March 2026

The NEXUS Podcast: Science at Scale: Are We Ready for a Human Exposome Project?

In this episode, leading experts in exposomics, Gary W. Miller, PhD, Columbia University, Jana Klánová, PhD, Masaryk University, and Thomas Hartung, MD, PhD, Johns Hopkins University, join Clive Cookson of the Financial Times to discuss the opportunities presented by exposome science. They outline a roadmap for action from the global community and discuss the strategies needed to address future challenges in the field.

March 2026

The Human Exposome Project Roadmap: Next Steps from Conception to Delivery (Jana Klánová)

At the 2026 AAAS Annual Meeting, the Exposome was featured during a discussion panel “How the Human Exposome Will Unlock Better Health and Medicine” organized by NEXUS Collaborator Thomas Hartung, MD, PhD, Johns Hopkins University, co-organized by Aidan Gilligan, SciCom - Making Sense of Science, and the the discussion will be moderated by Clive Cookson, Financial Times Kingdom. Panelists include NEXUS MPI Gary Miller, PhD, Columbia University, Thomas Hartung, MD, PhD, Johns Hopkins University and Jana Klánová, PhD, Masaryk University, EIRENE.

March 2026

The Human Exposome Project: The Biggest Public Health Opportunity of Our Time (Gary Miller)

At the 2026 AAAS Annual Meeting, the Exposome was featured during a discussion panel “How the Human Exposome Will Unlock Better Health and Medicine” organized by NEXUS Collaborator Thomas Hartung, MD, PhD, Johns Hopkins University, co-organized by Aidan Gilligan, SciCom - Making Sense of Science, and the the discussion will be moderated by Clive Cookson, Financial Times Kingdom. Panelists include NEXUS MPI Gary Miller, PhD, Columbia University, Thomas Hartung, MD, PhD, Johns Hopkins University and Jana Klánová, PhD, Masaryk University, EIRENE.

16 May 2025

Exposome-NL | Exposome & preventative health

At the first Exposome-NL conference, Joline Beulens, member of Executive Board, reflects on the nascent and transformative field of exposome research. Why it's important, the steps needed to establish associations with health outcomes and where will we be in 8 years time, the end of term of the Exposome-NL programme.

January 2025

Exposome research: What really makes us sick!

Benedikt Warth from the Faculty of Chemistry at the University of Vienna explains how novel technologies are being developed to analyze hundreds to thousands of substances simultaneously and link them to health risks. It is not just about individual substances, but also their interactions – so-called synergisms – which are of great importance for toxicology and our well-being.

4 Dec 2024

ICRI 2024, Australia: Using RI to investigate and document the impacts of the environment on human health

This session from the the International Conference on Research Infrastructures (ICRI) explores how environmental, social, and climate-related factors influence human health — and the critical role of global collaboration in research infrastructures. Experts from across the globe discuss translating exposome science into action, integrating Indigenous knowledge, and shaping future infrastructure needs to tackle complex health challenges.

July 2024

How a lifetime of exposures impact health – exposome explained

Exposomics study of the fascinating interplay between the cumulative effects of external exposures on a person's body and genes. Konstantinos Lazaridis and Gary Miller explain why you need to recognize that people are exposed to hundreds or thousands of things per day, and why it’s important to study that complexity. The experts are featured on Tomorrow's Cure, a Mayo Clinic podcast that is bringing the future of healthcare to the present.

April 2024

RECETOX | 40 years on a path toward a healthy future

For four decades, RECETOX has studied the complex relationship between humans and the environment, building knowledge and understanding about the environmental and health risks linked to toxic substances to create a healthier, safer, and more sustainable future for all.

March 2023

Exposome | UMC Utrecht

The exposome is a concept that links non-genetic factors of health and measures all of a person's exposures throughout life and the relationship of those exposures to health effects. Most diseases are complex - the exposome is about assessing the complex interactions between all exposures throughout the life course and also developing methods to do this. The exposome reinforces the idea that each person's disease is the product of their individual history of exposures superimposed on their underlying genetic susceptibility.

February 2023

ATHLETE Project | Interview with project coordinator Martine Vrijheid

ATHLETE (Advancing Tools for Human Early Lifecourse Exposome Research and Translation) is a European-funded project that aims to better understand and prevent health effects of numerous environmental hazards and their mixtures, starting from the earliest stages of life.
The project aims to develop a human exposome toolbox that can be used to evaluate the effects of a large number of environmental exposures in individuals, as well as in communities, in order to design policies and interventions to prevent or reduce their health impact.

June 2022

Exposome-NL | Exposome & preventative health

At the first Exposome-NL conference, Joline Beulens, member of Executive Board, reflects on the nascent and transformative field of exposome research. Why it's important, the steps needed to establish associations with health outcomes and where will we be in 8 years time, the end of term of the Exposome-NL programme. (June 2022)

March 2022

France Exposome: a national research infrastructure

May 2021

Exposome Scan - building the infrastructure for exposome research

The Exposome-Scan project, that builds on Exposome-NL and X-omics, has been awarded 3.2 million euros from the NWO Investment Grant Large program. With the grant, researchers from various Dutch institutes and medical centers will build a unique, large-scale open facility for exposome research.

September 2020

What are research infrastructures?

Research infrastructures are organizations that enable scientists and research communities to use specific facilities, resources and services to promote excellent research. The video was made by EMPHASIS, the European Infrastructure for Plant Phenotyping.

July 2020

Animation Utrecht Exposome Hub

Together with its partners, Utrecht University has made plans to tackle fourteen key societal challenges. To this end, the UU has identified fourteen so-called hubs. One of the hubs related to the strategic theme Life Sciences is the Utrecht Exposome Hub. But what is Exposome research? To find out, have a look at this video.

June 2020

European Life Science Research Infrastructures (LS-RI): Shared Use of Technologies for Scientific Excellence

Pioneering technologies are currently transforming research in the life sciences (https://lifescience-ri.eu): structural biology, chemical screening, advanced imaging or data analysis. For this kind of multidisciplinary research access to high-end technologies and services is essential. But in most cases, it is not easily available for every scientist. For these reasons, European Life Science Research Infrastructures were established to grant this access and to successfully translate lab findings into future medical care. link

June 2020

European Life Science Research Infrastructures – How our users advanced their research projects

Do you have a promising project but missing technology, skills or data? Then we invite you to reach out to us, the Research Infrastructures in the Life Sciences! We are open to all scientists from academia and industry. Read more on https://lifescience-ri.eu