PARC is organising a remote training c ourse titled “Pollution and public health: insights fromchlor-alkali emi ssions and trihalomethanes in drinking water”. The course is scientifica lly coordinated by Joan O. Grimalt from the Institute of Environmental Assessment and Water Research (IDAEA)\, Spanish Council for Scientific Research (CSI C) ↗.
The training is organis ed into two distinct but interconnected sessions:
Together\, the two
sessions demonstrate how environmental pollutants are detected and charact
erised\, how human exposure and health effects are investigated\, and how
scientific evidence is generated\, interpreted\, and translated into effec
tive public health action and regulatory decision-making.
What to expect:
Who should attend:
This training is intended for professionals and researchers working in environmental health\, including environmental scientists\, toxicologists\, exposure assessors\, public health specialist s\, and epidemiologists. It is also suitable for regulatory staff involved in risk assessment\, as well as graduate or early-career researchers seek ing practical experience in environmental contamination\, biomonitoring\, and population health studies.
Practical details:
Particip ants may choose to register for Session 1 only\, Session 2 only\, or both sessions\, depending on their interests and availability. While each sessi on is designed to be attended independently\, participants who attend both will benefit from a more comprehensive perspective on methodological appr oaches to environmental health research.
Participants will be selected based on a written application describin g their background\, professional experience\, and motivation.
There are no registration fees for this course. It is open to both PARC members and non-members\; however\, priority will be given to applicants from PARC partner institutions.
Application deadline:
The application form will remain open until 6 March 202 6.
How to apply:
< p style=\"margin-bottom:15px\;\">Submit your application here. \;For additional details about the cours e\, please click here.
To consult the detailed programme\, please cli ck here.
X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:TRUE DTSTAMP:20260705T184641Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a4aa691b142a DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260325 SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260326 SUMMARY:Pollution and public health: Insights from chlor-alkali emissions a nd trihalomethanes in drinking water CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:PARC is organising a remote training course titled “Pollution and public health: insights fromchlor-alkali emissions and trihalomethane s in drinking water”. The course is scientifically coordinated by Joan O . Grimalt from the Institute of Environmental Assessment and Water Researc h (IDAEA)\, Spanish Council for Scientific Research (CSIC) ↗.The trainin g is organised into two distinct but interconnected sessions:Session 1 (24 –25 March 2026) focuses on industrial pollution\, using a chlor-alkali p lant case study to explore air\, water\, and long-range contamination\, ex posure assessment\, thyroid health outcomes\, and the evaluation of enviro nmental remediation measures.Session 2 (7–8 April 2026) addresses munici pal water contamination\, examining exposure to disinfection by-products ( THMs) in urban settings through ingestion\, inhalation\, and dermal pathwa ys\, as well as the assessment of biological responses\, including immune markers\, transcriptomics\, and metabolomics.Together\, the two sessions d emonstrate how environmental pollutants are detected and characterised\, h ow human exposure and health effects are investigated\, and how scientific evidence is generated\, interpreted\, and translated into effective publi c health action and regulatory decision-making.What to expect:An interacti ve course combining theoretical concepts with real case studiesA shared in vestigative framework covering environmental detection\, exposure assessme nt\, epidemiology\, biological response analysis\, and public health impli cationsPractical insight into how scientific evidence supports risk assess ment\, regulation\, and public health actionAn interactive session combini ng theory with practical case studiesWho should attend:This training is in tended for professionals and researchers working in environmental health\, including environmental scientists\, toxicologists\, exposure assessors\, public health specialists\, and epidemiologists. It is also suitable for regulatory staff involved in risk assessment\, as well as graduate or earl y-career researchers seeking practical experience in environmental contami nation\, biomonitoring\, and population health studies.Practical details:P articipants may choose to register for Session 1 only\, Session 2 only\, o r both sessions\, depending on their interests and availability. While eac h session is designed to be attended independently\, participants who atte nd both will benefit from a more comprehensive perspective on methodologic al approaches to environmental health research.Participants will be select ed based on a written application describing their background\, profession al experience\, and motivation.There are no registration fees for this cou rse. It is open to both PARC members and non-members\; however\, priority will be given to applicants from PARC partner institutions.Application dea dline:The application form will remain open until 6 March 2026.How to appl y:Submit your application here. \;For additional details about the cou rse\, please click here.To consult the detailed programme\, please click h ere. X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:PARC is organising a remote training c ourse titled “Pollution and public health: insights fromchlor-alkali emi ssions and trihalomethanes in drinking water”. The course is scientifica lly coordinated by Joan O. Grimalt from the Institute of Environmental Assessment and Water Research (IDAEA)\, Spanish Council for Scientific Research (CSI C) ↗.
The training is organis ed into two distinct but interconnected sessions:
Together\, the two
sessions demonstrate how environmental pollutants are detected and charact
erised\, how human exposure and health effects are investigated\, and how
scientific evidence is generated\, interpreted\, and translated into effec
tive public health action and regulatory decision-making.
