Talks and insights on exposome research infrastructures and data, public health ethics, governance of research projects, and engagement with research participants. “Humanity and the Environment: Moving Exposome Research …
“From Information to Action” – announcing the final HEAP Symposium Read More »
The first 100 responses from the “Your Exposome” citizen science quiz are in! Launched in December 2023, this 5-minute, on-line quiz aimed to understand ordinary people’s concerns about …
Results from the first ever public survey on the exposome Read More »
Test your knowledge of the exposome! Exposome research needs the support and participation of members of the public. But has the average person in the street heard of …
Your Exposome – a quick quiz for citizen scientists Read More »
The final HEAP Symposium will be held at the IARC Nouveau Centre in Lyon, France, and on-line, on Monday 27th and Tuesday 28th May 2024. Day 1 will …
Can researchers measure harmful effects from consumer chemicals by tracking the products we buy? Is it possible to trace a link from someone’s purchase history to their health? …
Consumer Purchase Data (CPD) from Loyalty programs and digital receipts are emerging as a promising route to assessing the effect of everyday products on our health. Could this …
A scientific study from HEAP researchers at Karolinska Institutet and the University of Oulu reveals that gender-neutral HPV vaccination is the best way to achieve community-level immune protection …
Hopsworks is a Stockholm-based SME and the HEAP technical work package leader. HEAP researchers are using Hopsworks’ collaborative Machine Learning (ML) platform to build and manage features, training and …
The first half of 2023 has seen HEAP publications on a wide range of topics, including Artificial Intelligence (AI), tools to help researchers ensure their data is FAIR, …
A HEAP abstract presented at the EHEN Scientific Meeting 2023 in Leuven, Belgium. By capturing and analysing the bacteria, virus and fungi that surround us on a daily …
How personal exposome monitors could change healthcare Read More »