An Introduction to Implementation Science for Environmental Health
An Introduction to Implementation Science for Environmental Health Primary Instructor: Lindsey Martin Date/Time: Monday, August 30th, 9AM – 11AM
An Introduction to Implementation Science for Environmental Health Primary Instructor: Lindsey Martin Date/Time: Monday, August 30th, 9AM – 11AM
USEtox consensus near-field & far-field exposure and impact modeling for chemical prioritization, substitution and life-cycle assessment Primary Instructor: Peter Fantke Date/Time: Monday, August 30th, 9AM – 11AM
Presenter: Jennifer Sahmel, PhD, CIH, CSP, FAIHA, Insight Exposure and Risk Sciences
We are excited to bring back five of our 2020 webinar speakers to share new insights in their research focused on COVID-19. Each speaker will provide a brief update on […]
Preparing a Curriculum Vitae (CV) for a prospective job or funding application can be an overwhelming task, especially with different requirements and styles required depending on the position that a […]
Understanding the burden of disease that air pollution places on society begins with scientific evidence on its effects on health. Such evidence, in turn, can bolster targeted policymaking and public […]
Approximately 40% of global population, primarily in Asia, sub-Saharan Africa and Latin America, are exposed to harmful household air pollution (HAP) from cooking with polluting fuels (e.g. wood, coal). Exposure […]
The workshop will foster dialogue among NIEHS employees, outside researchers, and members of the community to examine racism as a public health issue. The workshop seeks to: Raise awareness of […]
How can community and citizen science contribute to environmental decision-making? Many EPA, state, and tribal environmental programs are increasingly using community and citizen science for environmental monitoring and addressing social […]
Join new and tenured members of ISES to close out 2021. Meet new members, engage in interactive networking and learn of Society updates. Hosted by Tim Buckley from the EPA, […]
This month, Dr. Rachael Jones is hosting this webinar and will use COVID-19 to illustrate the relative strengths and limitations, and linkages between risk assessment and epidemiology. Dr. Rachael Jones […]
This webinar will examine the most effective ways for scientific evidence to inform policymakers and action, focusing air quality policies and actions on those most beneficial to public health in […]