INGSA supports the Exposome Moonshot Forum – the next big leap in human health discovery research
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INGSA supports the Exposome Moonshot Forum – the next big leap in human health discovery research

From 12-15 May 2025, the Exposome Moonshot Forum took place in Washington DC – the launch of an ambitious project to map the environmental and lifestyle drivers of human disease. As the Human Genome project sought to unlock the genetic elements of health, the Exposome project will work to systematically document the complex environmental inputs…

East Asia Capacity Building Workshop on Non-Communicable Diseases – August 2019
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East Asia Capacity Building Workshop on Non-Communicable Diseases – August 2019

On the 13th and 14th of August 2019, INGSA Asia hosted the first Regional Workshop for 2019. The workshop themed “Non-communicable Diseases & Science Advice” was co-organised between INGSA Asia, International Science Council Regional Office for Asia and the Pacific (ISC ROAP) and Malaysian Higher Education Leadership Academy (AKEPT) with Asia Research News as the media partner. The workshop was designed to enhance…

Biosecurity and Science Advice: African Swine Fever – Poland, June 2019

Biosecurity and Science Advice: African Swine Fever – Poland, June 2019

Venue: Palac Staszic, 72 Nowy Świat, Warsaw, Poland Organisers: Polish Academy of Sciences, INGSA, Polish Ministry of Foreign Affairs This one day workshop brought together researchers and stakeholders from across Europe to discuss the role of science advice, science diplomacy and science communication in national and international biosecurity risks. As a case study, the event focused on the…

INGSA Workshop at One Health Infectious Diseases in Africa Symposium – South Africa 2019
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INGSA Workshop at One Health Infectious Diseases in Africa Symposium – South Africa 2019

INGSA hosted a capacity building workshop as part of the ONE HEALTH: A focus on Infectious Diseases in Africa Symposium that took place on the 27-18 May 2019 in Durban, South Africa. The INGSA workshop include approximately 40 young graduates and African Scholars. INGSA-Africa Steering Committee member, Dr Renee Street gave a brief introduction about…

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