An NIEHS grantee looks at how genes influence an individual’s behavior — and the behavior of individuals around him or her.

NIEHS-funded research was well-represented at the workshop, which merged insights from neurotoxicology and environmental health sciences.

NIEHS-funded researchers study how Native Americans’ exposure to arsenic, uranium, and other substances affects their health and well-being.

Early-career scientists gained insight from leaders in industry, government, and academia during the virtual event.

The fourth annual event drew an international audience, with experts discussing social-environmental tradeoffs, climate change, and more.

Brandy Beverly discussed how traffic-related air pollution affects pregnant women, and what spurred her interest in science.