Science teachers find inspiration at NIEHS hands-on workshop
Ten teachers enjoyed a hands-on experience in biomedical research during the NIEHS Science, Teachers, and Research Summer Experience.
Herbert Needleman, M.D., who spent his entire career studying the effects of lead in children, died in Pittsburgh at age 89.
At its June 29 meeting, the NTP Board of Scientific Counselors enthusiastically supported the NTP progress in mixtures research.
A panel convened by the National Toxicology Program recommended listing six compounds as carcinogens in the Report on Carcinogens.
Seventeen NIEHS fellows were among 199 National Institutes of Health trainees to win a 2018 Fellows Award for Research Excellence.
Adam Gonzalez studies first responders, the trauma and the mental health effects of their work, and how training may improve resilience.
At OpenTox USA and BioMed21, National Toxicology Program staff discussed the importance of data sharing in new approaches to toxicology.
Natalie Saini, Ph.D., was selected as a finalist and won the award by receiving the most votes on a research video she produced herself.
The NIEHS Office of Fellows' Career Development redesigned its webpages to help trainees successfully transition to independent careers.
Eight promising Superfund Research Program trainees received K.C. Donnelly Externship Awards to work at another institution.
An NTP scientific panel reviewed and accepted draft technical reports on the carcinogenicity and toxicity of three substances.
Volunteers do their part to keep a stretch of road near the institute trash-free.
- NTP finds mice given black cohosh produce altered red blood cells
- SIRT1 regulates intestinal inflammation through microbiome
- Uterine responses in the absence of estrogen receptor alpha
- Ovarian reserve marker lower in women exposed to indoor air pollutants
- Team finds novel DNA methylation sites associated with COPD
