encourages early career scientists to develop their communication skills and enjoy some pie.

NIEHS grant recipient developed a miniature model that recreates dynamics of the female reproductive tract to test for chemical toxicity.

Undergraduate trainee Ricardo Scheufen Tieghi discusses his journey to predict the toxic effects of chemicals and his hopes for the future.

Society of Toxicology honors NIEHS scientist, trainees, and grant recipients.

Apr
15-16

NIEHS Biomedical Career Symposium
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Location: Building 101, Rodbell Auditorium, 111 TW Alexander Drive, Research Triangle Park, NC 27709
Speaker(s): Career development workshops, panel discussions, networking opportunities, and more will be available for postdoctoral fellows, postbacs, and graduate students.

Apr
25

Environmental Health Language Collaborative webinar: "Tools in support of data curation"
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Location: Virtual
Time: 1:00-2:00 p.m.
Speaker(s): Harry Caufield, Ph.D., Staff Data Scientist, Environmental and Systems Biology Division, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
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Apr
28

Postbac Communication Challenge
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