What to expect:
Who should attend:
This training is intended for professionals and researchers working in environmental health\, including environmental scientists\, toxicologists\, exposure assessors\, public health specialist s\, and epidemiologists. It is also suitable for regulatory staff involved in risk assessment\, as well as graduate or early-career researchers seek ing practical experience in environmental contamination\, biomonitoring\, and population health studies.
Practical details:
Particip ants may choose to register for Session 1 only\, Session 2 only\, or both sessions\, depending on their interests and availability. While each sessi on is designed to be attended independently\, participants who attend both will benefit from a more comprehensive perspective on methodological appr oaches to environmental health research.
Participants will be selected based on a written application describin g their background\, professional experience\, and motivation.
There are no registration fees for this course. It is open to both PARC members and non-members\; however\, priority will be given to applicants from PARC partner institutions.
Application deadline:
The application form will remain open until 6 March 202 6.
How to apply:
< p style=\"margin-bottom:15px\;\">Submit your application here. \;For additional details about the cours e\, please click here.
To consult the detailed programme\, please cli ck here.
X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:TRUE DTSTAMP:20260705T184641Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a4aa691b1437 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260407 SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260408 SUMMARY:Pollution and public health: Insights from chlor-alkali emissions a nd trihalomethanes in drinking water CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:PARC is organising a remote training course titled “Pollution and public health: insights fromchlor-alkali emissions and trihalomethane s in drinking water”. The course is scientifically coordinated by Joan O . Grimalt from the Institute of Environmental Assessment and Water Researc h (IDAEA)\, Spanish Council for Scientific Research (CSIC) ↗.The trainin g is organised into two distinct but interconnected sessions:Session 1 (24 –25 March 2026) focuses on industrial pollution\, using a chlor-alkali p lant case study to explore air\, water\, and long-range contamination\, ex posure assessment\, thyroid health outcomes\, and the evaluation of enviro nmental remediation measures.Session 2 (7–8 April 2026) addresses munici pal water contamination\, examining exposure to disinfection by-products ( THMs) in urban settings through ingestion\, inhalation\, and dermal pathwa ys\, as well as the assessment of biological responses\, including immune markers\, transcriptomics\, and metabolomics.Together\, the two sessions d emonstrate how environmental pollutants are detected and characterised\, h ow human exposure and health effects are investigated\, and how scientific evidence is generated\, interpreted\, and translated into effective publi c health action and regulatory decision-making.What to expect:An interacti ve course combining theoretical concepts with real case studiesA shared in vestigative framework covering environmental detection\, exposure assessme nt\, epidemiology\, biological response analysis\, and public health impli cationsPractical insight into how scientific evidence supports risk assess ment\, regulation\, and public health actionAn interactive session combini ng theory with practical case studiesWho should attend:This training is in tended for professionals and researchers working in environmental health\, including environmental scientists\, toxicologists\, exposure assessors\, public health specialists\, and epidemiologists. It is also suitable for regulatory staff involved in risk assessment\, as well as graduate or earl y-career researchers seeking practical experience in environmental contami nation\, biomonitoring\, and population health studies.Practical details:P articipants may choose to register for Session 1 only\, Session 2 only\, o r both sessions\, depending on their interests and availability. While eac h session is designed to be attended independently\, participants who atte nd both will benefit from a more comprehensive perspective on methodologic al approaches to environmental health research.Participants will be select ed based on a written application describing their background\, profession al experience\, and motivation.There are no registration fees for this cou rse. It is open to both PARC members and non-members\; however\, priority will be given to applicants from PARC partner institutions.Application dea dline:The application form will remain open until 6 March 2026.How to appl y:Submit your application here. \;For additional details about the cou rse\, please click here.To consult the detailed programme\, please click h ere. X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:PARC is organising a remote training c ourse titled “Pollution and public health: insights fromchlor-alkali emi ssions and trihalomethanes in drinking water”. The course is scientifica lly coordinated by Joan O. Grimalt from the Institute of Environmental Assessment and Water Research (IDAEA)\, Spanish Council for Scientific Research (CSI C) ↗.
The training is organis ed into two distinct but interconnected sessions:
Together\, the two
sessions demonstrate how environmental pollutants are detected and charact
erised\, how human exposure and health effects are investigated\, and how
scientific evidence is generated\, interpreted\, and translated into effec
tive public health action and regulatory decision-making.
What to expect:
Who should attend:
This training is intended for professionals and researchers working in environmental health\, including environmental scientists\, toxicologists\, exposure assessors\, public health specialist s\, and epidemiologists. It is also suitable for regulatory staff involved in risk assessment\, as well as graduate or early-career researchers seek ing practical experience in environmental contamination\, biomonitoring\, and population health studies.
Practical details:
Particip ants may choose to register for Session 1 only\, Session 2 only\, or both sessions\, depending on their interests and availability. While each sessi on is designed to be attended independently\, participants who attend both will benefit from a more comprehensive perspective on methodological appr oaches to environmental health research.
