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EPA Ranks 3rd Nationally as Best Place to Work for Postdoctoral Fellows 2007
..according to a survey by The Scientist magazine. The survey of fellows at EPA includes 35 research institutions in the nation recognized for their exceptional postdoctoral programs.
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HSD Scientist elected President of Sigma Xi
Dr. Ann Houston Williams, field studies coordinator for the Epidemiology and Biomarkers Branch of HSD, has been elected president of Sigma Xi, the international honor society of science and engineering. Her election came earlier this month at the society's annual meeting and student research conference, held this year in Detroit.
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Ecology Group Makes Big Splash
More than half of the U.S. population lives near coastal waters, which include estuaries, coastal wetlands, coral reefs, and mangrove forest areas. These critically important habitats provide refuge for a wide variety of aquatic and migratory bird species. With coastal populations increasing...
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EPA & NOAA Lead Assessment of Hurricane Katrina's Impact on Coastal Waters
In addition to coordinating activities, the Gulf Ecology Division will play a dominant lead in assessing the effects of Katrina on coastal ecosystems...
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EPA Science Forum -- Innovative Technologies: Key to Environmental and Economic Progress
The 2008 EPA Science Forum will emphasize the theme of innovative technologies and their application to a healthy and prosperous environment. Through plenary talks, thematic breakout sessions, a technology expo and exhibits, participants will learn about the role of technology in environmental protection as well as the economic success of our nation in the global environment.
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