Successful Exposomics Investigator's Seminar held

MRC-PHE Centre held another successful Investigator's Seminar at Imperial College London. This time the research focused on the exposme in practice. Led by Profs Paolo Vineis and Frank Kelly, researchers from Imperial College and Kings College London working on the EU funded Exposomics Project delivered a number of presentations on the Exposome. The seminar was held on Wednseday 26th November 2014 at the Cockburn Lecture Theatre, Second Floor, Queen Elizabeth Queen Mother Building (QEQM), St Mary’s Hospital, Paddington.

The seminar agenda and powerpoint presentations and setout below:

Agenda:

• Exposomics: a hybrid study design and casual interpretation - Paolo Vineis
• Personal Exposure Monitoring in Exposomics: what does it add? - John Gulliver
• Oxford Street 2, first results - Paul Cullinan
• Data analysis and bioinformatics in Exposomics and related projects - Marc Chadeau-Hyam
• Epigenetics and air pollution and ALSPAC - Michelle Plusquin
• Metabolomics: first results from Piscina, Tapas 2 and ALSPAC - Karin van Veldhoven and Florence Guida
• Aductomics, first results from Piscina and Tapas 2 studies - David Phillips