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Climate change and the human exposome: Understanding environmental impacts on human health
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This Horizon Europe research action funds projects that integrate climate-related factors into human exposome research, examining how environmental change affects human health. It targets multidisciplinary consortia that include social sciences and humanities (SSH) expertise, and welcomes proposals involving clinical studies, which must submit a dedicated annex. Funded projects are required to join a cluster for joint networking and share data through the IHEN Data Catalogue.
Details
| Funder | European Commission |
| Consortium | Required — minimum 3 independent legal entities from 3 different EU Member States or Associated Countries (at least one in a Member State) |
Eligibility & scope
Research actions on integrating climate-related factors into human exposome research, requiring SSH expertise involvement; proposals including clinical studies must submit a dedicated annex. Funded projects must join a cluster for joint networking activities and share data via the IHEN Data Catalogue.
Who Should Apply
- •Consortia of researchers studying environmental exposures and human health
- •Teams that include social sciences and humanities (SSH) expertise
- •Institutions across EU Member States or Associated Countries forming a multi-country consortium
- •Groups planning clinical studies as part of exposome research
- •Researchers willing to participate in cross-project clustering and shared data infrastructure
Key Dates
- •Consortium required: minimum 3 independent legal entities from 3 different EU Member States or Associated Countries, at least one in a Member State
Tips for Applicants
- ✓Build SSH expertise into the consortium from the outset, it's a stated requirement, not a bonus angle.
- ✓If the project includes clinical studies, prepare the dedicated annex early since it is a separate submission requirement.
- ✓Plan for post-award obligations: budget time and resources for joining a project cluster and submitting data to the IHEN Data Catalogue.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is required for a consortium under this Horizon Europe exposome call?
A minimum of 3 independent legal entities from 3 different EU Member States or Associated Countries, with at least one entity based in a Member State.
Do proposals need social sciences expertise?
Yes, SSH (social sciences and humanities) expertise involvement is a requirement for proposals under this call.
What happens if my project includes clinical studies?
Proposals including clinical studies must submit a dedicated annex alongside the main application.
What are the data-sharing obligations for funded projects?
Funded projects must share data via the IHEN Data Catalogue and join a cluster for joint networking activities with other funded projects.
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