HEAP

The Human Exposome Assessment Platform

LATEST NEWS

04 April 2024
04 April 2024

"From Information to Action" - announcing the final HEAP Symposium

Talks and insights on exposome research infrastructures and data, public health ethics, governance of research...

25 January 2024
25 January 2024

Results from the first ever public survey on the exposome

The first 100 responses from the “Your Exposome” citizen science quiz are in! Launched in...

15 December 2023
15 December 2023

Your Exposome – a quick quiz for citizen scientists

Test your knowledge of the exposome! Exposome research needs the support and participation of members...

15 December 2023
15 December 2023

HEAP Symposium 2024

The final HEAP Symposium will be held at the IARC Nouveau Centre in Lyon, France,...

29 November 2023
29 November 2023

Holding up a mirror to everyday chemicals

Can researchers measure harmful effects from consumer chemicals by tracking the products we buy? Is...

27 November 2023
27 November 2023

The “Consumer purchase data” exposome

Consumer Purchase Data (CPD) from Loyalty programs and digital receipts are emerging as a promising...

08 November 2023
08 November 2023

New insights into the HPV virus

A scientific study from HEAP researchers at Karolinska Institutet and the University of Oulu reveals...

22 June 2023
22 June 2023

Machine Learning for all - Hopsworks update

Hopsworks is a Stockholm-based SME and the HEAP technical work package leader. HEAP researchers are using...

Begin your AI data management journey with a free Hopsworks account. Manage ‘omics data, tabular data using Python and R, and hear from Hopsworks CEO Jim Dowling about the security model being developed by the HEAP project.

ABOUT

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.

CONSORTIA PARTNERS

The HEAP consortia includes leading medical universities and research institutions from six European countries, a technology company in the artificial intelligence field, and a team of legal specialists. 

EUROPEAN HUMAN EXPOSOME NETWORK

As a member of the European Human Exposome Network (EHEN), HEAP is committed to collaboration and sharing results and outcomes. 

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