2023 SRP Annual Grant Recipient Meeting | National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences
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2023 SRP Annual Grant Recipient Meeting | National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences
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2023 SRP Annual Grant Recipient Meeting
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December 4 – 6, 2023
Event Description
The annual in-person meeting of the NIEHS Superfund Research Program (SRP) grant recipients and trainees (i.e., graduate students and Post-Doctoral Fellow) provided research progress updates of their SRP-supported research to other SRP grant recipients, trainees, SRP Program Staff, NIEHS Leadership, and federal/state/local end-users. This year's meeting theme explored how utilizing team science can accelerate scientific discovery and solutions for those impacted by hazardous substances, with a special focus on engaging Indigenous Scientists and Community Members. In addition, this in-person meeting fostered research translation, community engagement, data management and analysis, and training activities among SRP grant recipients and meeting participants. There were opportunities for SRP P42 Center Administrators to learn about NIEHS Grants Management topics specific to the SRP.
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Optimizing Natural Systems for Remediation: Utilizing Innovative Materials Science Approaches to Enhance Bioremediation Booklet
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Last Reviewed: March 04, 2026
Skip Navigation
2023 SRP Annual Grant Recipient Meeting
Close the left navigation
December 4 – 6, 2023
Event Description
The annual in-person meeting of the NIEHS Superfund Research Program (SRP) grant recipients and trainees (i.e., graduate students and Post-Doctoral Fellow) provided research progress updates of their SRP-supported research to other SRP grant recipients, trainees, SRP Program Staff, NIEHS Leadership, and federal/state/local end-users. This year's meeting theme explored how utilizing team science can accelerate scientific discovery and solutions for those impacted by hazardous substances, with a special focus on engaging Indigenous Scientists and Community Members. In addition, this in-person meeting fostered research translation, community engagement, data management and analysis, and training activities among SRP grant recipients and meeting participants. There were opportunities for SRP P42 Center Administrators to learn about NIEHS Grants Management topics specific to the SRP.
Other Resources
Optimizing Natural Systems for Remediation: Utilizing Innovative Materials Science Approaches to Enhance Bioremediation Booklet
(3MB)
Back
to Top
Last Reviewed: March 04, 2026