📣📣 TODAY at 1pm ET SRP grant recipients from Johns Hopkins University, University of Minnesota, and University of Michigan will discuss training programs focused on emerging technologies and contaminants in the workplace. Join us! clu-in.org/conf/tio/SRPPI…

🌽🌽Can corn help clean-up contaminants in the environment? Research from Iowa Superfund suggests it can! The scientists developed a strategy that pairs bacteria and a material made from corn kernels to break down PCBs in aquatic ecosystems doi.org/10.1021/acs.es…

.URI STEEP Superfund showed that early life exposure to PFOS & a high fat diet altered behavior, gene expression, & neurological development in mice. Results suggest that this co-exposure may be a risk factor for neurodevelopmental disorders like autism & ADHD doi.org/10.1016/j.ecoe…

Study from NC State University SRP and Texas A&M Superfund Research Center clarifies how different PFAS chemicals accumulate in the liver and alter liver lipid levels. Results provide insight into the mechanisms driving PFAS-induced liver damage doi.org/10.1016/j.chem…

Join us Friday, May 3, at 1pm ET for session two of our Progress in Research webinar series. SRP grant recipients from Johns Hopkins University, University of Minnesota, & University of Michigan will discuss health & safety training related to emerging technologies & contaminants in the workplace clu-in.org/conf/tio/SRPPI…

From neurocognitive diseases to the NIH grant process, SRP staff and grant recipient contributions at the SOT Annual Meeting ran the gambit! Learn about SRP’s participation at the 2024 SOT event: tools.niehs.nih.gov/srp/news/view.…

Join Dr Liu Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai and Dr Liang Emory University May 2 as they discuss variation in chemical exposures by racial groups and their potential health implications during HHEAR’s “Racial Disparities in Chemical Exposures” webinar.
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🥕🌻🍅Spring planting season is here! Read how Superfund @ Duke researchers are teaching North Carolina residents about soil contamination and safe gardening habits. tools.niehs.nih.gov/srp/news/view.…

📣📣TODAY at 1pm ET SRP grant recipients from The City University of New York, Purdue University, and UCLA will discuss training programs focused on emerging technologies and contaminants in the workplace. Register: clu-in.org/conf/tio/SRPPI…

SRP-funded researchers from Yale University teamed up with community and tribal members to use a combination of hemp plants and nanomaterials to remove PFAS from a contaminated site in northern Maine. #NIEHSFactor factor.niehs.nih.gov/2024/4/feature…

📢Join us April 26 at 1pm ET for the first session in our Progress in Research webinar series!

SRP grantees from The City University of New York, Purdue University, & UCLA will discuss health & safety training related to emerging technologies & contaminants in the workplace

Register clu-in.org/conf/tio/SRPPI…

Meet MIT SRP Center trainee Nicolette Bugher! Bugher works to improve testing capabilities for water pollutants, specifically the industrial chemical NDMA which has been found in in the groundwater of Wilmington, Massachusetts. Learn more about her research: niehs.nih.gov/research/suppo…

A Superfund @ Duke study provided insight into how mercury changes in aquatic ecosystems. Findings may help inform environmental management or pollution control strategies. Learn more in the latest SRP Research Brief.
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📺Watch: youtube.com/watch?v=mbTZP-…

📺VIDEO: “It’s a multidisciplinary approach to tackle a global problem” – Hear more from Alexandra Noël of LSUSRP on wildfire smoke and asthma. #2024SOT SOT NIEHS youtube.com/watch?v=kC7WX-…

TODAY at 11am Dr. Molly Frazar Lahey will deliver the Karen Wetterhahn Memorial Awardee Lecture! She'll talk about developing methods to remove PFAS from water & share what she’s working on now: building 🚀for NASA's Artemis program! University of Kentucky Superfund Research Center
Zoom🔗: bit.ly/43HkEKS

It’s time again for the SRP Progress in Research webinar series! Speakers will discuss educational programs to protect the health & safety of workers & scientists using emerging technologies. Staff from #NIEHSWTP & NIOSH will join us. NIEHS Learn more: bit.ly/43Fz8e4.

Don't miss out on the #NIHHighRisk Research Program #FundingOpportunity webinars! If you are an #innovative researcher at any career stage, register today to learn more about applying for these opportunities. See more: commonfund.nih.gov/highrisk

A new study from PROTECT suggests that gestational exposure to the widely used pesticide glyphosate was associated with neurodevelopmental delays in early life pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/38211716/

Join us Monday (4/15) for the Wetterhahn Memorial Awardee Lecture, presented by Molly Frazar Lahey. She'll talk about developing methods to remove PFAS from water at University of Kentucky Superfund Research Center & share what she’s working on now: building 🚀for NASA's Artemis program. Zoom🔗bit.ly/43HkEKS

.MEMCARE Harvard Chan School of Public Health researchers showed that adding an iron ion to a naturally occurring biomolecule called chitosan improves its ability to bind to arsenic. Results could inform remediation efforts in arsenic contaminated water. doi.org/10.1021/acs.jp…