Pandiri said he hopes for an in-person spring meeting. “It’s good for trainees to practice their presentations in front of a friendly audience,” he said.
Byrd suggested that part of establishing a rubric for evaluating past data sharing should be challenging researchers to uncover problems that might arise, so they
At this year’s American Public Health Association (APHA) conference, NIEHS presenters spoke about children’s environmental health, disaster response, and climate change and health indicators. The
Campbell heads the WSI Cancer, Ageing, and Somatic Mutation Programme. (Photo courtesy of WSI) Every cancer begins with a single mutation in a single cell.
Bever will serve as VA’s principal representative to the committee. (Photo courtesy of Christopher Bever) The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) has become the 17th
The population of older individuals is increasing globally, and most cancers arise as people age, according to experts at an Oct. 26-27 National Institutes of
Luecke has coordinated NIEHS Science Days for 3 years. (Photo courtesy of Steve McCaw) From their living rooms and lab spaces, more than 100 people
The sixth webinar in the NIEHS Climate, Environment, and Health series observed Children’s Health Month with “Climate Change and Its Impacts on Children and Youth.”
A NIEHS-funded team proposed a groundbreaking new way of thinking about the interplay between the environment and the human body. Their theory, published in the
NIEHS is unusual among National Institutes of Health (NIH) institutes and centers in having an Office of Science Education and Diversity (OSED). According to OSED
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