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Environmental Factor

Trainees and staff presented their posters in two sessions, allowing them to hone their presentation skills and explore their colleagues’ work

Summer Science Day strengthens connections across NIEHS

Posters, people, and partnerships take center stage to showcase the institute’s environmental health research.

FARE awardees continue NIEHS tradition of success

Fellows Award for Research Excellence FARE 2026 - a trophy surrounded by plants

Research fellows earn high marks for scientific merit, originality, design, and presentation in NIH-wide competition.

Worker Training Program aims to curb exposure-driven chronic disease

WTP trainees learn how to decontaminate full-body PPE.

Mobile health screenings, personal protective equipment, regular checkups, and training can help prevent job-related chronic diseases.

Alaska Alliance partners — from the rural Alaska communities of Scammon Bay, Toksook Bay, Tanana, Arctic Village, and Emmonak; National Park Service; Alaska Fish and Game; Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium; University of Alaska Anchorage; and University of Alaska Fairbanks — at the second annual Alaska Alliance meeting in Anchorage last July.

Community-driven health solutions advanced by three regional teams

NIH-funded centers develop plans with communities in Alaska, California, and Colorado to address local environmental health concerns.

NIEHS scientist Robert Petrovich, Ph.D., discussed DNA gel electrophoresis with teachers during a session in the laboratory. (Photo courtesy of Steve McCaw / NIEHS)

Science comes alive during teacher workshop

NIEHS scientists shared strategies to engage students and described skills they use to uncover factors driving health and disease.

Engram and Njunge

NIEHS News in Brief

Students learn about clinical research; fellow awarded prestigious scholarship.

Grantee Research

Extramural papers of the month

In-House Research

Intramural papers of the month

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