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NIEHS Virtual Workshop: “Ethical, Legal, and Social Implications of Gene-Environment Interaction Research.” For questions, contact Kimberly McAllister, NIEHS program director, at 984-287-3287. Event Details
Speaker(s): A two-day virtual workshop to explore ethical, legal, and social implications of research related to gene-environment interaction and genetic susceptibility to environmental exposures.
Jan 11
NIEHS Biostatistics and Computational Biology Branch Virtual Seminar: “Identifying Multivariate Growth Trajectories via the Bayesian Tensor Mixture Models” Event Details
NIEHS Women’s Health Awareness Virtual Series “RealTalk with the Experts” Presents: “Women’s Health and Inflammation: Controlling Inflammation for a Healthier You” Event Details
Speaker(s): Megan E. B. Clowse, M.D., rheumatologist, Duke University School of Medicine. Session co-chairs: Mariah Prince from Duke University School of Public Health and Willa Robinson Allen from Durham County Department of Public Health.
Speaker(s): K. Lily Wu, Ph.D., from the California Environmental Protection Agency, and Emmanuel Obeng-Gyasi, Ph.D., from North Carolina A&T State University
Speaker(s): This event is organized on behalf of the Interagency Coordinating Committee on the Validation of Alternatives Methods (ICCVAM) by the National Toxicology Program Interagency Center for the Evaluation of Alternative Toxicological Methods.
NIEHS Partnerships for Environmental Public Health Webinar: “Community Health Workers: Building Cultural Bridges to Address Environmental Public Health” Event Details
Speaker(s): Attendees will hear two co-presentations about NIEHS-funded projects where academics are partnering with community health workers to address local environmental health issues.