Exposome Network
We are part of the European Human Exposome Network, the world's largest network of projects studying the impact of environmental exposure on human health.
LongITools is a European research project studying the interactions between the environment, lifestyle and health in determining the risks of chronic cardiovascular and metabolic diseases. The project is coordinated by the Centre for Life-Course Health Research at the University of Oulu in Finland.
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Our Project Partners
University of Oulu
The University of Oulu is responsible for coordinating and managing the project and leading work package 6, 10 and 11.
Erasmus MC
Erasmus is leading work package 4 and has research activities in work packages 3, 5, 6 and 7.
Imperial College London
Imperial College London is leading work package 3 and is responsible for the development of statistical methods and strategies.
Beta Technology
Beta is leading work package 9, coordinating all communication, dissemination and exploitation activity for the project.
University of Eastern Finland
The University of Eastern Finland is studying food-borne or lifestyle related environmental exposures and conducting metabolomics analysis.
Chalmers University of Technology
Chalmers is leading the identification of metabolomic and multiomic profiles of exposures in pregnancy and early life in WP4.
University Medical Center Groningen
UMCG leads work package 2 and is responsible for development of FAIR data infrastructure for multi-centre data stewardship and analysis.
National Institute of Medical Research
Inserm is responsible of 3 cohorts with relevant data for WPs 4-6 and is leading tasks 4.3 and 4.4.
University College London
University College London is participating in WP8 and is leading the development of the life-course model of health production.
Utrecht University
Utrecht is involved in research activities in work packages 2,3,4,5 and 6, leading on the modelling of environmental exposures.
University of Surrey
Surrey will participate in machine learning prediction in work package 3 and perform exposome-based analysis in very large data sets.
Amsterdam University Medical Centers, location AMC
Amsterdam University Medical Centre is mainly involved in WP6, responsible for studying the environmental determinants of cardiometabolic health trajectories.
University of Oslo
The University of Oslo will lead on RNA expression analysis in work packages 4,5 and 6.
University of Bristol
University of Bristol, home of ALSPAC, will lead WP5 on exposome trajectories and associated health in adolescents and young adults.
University of Barcelona
The University of Barcelona is leading work package 7 and is responsible for developing a proof-of-concept app for health monitoring.
Ab.Acus
ABACUS is developing the risk assessment app in work package 7 and running the proof of concept in Italy.
Cynexo
CyNexo is contributing to work package 7 by developing innovative IoT platforms and sensors to collect physiological and environmental data.
Tor Vergata University of Rome
UNITOV is leading work package 8, focusing on the economic implications and dynamic microsimulation modelling.
