Consortium meeting in Malmo

Project 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 session on the previous day and workshops included in the agenda had their focus on multiplex serology, satellite data and virus sequencing and dietary data and biomarkers. Other important topics such as research platform data, impact workshop and public toolbox planning were also handled in a form of workshop.

We had the pleasure of welcoming one Scientific advisory Board member in-place. Also, we were fortunate to get a guided tour around the Lund University Clinical Research Center. A special thanks goes to our partner Lund University and their team for hosting us and helping us to make the most of the meeting!

Happy Malmo team faces

HEDIMED investigators working hard for their exposome workshops and presentations

Meeting preparations and satellite working group gathering before the start of the workshop

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Scientific Advisory Board member prof. Richard Oram (right) sharing his visions for the project

Prof. Åke Lernmark presenting the Clinical Research Center of Lund University

Malmo city

Thank you everyone for attending!

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