The International Society for Environmental Epidemiology (ISEE) is a scientific society  from more than 60 countries, dedicated to the study of environmental epidemiology and exposure assessment , and provides a forum for the discussion of problems unique to the study of health and the environment. The primary objective of ISEE is to promote research and disseminate scientific findings focused on the relationships between environmental exposures (e.g., air pollutants, food and water contaminants, metals, etc.) and human health. Each year, ISEE puts a spotlight on global discussion of environmental health and gathers scientists from all over the world to discuss measuring harmful factors in the environment including environmental health after disasters, e-waste, endocrine disrupting chemicals affecting pregnancy, and more. These include annual meetings, newsletters, workshops and liaisons with academic, governmental, inter-governmental, non-profit and business institutions. Membership ISEE welcomes membersfrom around the world at different career stages including standard, developing country, student, emeritus, and early career members. Members of ISEE join an international network of scientists who are interested in health and the environment. Members also receive discounted rates for ISEE’s annual meeting, discounted publication charges in its affiliated journals, a free online subscription to Epidemiology and a reduced cost print version, training/career development opportunities, and other benefits. ISEE Awards The achievements of members are recognized through an awards program. Awards are presented at the annual meeting and acknowledge individuals for their contributions to the field: Leadership As of January 2019, the ISEE leadership included: Beate Ritz, MD, PhD, President Mark Nieuwenhuijsen, PhD, President-Elect Michelle Turner, PhD, Secretary-Treasurer Ana Maria Mora, MD, PhD, Councilor Jonathan Chevrier, PhD, Councilor Alistair Woodward, PhD, MBBS, Councilor Eunhee Ha, MD, PhD, Councilor Danielle Vienneau, PhD, Councilor Joel Kaufman, MD, MPH, Councilor%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Committees ISEE has nine committees, including the Annual Conference Committee,  Awards Committee,  Capacity Building and Education Committee,  Communications Committee,  Ethics and Philosophy Committee,  Membership Committee,  Nominations Committee,  Policy Committee, and  Student & New Researchers Network. Regional Chapters The society supports regional chapters in Africa, Asia, Eastern Mediterranean, Europe, Latin America and the Caribbean, and North America . Each chapter focuses on local and regional issues that are of particular interest to their members . These activities include capacity building, professional development, networking, research, and policy .
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