Is it even possible to measure the exposome? The HEAP Symposium 2022 (on-line, free to attend) on June 1st will feature a presentation from Benedikt Warth. Head of Exposome …
HEAP symposium preview – “Measuring the exposome – delusion or next frontier?” Read More »
Are biobanks and research infrastructures ready to address the grand health challenges of today and tomorrow? The HEAP Symposium 2022 (on-line, free to attend) on June 1st will …
HEAP symposium preview – “Biobanking and the exposome” Read More »
The HEAP project is reaching out to data cohort “owners” across Europe to invite them to participate in a 20-minute on-line questionnaire, focusing on how cohorts manage participant …
The notion of sharing data during public health emergencies is generally accepted, and has been a cornerstone of the COVID-19 pandemic response. But should data sharing be limited to …
TEDx talk – the case for a data driven approach to health policy Read More »
Registration is open for the HEAP Symposium 2022 – “Frontiers in Human Exposome Research”. It is a hybrid event that is open to all and takes place on …
We talk to Ville Pimenoff, Senior Research Fellow at Karolinska Institute in Sweden who is the PI of the Finnish population-wise cohort data that will be included in the …
The HEAP interview – Ville Pimenoff on data cohorts Read More »
The HEAP Annual Meeting and Symposium 2022 will be held in Graz, Austria from Wednesday 1st June to Friday 3rd June. The event is being hosted by the …
The HEAP You Tube channel launches with a handy video guide for exposome researchers! The Human Exposome Assessment Platform will provide powerful data analysis tools for researchers. This …
Video explainer – key features of the HEAP platform for researchers Read More »
The second Bring Your Own Data (BYOD) Workshop is underway, marking a new stage of development for the HEAP Informatics Platform, as it prepares to be tested with …
Let’s talk metadata – Bring Your Own Data (BYOD) Workshop #2 Read More »
New “Self Assessment Service” developed by the HEAP team at the Medical University of Graz. The HEAP informatics platform aims to make data Findable, Accessible, Interoperable and Reusable …