The OHSI &\; ISES Europe Workshop 2026 ↗ is jointly organised by the Occupational Hygie ne Society of Ireland (OHSI) and the European Chapter of the International Society of Exposure Science (ISES Europe). The workshop will bring togeth er researchers\, occupational hygienists\, exposure scientists\, policymak ers\, regulators\, and industry professionals to discuss current research and practical challenges in the intersecting fields of occupational hygien e and exposure science. The event is organised under the theme “ Prevention is Better than the Cure”\, highlighting the importan ce of proactive approaches to exposure assessment and health protection.&n bsp\;
PARC will contribute to the workshop by showcasing research th at advances exposure science and supports next-generation chemical risk as sessment in Europe. \;PARC will share innovative approaches for under standing human and environmental exposures\, strengthening the scientific evidence base for health protection and regulatory decision-making. A spec ial session on how PARC communication contributes to shaping chemical risk assessment and policy will be chaired by Sónia Namorado and Aglaia Kouts odimou. \;
Extending the Characterization of the Human Chem ical Exposome: Optimizing HRMS SS/NTS Approaches for Maternal Milk Profili ng presented by Corentin Huet (INRAE\, France) \;
Appl ying the FAIR Principles to Personal Exposure and Health Data present ed by Stijn Bakken (VITO\, Belgium)
The PEH Data Platform: Enabl ing Harmonized\, FAIR Personal Exposure and Health Data presented by Stijn Bakken (VITO\, Belgium)
Overview of results generated in t he PARC task integrative risk assessment\, Harmonized integrative exposure and risk assessment workflows in the Monte Carlo Risk Assessment (MCRA) p latform\, Ongoing case study for occupational exposure to mixtures using t he MCRA software and Advancing towards integrative risk assessmen t with a focus on the application of human biomonitoring data present ed by Hannah McKeon (RIVM\, Netherlands)
Characterising The Huma n Perinatal Chemical Exposome With Innovative Suspect and Non-Targeted Scr eening: Results From The PARC EU Interlaboratory Trial and Real-Case Study presented by Tarek Moufawad (INRAE\, France)
\;Are sk i waxes a relevant \;source of PFAS exposure for the \;general p opulation? presented by Natalie von Goetz
\;Science-to -Policy in Action: Strengthening Regulatory Impact and Innovation in PARC presented by Maria Uhl (EAA\, Austria)
Comparative Evaluati on of Non-Targeted Screening Workflows for Occupational Exposure: results from a European Interlaboratory Study under PARC\, presented by Banin ia Habchi (INRS\, France)
From interlaboratory alignment to work er exposure assessment: identifying chemical exposure signatures using Sus pect and Non-Targeted Screening under a common SOP\, presented by Ban inia Habchi (INRS\, France)
Characterizing the human chemical ex posure to contaminants of emerging concern with a combined targeted and no n-targeted analytical workflow applied to hair: a real case study from the PARC EU project\, presented by Tina Kosjek (IJS\, Slovenia)
Advancing communication\, collaboration and awareness wit hin the European Partnership for the Assessment of Risks from Chemicals presented by Maria João Silva (INSA\, Portugal)
Citizens’ perceptions of chemical risks: Evidence from European focus groups - Speci al session “How PARC Communication Contributes to Shape Chemical Risk As sessment and Policy” presented by Ana Virgolino (ISAMB\, Portugal)< /p>
From Evidence to Impact: Communicating Science in a European Par tnership presented by Roser Gasol (EEA)
Insights from Chemi cal Risk Communicators: Results of the PARC Pilot Survey presented by Urška Kolar (NIJZ\, Slovenia)
Overview of results generated in the PARC task integrative risk assessment\, Harmonized integrative exposu re and risk assessment workflows in the Monte Carlo Risk Assessment (MCRA) platform\, Ongoing case study for occupational exposure to mixtures using the MCRA software and Advancing Pesticide Mixture Risk Assessmen t Using Human Biomonitoring Data from the European SPRINT Project pre sented by Hannah McKeon (R IVM\,
Ful l scientific program is available HERE. \; ↗
The workshop also provides an excellent oppor tunity to engage with the broader European exposure science community and foster synergies with related initiatives. The OHSI &\; ISES Europe Wor kshop 2026 offers a valuable opportunity to exchange scientific knowledge\ , build collaborations\, and discuss emerging challenges in occupational h ygiene and exposure science.
