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Environmental Factor - July 2022: Antiviral membranes boost masks' ability to stop COVID - Vimarsana News

Environmental Factor - July 2022: Antiviral membranes boost masks' ability to stop COVID

Funded by NIEHS and the National Science Foundation, the new membranes capture and deactivate SARS-CoV-2 on contact, preventing the spread of COVID-19.

Source: nih.gov
Environmental Factor - July 2022: North Carolina Fish Forum turns research collaboration into action - Vimarsana News

Environmental Factor - July 2022: North Carolina Fish Forum turns research collaboration into action

NIEHS grantees and their partners promote safe fish consumption in the Tar Heel State.

Source: nih.gov
IN MEMORIAM: Mike Denison, Environmental Toxicologist - Vimarsana News

IN MEMORIAM: Mike Denison, Environmental Toxicologist

Distinguished Professor Emeritus Michael “Mike” Steven Denison, internationally known for his work in environmental toxicology, died March 22 at age 67 of glioblastoma. He was a resident of Woodland.

Environmental Factor - December 2021: Disaster Research Response Program helps communities build resiliency - Vimarsana News

Environmental Factor - December 2021: Disaster Research Response Program helps communities build resiliency

NIEHS experts join forces with academic, community leaders to prepare North Carolina for environmental catastrophes, other emergencies.

Source: nih.gov
Funding Scarce to Make Rhode Island Less Toxic - Vimarsana News

Funding Scarce to Make Rhode Island Less Toxic

Terry Gray from the state Department of Environmental Management began his presentation by describing the Superfund as “a program that works to protect people from the messes created by their parents, grandparents and great-grandparents.”

Source: ecori.org