Superfund Research Program

The Karen Wetterhahn Awardees at the 2007 SBRP Annual Meeting in Durham NC. From left to right: Roxanne Karimi, Alicia R. Timme-Laragy, Tiffany Bredfeldt, Anne Spuches, Monica Mendez, Elena Craft, Blakely M. Adair, and Sheila Healy.
(Photo courtesy of Steve McCaw)
The SRP is more than just a basic research program. We also offer valuable graduate and advanced training opportunities in biomedical and environmental health, environmental sciences, ecology, and geosciences. SRP encourages the integration of an interdisciplinary training program as part of every grantee's overall research center. As a result, training is considered an important measure of the success of the overall program and an important asset to the future of environmental health research.
The following webpages provide information on training activities, student successes, and opportunities for students:
- List of Training Core Leaders
- Karen Wetterhahn Memorial Award
- K.C. Donnelly Externship Award Supplement
- Occupational Safety and Hazardous Substances Training
- Opportunities for Trainees
- Training the Next Generation of Environmental Professionals - SRP Student Success Stories
- Trainee Videos and Podcasts
- Student/Postdoc/Alumni Network
- SRP Annual Meeting Poster Winners
- NIH Announces Awards to Strengthen the Biomedical Research Workforce
SRP Trainee Highlight
This month, SRP would like to introduce you to Amanda Bullert, a trainee at the University of Iowa SRP Center mentored by Hans-Joachim Lehmler, studying polychlorinated biphenyls' (PCBs) affect on the brains of children. To read more about Bullert and her research, visit the Trainee Highlight webpage.
Opportunities for Trainees
The Opportunities for Trainees webpage contains announcements regarding jobs, internships, fellowships, and other professional development.
SRP CareerTrac - Tracking Trainees to Success
CareerTrac is an NIH/NIEHS-funded system to enable evaluation of the training program for SRP trainees (i.e., pre- and postdoctoral trainees either directly supported or conducting research/activities supported by SRP P42 or R01 grants) specializing in the environmental health sciences. CareerTrac is accessible through the NIEHS Research Partners website.
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