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.

18 Apr 2025Meeting

EIRENE Consortium Meeting: Masaryk University Campus

Following the meeting of the European Strategy Forum on Research Infrastructures (ESFRI), which took place on March 31 - April 1, 2025, at the Masaryk University Campus Library in Brno, the EIRENE research infrastructure consortium also held a meeting. Over the two-day program, more than twenty representatives of national nodes from across Europe gathered to discuss the progress and developments achieved during the preparatory phase of EIRENE.

15 Apr 2025

Invitation to Exposome Moonshot Forum

The Exposome Moonshot Forum is multi-stakeholder forum plotting the future of the Human Exposome. The inaugural Exposome Moonshot Forum aims to gather these diverse stakeholders to collaboratively translate the exposome from concept to utility.

14 Apr 2025

Future of ESFRI in a New ERA: Shaping the Next Chapter for European Research Infrastructures

The European Strategy Forum on Research Infrastructures (ESFRI) hosted the Future of ESFRI in a New ERA workshop on 31 March - 1 April 2025 at the Masaryk University Campus Library in Brno, Czech Republic. The event served as a key moment for reflecting on ESFRI’s evolving role in the European Research Area (ERA) and discussing its long-term strategic direction.

3 Feb 2025SciComm

Your environment affects how well your medications work − identifying exactly how could make medicine better

Your environment can shape how well medications work — from the air you breathe to the food you eat. In this article published in The Conversation, Gary Miller explores how exposomics — the study of environmental influences on health — could revolutionize personalized medicine by uncovering the hidden factors behind treatment success.

29 Dec 2024

International Conference on Research Infrastructures in Brisbane

In 2024, the International Conference on Research Infrastructures (ICRI) was held in Brisbane, Australia. ICRI is held biennially and serves as a professional forum for the global research infrastructure community. The conference provided a space for policymakers, research institution leaders, facility operators, and users to meet and discuss. The debates focused primarily on current trends and challenges facing research infrastructures worldwide.

22 Oct 2024

EIRENE and IHEN Joint Meeting in Utrecht

Over 100 environmental health researchers and experts gathered last week in Utrecht for a joint meeting of EIRENE RI and IHEN to report on the progress made in the individual projects and discuss the next steps in Human Exposome research. 

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