27 May 2025

EOSC National Tripartite Event: Czech Republic

BRNO — The 2025 National Tripartite Event (NTE) of the Czech Republic took place in Brno on 21 May 2025, as part of the Research Data Days. The opening keynote was delivered by Jana Klanová, focusing on EIRENE and its data requirements. Her presentation highlighted EIRENE as a compelling example of the importance of interdisciplinary data integration, emphasizing the need for high-quality, harmonized data to support impactful research.The event featured a panel discussion dedicated to the future of EOSC along with several sessions on data-related topics that highlighted activities of Czech actors, with special emphasis on the role of Artificial Intelligence and research infrastructures.

May 2025

EHEN calls for policy action on environmental and health risks

The European Human Exposome Network (EHEN) has released a policy brief urging EU policymakers to take action to address the rising public health crisis caused by pollution, chemicals and environmental degradation. The policy brief highlights key findings from EHEN’s extensive research, emphasising that environmental factors, from air pollution to chemical exposure, significantly contribute to the burden of non-communicable diseases. It calls for targeted interventions and transformative policies that prioritise health and sustainability.

21 May 2025

Protecting children’s health – Addressing chemical exposures

Co-hosted by MEP Christophe Clergeau with support from the Health and Environment Alliance (HEAL), ATHLETE scientists from across Europe came to Brussels to brief policymakers on how they can protect children’s health from chemical exposures. Featuring the latest scientific findings from the ATHLETE project, the event focused on how EU policymakers can take action to address chemical pollution.

19 May 2025

Global Forum of the Group of Earth Observations 2025

„The Earth Talks“ was a motto of the 2025 Global Forum of the Group of Earth Observations (GEO) held on May 5-9 in the Auditorium della Tecnica in Rome. GEO brought together all elements of our society – from ministers and global leaders to citizens – to harness Earth Intelligence to empower informed and ambitious actions to ensure food security, restore ecosystems, prevent disasters, and confront the triple planetary crisis, transforming the Sustainable Development Goals into an achievable reality.

16 May 2025

The Moonshot Forum laid the foundation for translating the concept of the exposome into public health practice

Comprehensive characterization of human exposome - a first step to translate its potential into medicine and public health practice - demands a coordinated international effort involving governments, organizations, scientists, funders, the technology sector and the public. The Exposome Moonshot Forum held in the Bloomberg Centre in Wahington, D.C. in May 12-15, 2025 aimed to gather these diverse stakeholders to collaboratively translate the exposome from concept to utility.

5 May 2025

EIRENE's and PARC's side event on COPs 2025

The RECETOX Centre has been operating at the science-to-policy interface at the national, European and global levels for two decades. As the Stockholm Convention Regional Centre (SCRC) for capacity building and technology transfer it supports the implementation of the global conventions protecting human health from the chemical risks and presents its activities at the Conferences of Parties of these conventions at the regular basis.

30 Apr 2025

“Human Exposome Research: Potential, Limitations, and Public Policy Implications,” commissioned by the European Parliament’s Panel for the Future of Science and Technology (STOA)

This report explores how exposomics can play a transformative role in tackling today’s pressing societal challenges, from cities health, chemical safety to climate adaptation, child development, occupational (Career) risk, and clinical care.

Science Perspectives Article: "Integrating Exposomics into Biomedicine"

Written by Gary W. Miller and the Banbury Exposomics Consortium and published in Science, this article explores how studying lifetime environmental exposures—known as exposomics—can transform biomedical research and improve public health.

16 May

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)