The Occupational Exposome Week has concluded with resounding success, bringing together over 500 participants from across Europe and beyond to explore the latest developments in occupational exposure science. Held from 20–26 March 2025, this five-part webinar series was jointly organised by the EXIMIOUS and EPHOR projects, both funded under the European Commission’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme and members of the European Human Exposome Network (EHEN).
Designed as a stakeholder-focused knowledge exchange forum, the event offered a unique platform for experts, researchers, policymakers, occupational health professionals, and the general public to engage in critical discussions on measuring, analysing and acting on the occupational exposome — the total of environmental and workplace exposures experienced over a lifetime.
All session recordings are now available on YouTube:
Watch the full Occupational Exposome Week playlist
The event featured five dedicated sessions, each delving into key topics and tools shaping the future of occupational exposure science. The full programme can be viewed online.
The Occupational Exposome Week served as an incentive for interdisciplinary dialogue, raising awareness and advancing tools that bridge the gap between scientific discovery and public health application. The organisers express their gratitude to all speakers, participants, and the European Commission for making this event a success.