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TSR&TP News

Molly Church of UCSC tracked California Condors to confirm ammunition as the major source of lead poisoning in one of TSR&TP's Best Publications.

Nominate a publication for TSR&TP's 2008 best publication award by October 1st.

National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship Program (NSF GRFP)

The National Science Foundation is offering graduate student fellowships in the relevant science, technology, engineering, and mathematics disciplines. The fellowship includes three years of stipend at $30,000 and an institutional allowance of $10,500 per year. Applications are due in November 2008. See the full announcement for details.

Symposium 2008 Focuses on Green Chemistry, Translating Science to Policy and Toxics in Our Waters

Green Chemistry Pioneer John Warner Gives Keynote at TSR&TP Symposium

Lead in Condors: Translating Science to Policy

Are Ant Killers Killing Our Streams?

Toxics Down the Drain

Toxic Mechanisms Lead Campus Receives NIEHS Training Grant

Announcements:

• 2008 Fellowships & Grants Awarded
• New Lead Campus in Green Materials
• Daniel Nomura Wins Best Poster at TSR&TP Symposium 2008
• TSR&TP Student Featured in January 2008 Regents' Report
• Aerosols & Health Students Represent TSR&TP at January's Focus the Nation







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The TSR&TP is a University of California Multicampus Research Unit supporting research on toxic substances in the environment and teaching of graduate students through funding of grants, fellowships, and lead campus programs.