Year-long research project seeks much-needed information about antibodies from SARS-CoV-2 infection.
NIEHS Director Rick Woychik’s highest priorities are diversifying the workforce and addressing racial health disparities through research and outreach.
Year-long research project seeks much-needed information about antibodies from SARS-CoV-2 infection.
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.
The awards are part of an NIEHS initiative to support individual scientists and their research programs, rather than specific research aims.
Outreach by University of Washington Superfund Research Program includes a new history of the river and educational videos on safe fishing.
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.
The approach would reduce human health risks and environmental contamination, according to an international group of scientists.
The institute hosted 55 educators from Wake County, North Carolina, as part of the annual SummerSTEM program.
Promising Superfund Research Program trainees received funding for short-term research at outside institutions.
Brandy Beverly discussed how traffic-related air pollution affects pregnant women, and what spurred her interest in science.
The Environmental Factor wins its third award in four years from the National Association of Government Communicators.
Annual food drive goes virtual, meeting needs greater than ever, during coronavirus pandemic.