A trainer at the IBT 2019 CER course explained proper use of PPE to a participant. (Photo courtesy of Charmaine Woolard) Railroad workers in communities
Packenham encouraged attendees to get screened and attend sessions that would help them understand the results they received. (Photo courtesy of Steve McCaw) More than
Pandiri, left, introduced the speakers at the April 16 meeting. Xu, foreground, was one of the trainees invited to present research (see sidebar). (Photo courtesy of
Would you like a glimpse into the inner workings of a cell? Have you ever wondered how the genome editing technology CRISPR works? Do you
Eleven postbaccalaureate fellows successfully competed in the NIEHS Three-Minute Communication Challenge April 9. Organized by Katherine Hamilton from the (OFCD), trainees had only three minutes
The second annual Endocrine Disrupting Chemicals-North Carolina (EDC-NC) Society scientific meeting attracted over 170 registrants for the April 5 event at NIEHS. “More people signed
A common interest in One Health drew an international group of 26 health officials to visit NIEHS April 3. They stopped at Research Triangle Park
Early in her career, Jacqueline Barton, Ph.D., was among the first to observe that DNA provides a medium for electron transfer, or movement of an
Researchers from around the country gathered to discuss an area of broad importance at the National Institutes of Health (NIH) — inflammation, its resolution, and
Experts from a range of disciplines and geographic areas gathered in San Jose, Costa Rica for the Third International Workshop on Chronic Kidney Diseases of
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