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NIOSH science awards results booklet for 2015 program

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    The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) has recognized several NIOSH researchers and partners for their significant contributions in 2014 to the field of occupational safety and health. ; The annual awards are an opportunity for NIOSH to honor researchers for excellence in science that informs and supports the prevention of work-related injuries, illnesses, and deaths. The awards include the following: ; • The Alice Hamilton Award, for scientific excellence of technical and instructional materials by NIOSH scientists and engineers. ; • The James P. Keogh Award, for outstanding service by an individual in the occupational safety and health field. ; • The Bullard-Sherwood Research-to-Practice Award, for exceptional efforts by NIOSH researchers and partners in applying occupational safety and health research to the prevention of workplace fatalities, illnesses, or injuries. ; • The Director’s Award for Extraordinary Intramural Science. ; • Nominations to represent NIOSH for the Charles C. Shepard Award, an honor recognizing outstanding contributions to science awarded annually by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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    72 numbered pages
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    urn:sha-512:5b21343553d4335a77a87583c745968ddd381cd2a94aa25e9746c2808fc200afb4d6cb9f410d4532092161f4e5d85e427ae6edae61fbdfb4e6a12129db3c446e
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