NIEHS road trip opens eyes to San Joaquin health challenges
In California’s San Joaquin Valley, Linda Birnbaum, Ph.D., and others saw how local organizations are responding to the region’s environmental health challenges.
The third Tribal Environmental Health Summit drew more than 130 people to discuss issues of environmental health among Native Americans.
Humphrey Yao, Ph.D., head of the NIEHS Reproductive Developmental Biology Group, was awarded tenure by the National Institutes of Health.
A new paper from NIEHS offers a tool to help scientists describe how environmental health research translates into public health improvements.
NIEHS postdocs Joonas Jamsen, Ph.D., and Fei Zhao, Ph.D., received Pathway to Independence awards, which support transition to academia.
At a National Academies public meeting, a diverse group of experts discussed the scope of the Environmental Health Matters Initiative.
Chronic kidney disease of unknown origin was the focus of National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases and NIEHS workshop.
Lee Ferguson develops sophisticated environmental chemistry methods to discover chemicals in drinking water and inside homes.
Forty-four individuals at NIEHS will receive 2018 National Institutes of Health Director’s Awards for their exceptional efforts.
Twenty fellows from NIEHS won NIH Fellows’ Award for Research Excellence, placing NIEHS third among all NIH institutes and centers.
Douglas Ganini da Silva, Ph.D., transitioned June 4 from his work as a postdoctoral research fellow at NIEHS to nearby KBI Biopharma.
Mitch Williams takes on his biggest challenge yet, as the new NIEHS deputy associate director for management and deputy executive officer.
