LATEST NEWS
09 May 2022

09 May 2022
Invitation to the HEAP Symposium 2022, an EU Green Week partner event
Registration is open for the "Frontiers in Human Exposome Research" symposium, hosted by the Human...
20 March 2022

20 March 2022
Programme for the HEAP Symposium "Frontiers in Human Exposome Research" - Weds 1st June
Researchers have made huge advances in understanding environmental exposures and their biological effects in recent...
03 March 2022

03 March 2022
The HEAP interview - Ville Pimenoff on data cohorts
We talk to Ville Pimenoff, Senior Research Fellow at Karolinska Institute in Sweden who is the...
28 February 2022

28 February 2022
Symposium "Frontiers in Human Exposome Research" to be hosted by the Medical University of Graz
The HEAP Annual Meeting and Symposium 2022 will be held in Graz, Austria from Wednesday...
01 January 2022

01 January 2022
Video explainer - key features of the HEAP platform for researchers
The HEAP You Tube channel launches with a handy video guide for exposome researchers! The...
“Frontiers in Human Exposome Research”
1 June 13:00 -17:30 CEST
EU Green Week partner event
Register https://t.co/nCXz3QNdvB
Programme https://t.co/6TEsUItLJh
HEAP partners @MedUniGraz @karolinskainst @CSCfi @logicalclocks @IARCWHO @SSI_dk @uniinnsbruck @ICM_UW
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ABOUT
HEAP is a 5-year project funded by the European Union (EU) Horizon 2020 Research and Innovation programme. The project’s 12 Work Packages will be delivered by a consortium of partners, including some of Europe’s leading medical universities and research institutions. As one of nine projects in the European Human Exposome Network, HEAP is committed to collaboration and to sharing results and outcomes.
Technology
The HEAP informatics platform will bring data and research together to provide an open resource for scientists and policy-makers across the world.
Data
HEAP is a system for analysing exposome data. The data come from large groups of people, or data cohorts.
Research
The data will be used for ethical research, using the latest scientific methods, to help improve understanding of the environmental factors that affect human health.