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Byjm_adminHEDIMED project has come to an end After a long journey that started in 2020, the HEDIMED project has now officially concluded. Along the way we have gained valuable new insights into the links between the exposome and immune-mediated diseases – with more still to come in the form of collaboration and upcoming publications! We…
Consortium meeting in Malmo
Byjm_adminProject consortium meeting took place in 8th-9th December ’22 in Malmo, Sweden. The 2-day meeting consisted of workshops, small working groups, and updates from laboratories and the project in general. This time we managed to gather more than 60 attendees in-place. Toxicant, celiac disease as well as exosome group meetings took place already in pre-meeting…
Ehen Network Launch
Byjm_admin11th of February 2020 The nine projects of the European Human Exposome Network had a common launching event on February 10th in Brussels. The event took place in the European Commission, Charlemagne building, Room Alcide De Gasperi. It was a one-day fruitful event with keynote speeches by exposome experts, Christopher Wild (Emeritus Director, International Agency…
Environment & Immune-mediated diseases: Exposomic insights from the HEDIMED Project
Byjm_adminOn Tuesday, 22nd May, the HEDIMED team hosted the projet’s final public event — a culmination of years of groundbreaking work exploring how environmental exposures influence immune-mediated diseases. The online event “Environment & Immune-mediated diseases: Exposomic insights from the HEDIMED Project – Final Stakeholder Event” brought together over 100 participants from 17 different European countries!…
EHEN newsflash
Byjm_adminOur HEDIMED representatives took part in EHEN network meeting in Barcelona in May. With several abstracts, presentations, project updates and working group sessions being held, the highly interesting scientific meeting was received beneficial and inspiring. The event was hosted by Equal-Life and ATHLETE projects, and the next one will now be hosted by LongITools and…
Satellite data and health research
Byjm_adminResearch on environmental health is increasingly using satellite data. In addition to studying environmental and climatic changes on Earth, satellite observations have recently been used to track and forecast health consequences and disease outbreaks as well. Satellites broadcast information, for instance, on the level of urban development, air pollution, vegetation, and water quality. Geospatial data…
