More than 700 people registered for the virtual event, which covered research and resilience in the face of racism.
In a symposium of early-career researchers and a seminar, scientists shared their work on the role of environmental factors in autism risk.
Joshua Rosenthal and John Balbus told me about a new effort that will draw on scientific expertise across the National Institutes of Health.
More than 700 people registered for the virtual event, which covered research and resilience in the face of racism.
Underserved communities are the focus of renewed funding opportunities announced by the National Institutes of Health.
Aviv Regev developed a computational method that reconstructs the lineage of every cell of a zebrafish during its development.
NIEHS is working with the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy to boost knowledge about emerging contamination issues.
Higher levels of certain fatty acids predicted poorer outcomes in COVID-19 patients with acute respiratory distress in a new NIEHS-funded study.
Satellites, wearable sensors, mobile phones, and other sources offer highly specific data that support precision environmental health.
NIEHS-funded researchers reported that lessons from Hurricane Harvey accelerated and improved research response after an industrial fire.
The Earl Stadtman Investigator and structural biologist is latest NIEHS tenure recipient.
Black, Indigenous, and people of color press for action to promote environmental health justice, in the latest from our racial equity series.
The National Academies looks at complex chemical mixtures and processes that affect quality of air indoors, where we spend most of our time.
These research programs were front and center at the National Toxicology Program Board of Scientific Counselors meeting.
The American Thoracic Society co-funded the workshop report with NIEHS and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
N-nitrosodimethylamine, or NDMA, has been linked to a 1990s spike in childhood cancer in the town of Wilmington, Massachusetts.
During almost four decades at the institute, he brought innovation to many complex issues, such as reducing animal use in research.
The NIEHS reproductive biologist follow in footsteps of other institute researchers in leadership at the society.
The World Trade Center Research Program highlights their success in a new study.
The NIEHS Worker Training Program funds recovery centers for essential workers and communities affected by high COVID-19 rates.
Earth Day events acknowledge new momentum in climate change research and mitigation, with emphasis on renewable energy.
The freely available CATMoS combines the strengths of 139 different computational approaches to organic chemical screening.
Students participating in the NIEHS Scholars Connect Program presented their research and shared their experiences at the Spring Symposium.
Stephania Cormier studies a newly discovered class of environmental contaminants, shedding light on their role in respiratory diseases.
Reproductive biologist Namya Mellouk achieved her career goal when she accepted a research position back home in France.
NIEHS postbaccalaureate fellows competed to present their research in plain terms in just three minutes.
The first federal agency to achieve the rating, the institute enhanced air and water quality management, emergency preparedness, and more.