By hosting your cohort's metadata in this catalogue, you will position your research at the forefront of the international scientific community, facilitating high-impact collaborations and global visibility.
The ambassadors from Europe, North America, Latin America, Asia, and Africa designed and presented their own training projects to be delivered back to their own region and institution.
Exposome researchers are invited to a webinar on the implications of the latest decision of the Court of Justice of the European Union on pseudonymised data.
The consultation aims to ensure it address challenges facing the exposome field in the coming years and guides researchers with key research priorities.
Join us in running local or collaborative data analyses and contribute to impactful global meta-analyses.
ISGlobal is seeking a motivated postdoctoral researcher to work on the IHEN (International Human Exposome Network) project.
By becoming a fellow, you agree to become a global ambassador for exposome research. You will take part in a train the trainers programme and extend the knowledge to researchers interested in the human exposome in your country or region.
This preconference event will give exposome researchers from across the globe an opportunity to meet and discuss the latest developments in the field.
This field shifts research away from a one factor, one disease approach – which examines exposures and health impacts in isolation.
