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NOBEL PRIZE 2026

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NIHNATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH

Southern California Education and Research Center

Completed
Institution
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA LOS ANGELES, CA
Principal investigator
Rachael Mary Jones
Funding
$1.8M
Duration
2022–2026
Open portfolio

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Abstract

OVERALL - ABSTRACT The NIOSH Southern California Education and Research Center (SCERC) advances the field of Occupational Safety and Health (OSH) through a multi-campus, multi-disciplinary collaboration of eight programs across two University of California Campuses, UC Irvine (UCI) and UC Los Angeles (UCLA). The goal of the SCERC is to improve worker safety and health, productivity and workforce equity within Region IX and the nation. The Occupational Medicine Residency (OMR), Occupational and Environmental Health Nursing (OEHN), Industrial Hygiene (IH), and a proposed Occupational Epidemiology (OE) program offer graduate level academic and research training. The Targeted Research Training program provides specialized pre- and postdoctoral research training. A Pilot Project Research Training program engages and trains researchers new to the field from across Region IX. The Continuing Education program offers courses for practicing occupational health professionals and the Outreach program offers consultation and information on best practices and skills to the wider community of OSH professionals. The SCERC operates in concert with the UCLA and UCI Centers for Occupational and Environmental Health (COEH) which are state supported centers for research and teaching in occupational safety and health.

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NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTHT42ZOH1-EHG(05)environmental healthoccupational safetyucioccupationaluclasouthern californiasafety healthprogram offers

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