National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences (NIEHS)

DYK that factors in your environment and lifestyles may contribute to autoimmune diseases like Type 1 diabetes, multiple sclerosis, lupus, and rheumatoid arthritis? Learn what NIEHS researchers are finding at https://bit.ly/4cN7Fef

Application Deadline Extension for New Approach Methodologies Researchers! The NIH Common Fund Complement-ARIE Program has extended their application deadline for their funding opportunity to support Comprehensive New Approach Methodologies (NAMs) Technology Development Centers. These Centers will stimulate the development of combinatorial NAMs in the areas of greatest need. New application deadline: March 18th Notice of application deadline extension: https://go.nih.gov/29QVcXq Funding Announcement: https://go.nih.gov/gz5JDK6 Complement-ARIE website: https://lnkd.in/gvcXCmhQ Complement-ARIE listserv: https://lnkd.in/eqBFZ9Yy #NAMs #NewApproachMethodologies #BiomedicalResearch #FundingOpportunity #TechnologyDevelopment

NIEHS Director Rick Woychik recently spoke with Institute epidemiologist Chandra Jackson about how light, noise, diet, and other exposures can affect sleep and, in turn, our physical and mental well-being. Read their conversation at https://bit.ly/40mjQuR #NIEHSFactor

📰 NIEHS-supported research news that people can apply to their own lives topped the list of most-read articles in 2024. https://bit.ly/4a40P3m #NIEHSFactor

🔬 NIEHS trainee Emma Morgan recently sat down with the Environmental Factor to describe her foray into biomedical research and science communication, thanks to influential mentors along the way. https://bit.ly/4gEHeJJ #NIEHSFactor

Twenty-two colorful images, representing a cross section of environmental health research, are now on display across the institute. Read the full story about these incredible images and the artists who were inspired to create them at https://bit.ly/4fLbX6D #NIEHSFactor

NIEHS Director Rick Woychik invites you to a lecture by Dr. William Janeway from the University of Cambridge on April 8. The lecture, titled “The Creation of Life Technologies” is intended for entrepreneurs in the life sciences and for those who fund them. Learn more about this event and how to register for in-person or virtual attendance at https://bit.ly/3C6qhsL

Therapies that inhibit a molecule called soluble epoxide hydrolase could potentially help people who like sugary foods and drinks, according to new NIEHS research. https://bit.ly/40mfMuB #NIEHSFactor

NIEHS scientists are excited to join others from around the world for the Environmental Mutagenesis and Genomics Society annual meeting, happening September 6-10 in Rochester New York! This year’s event will host four keynote lectures, four platforms, and twelve symposia covering a range of topics including precision environmental health, exposomics, mutational signatures, and more! Learn more about registration and abstract submission deadlines at https://bit.ly/3EF35Tm

NIEHS Director Rick Woychik recently spoke with Institute epidemiologist Chandra Jackson about how light, noise, diet, and other exposures can affect sleep and, in turn, our physical and mental well-being. Read their conversation at https://bit.ly/40mjQuR #NIEHSFactor