Both college and high school students will visit SRC on Tuesday morning. Mary K. Tyszko, Vice President of SRC said, We are excited to participate in an event that may help to encourage students to train for a career in technology, while highlighting SRC s expertise and recognizing the talented employees we have on our team. National Techies Day was created to draw attention to the lack of trained technology workers in the United States, relative to demand. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics anticipates demand for technology professionals to keep increasing faster than the number of graduates with technical degrees are available to enter the workforce. FYI - Studies that industry has conducted and that are submitted to EPA on a voluntary bases to further the understanding of the potential effects and properties of the test substance.
Abstracts are available for some of the studies.
Controlled Terms - Entry of controlled terms results in the limitation of the output to specific types of studies, for example health effects only. This can be combined with chemical identity to narrow the search. This can be combined with chemical identity and controlled terms to further narrow the search. The objective of this effort is to support the EPA by analyzing the health and ecological risk when industry wants to produce a new chemical or find a new use for an existing chemical. SRC will help to determine if a chemical is safe to produce by assessing information supplied by industry and in open scientific literature.