Environmental Factor October 2012 Issue Now OnlineThe October 2012 issue of the Environmental Factor is now online.
Stories include: - Directors report to council
- Former postdoc lands first NIH grant
- Moving forward with alternative test methods
- Woychik addresses environmental epidemiologists at 24th ISEE
- Council approves SRP training concept
- Flame retardant narrative shows why scientists need to communicate with policymakers
- NIEHS recognizes trainees on Postdoc Appreciation Day
- Stokes inducted as Board Certified Environmental Scientist
- NIEHS fellow transitions from bench to field applications specialist
- Dartmouth SRP mercury movie premiers on the big screen
- Sieber named to Amputee Coalition advisory committee
- Silent Spring turns 50
- NIEHS celebrates Labor Day with public health presentation
- Library staff in place and ready to assist
- NRC report supports NIEHS vision of the exposome
- Birnbaum talks science and strategy at Dioxin 2012
- Models take spotlight at council science talks
- Mouse studies may help unravel human illnesses
- Allergy research uncovers heart attack link
- New strategy may improve delivery of medicines to the brain
- Epigenetic studies can shed light on causes underlying complex disease
- Challenges persist in the critical task of determining safety of nanomaterials
- Integrating learning and memory tests into developmental neurotox studies
- Exploratory study first to quantify TCE in breast milk
- Former Superfund trainee honored for mass spec research
- Paraoxonases ‹ poster-children for gene-environment interactions
- Kunkel delivers keynote at Gordon conference on mutagenesis
- Study finds that dad¹s job can influence birth defects
- Novel technique for determining DNA damage effects on gene transcription
- Low dose experts gather in Berlin
This month in EHP: - Upcoming workshop on innovative safety tests for pertussis vaccines
- Workshop on human genomic plasticity begins Oct. 4
- Extramural papers of the month
- Intramural papers of the month
- NIEHS kicks off CFC and boosts pledge goal
- Feds Feed Families drive underscores NIEHS generosity
- NIEHS honors dedication and longevity
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