The Thematic Line EH is related to the increasing evidence of the role of the environment as a determinant of human health. The main objectives are to understand the interactions between the environment and human health in order to support policies and strategies that help mitigate the effects of emerging environmental threats and the environmental burden of disease. Additionally, it aims to identify and develop innovative and nature-based sustainable solutions to address challenges in the protection of human health.
Research Groups involved:
- Analysis, Planning, and Management of Socio-Ecological Systems (SES)
- Resource Circularity and Technology Assessment (RCAT)
- Adaptation Biology and Ecological Processes (ABEP)
- Stress Biology (SB)
- Marine Biotechnology and Aquaculture (MBA)
- Ecology and Conservation of Coastal and Deep-Sea Ecosystems (CDEC)
- Environmental Changes, Hazards & Conservation (ECHC)
- Atmospheric Processes and Modeling (APM)
- Biogeochemical Processes and Pollutants (BPP)
- Analytical Sensors and Applied Eco-Chemistry (ASAEC)
- Aquatic Toxicology and Risk Analysis (ATRA)