Participants will be selected based on a written application describin g their background\, professional experience\, and motivation.
There are no registration fees for this course. It is open to both PARC members and non-members\; however\, priority will be given to applicants from PARC partner institutions.
Application deadline:
The application form will remain open until 6 March 202 6.
How to apply:
< p style=\"margin-bottom:15px\;\">Submit your application here. \;For additional details about the cours e\, please click here.
To consult the detailed programme\, please cli ck here.
X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:TRUE DTSTAMP:20260705T184641Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a4aa691b1443 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260408 SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260409 SUMMARY:Pollution and public health: Insights from chlor-alkali emissions a nd trihalomethanes in drinking water CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:PARC is organising a remote training course titled “Pollution and public health: insights fromchlor-alkali emissions and trihalomethane s in drinking water”. The course is scientifically coordinated by Joan O . Grimalt from the Institute of Environmental Assessment and Water Researc h (IDAEA)\, Spanish Council for Scientific Research (CSIC) ↗.The trainin g is organised into two distinct but interconnected sessions:Session 1 (24 –25 March 2026) focuses on industrial pollution\, using a chlor-alkali p lant case study to explore air\, water\, and long-range contamination\, ex posure assessment\, thyroid health outcomes\, and the evaluation of enviro nmental remediation measures.Session 2 (7–8 April 2026) addresses munici pal water contamination\, examining exposure to disinfection by-products ( THMs) in urban settings through ingestion\, inhalation\, and dermal pathwa ys\, as well as the assessment of biological responses\, including immune markers\, transcriptomics\, and metabolomics.Together\, the two sessions d emonstrate how environmental pollutants are detected and characterised\, h ow human exposure and health effects are investigated\, and how scientific evidence is generated\, interpreted\, and translated into effective publi c health action and regulatory decision-making.What to expect:An interacti ve course combining theoretical concepts with real case studiesA shared in vestigative framework covering environmental detection\, exposure assessme nt\, epidemiology\, biological response analysis\, and public health impli cationsPractical insight into how scientific evidence supports risk assess ment\, regulation\, and public health actionAn interactive session combini ng theory with practical case studiesWho should attend:This training is in tended for professionals and researchers working in environmental health\, including environmental scientists\, toxicologists\, exposure assessors\, public health specialists\, and epidemiologists. It is also suitable for regulatory staff involved in risk assessment\, as well as graduate or earl y-career researchers seeking practical experience in environmental contami nation\, biomonitoring\, and population health studies.Practical details:P articipants may choose to register for Session 1 only\, Session 2 only\, o r both sessions\, depending on their interests and availability. While eac h session is designed to be attended independently\, participants who atte nd both will benefit from a more comprehensive perspective on methodologic al approaches to environmental health research.Participants will be select ed based on a written application describing their background\, profession al experience\, and motivation.There are no registration fees for this cou rse. It is open to both PARC members and non-members\; however\, priority will be given to applicants from PARC partner institutions.Application dea dline:The application form will remain open until 6 March 2026.How to appl y:Submit your application here. \;For additional details about the cou rse\, please click here.To consult the detailed programme\, please click h ere. X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:PARC is organising a remote training c ourse titled “Pollution and public health: insights fromchlor-alkali emi ssions and trihalomethanes in drinking water”. The course is scientifica lly coordinated by Joan O. Grimalt from the Institute of Environmental Assessment and Water Research (IDAEA)\, Spanish Council for Scientific Research (CSI C) ↗.
The training is organis ed into two distinct but interconnected sessions:
Together\, the two
sessions demonstrate how environmental pollutants are detected and charact
erised\, how human exposure and health effects are investigated\, and how
scientific evidence is generated\, interpreted\, and translated into effec
tive public health action and regulatory decision-making.
What to expect:
Who should attend:
This training is intended for professionals and researchers working in environmental health\, including environmental scientists\, toxicologists\, exposure assessors\, public health specialist s\, and epidemiologists. It is also suitable for regulatory staff involved in risk assessment\, as well as graduate or early-career researchers seek ing practical experience in environmental contamination\, biomonitoring\, and population health studies.
Practical details:
Particip ants may choose to register for Session 1 only\, Session 2 only\, or both sessions\, depending on their interests and availability. While each sessi on is designed to be attended independently\, participants who attend both will benefit from a more comprehensive perspective on methodological appr oaches to environmental health research.
Participants will be selected based on a written application describin g their background\, professional experience\, and motivation.
There are no registration fees for this course. It is open to both PARC members and non-members\; however\, priority will be given to applicants from PARC partner institutions.
Application deadline:
The application form will remain open until 6 March 202 6.
How to apply:
< p style=\"margin-bottom:15px\;\">Submit your application here. \;For additional details about the cours e\, please click here.
To consult the detailed programme\, please cli ck here.
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