X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:TRUE DTSTAMP:20261025T055113Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6add98d155da6 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260611 SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260612 SUMMARY:Prevention is Better than the Cure - Occupational Hygiene Society o f Ireland and the European Chapter of the International Society of Exposur e Science Workshop 2026 CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:The OHSI &\; ISES Europe Workshop 2026 ↗ is jointly organi sed by the Occupational Hygiene Society of Ireland (OHSI) and the European Chapter of the International Society of Exposure Science (ISES Europe). T he workshop will bring together researchers\, occupational hygienists\, ex posure scientists\, policymakers\, regulators\, and industry professionals to discuss current research and practical challenges in the intersecting fields of occupational hygiene and exposure science. The event is organise d under the theme “Prevention is Better than the Cure”\, highlighting the importance of proactive approaches to exposure assessment and health p rotection. \;PARC will contribute to the workshop by showcasing resear ch that advances exposure science and supports next-generation chemical ri sk assessment in Europe. \;PARC will share innovative approaches for understanding human and environmental exposures\, strengthening the scient ific evidence base for health protection and regulatory decision-making. A special session on how PARC communication contributes to shaping chemical risk assessment and policy will be chaired by Sónia Namorado and Aglaia Koutsodimou. \;Extending the Characterization of the Human Chemical E xposome: Optimizing HRMS SS/NTS Approaches for Maternal Milk Profiling pre sented by Corentin Huet (INRAE\, France) \;Applying the FAIR Principl es to Personal Exposure and Health Data presented by Stijn Bakken (VITO\, Belgium)The PEH Data Platform: Enabling Harmonized\, FAIR Personal Exposur e and Health Data presented by Stijn Bakken (VITO\, Belgium)Overview of re sults generated in the PARC task integrative risk assessment\, Harmonized integrative exposure and risk assessment workflows in the Monte Carlo Risk Assessment (MCRA) platform\, Ongoing case study for occupational exposure to mixtures using the MCRA software and Advancing towards integrative ris k assessment with a focus on the application of human biomonitoring data p resented by Hannah McKeon (RIVM\, Netherlands)Characterising The Human Per inatal Chemical Exposome With Innovative Suspect and Non-Targeted Screenin g: Results From The PARC EU Interlaboratory Trial and Real-Case Study pres ented by Tarek Moufawad (INRAE\, France) \;Are ski waxes a relevant &n bsp\;source of PFAS exposure for the \;general population? presented by Natalie von Goetz \;Science-to-Policy in Action: Strengthening Regu latory Impact and Innovation in PARC presented by Maria Uhl (EAA\, Austria )Comparative Evaluation of Non-Targeted Screening Workflows for Occupation al Exposure: results from a European Interlaboratory Study under PARC\, pr esented by Baninia Habchi (INRS\, France)From interlaboratory alignment to worker exposure assessment: identifying chemical exposure signatures usin g Suspect and Non-Targeted Screening under a common SOP\, presented by Ban inia Habchi (INRS\, France)Characterizing the human chemical exposure to c ontaminants of emerging concern with a combined targeted and non-targeted analytical workflow applied to hair: a real case study from the PARC EU pr oject\, presented by Tina Kosjek (IJS\, Slovenia)Sustaining science-to-pol icy communication beyond PARC: National Hubs as enduring policy interfaces \, presented by Tamás Szigeti (NCPHP\, Hungary)Advancing communication\, collaboration and awareness within the European Partnership for the Assess ment of Risks from Chemicals presented by Maria João Silva (INSA\, Portug al)Citizens’ perceptions of chemical risks: Evidence from European focus groups - Special session “How PARC Communication Contributes to Shape C hemical Risk Assessment and Policy” presented by Ana Virgolino (ISAMB\, Portugal)From Evidence to Impact: Communicating Science in a European Part nership presented by Roser Gasol (EEA)Insights from Chemical Risk Communic ators: Results of the PARC Pilot Survey presented by Urška Kolar (NIJZ\, Slovenia)Overview of results generated in the PARC task integrative risk a ssessment\, Harmonized integrative exposure and risk assessment workflows in the Monte Carlo Risk Assessment (MCRA) platform\, Ongoing case study fo r occupational exposure to mixtures using the MCRA software and Advancing Pesticide Mixture Risk Assessment Using Human Biomonitoring Data from the European SPRINT Project presented by Hannah McKeon (RIVM\, Full scientific program is available HERE. \; ↗The workshop also provides an excell ent opportunity to engage with the broader European exposure science commu nity and foster synergies with related initiatives. The OHSI &\; ISES E urope Workshop 2026 offers a valuable opportunity to exchange scientific k nowledge\, build collaborations\, and discuss emerging challenges in occup ational hygiene and exposure science. X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:The OHSI &\; ISES Europe Workshop 2026 ↗ is jointly organised by the Occupational Hygie ne Society of Ireland (OHSI) and the European Chapter of the International Society of Exposure Science (ISES Europe). The workshop will bring togeth er researchers\, occupational hygienists\, exposure scientists\, policymak ers\, regulators\, and industry professionals to discuss current research and practical challenges in the intersecting fields of occupational hygien e and exposure science. The event is organised under the theme “ Prevention is Better than the Cure”\, highlighting the importan ce of proactive approaches to exposure assessment and health protection.&n bsp\;
PARC will contribute to the workshop by showcasing research th at advances exposure science and supports next-generation chemical risk as sessment in Europe. \;PARC will share innovative approaches for under standing human and environmental exposures\, strengthening the scientific evidence base for health protection and regulatory decision-making. A spec ial session on how PARC communication contributes to shaping chemical risk assessment and policy will be chaired by Sónia Namorado and Aglaia Kouts odimou. \;
Extending the Characterization of the Human Chem ical Exposome: Optimizing HRMS SS/NTS Approaches for Maternal Milk Profili ng presented by Corentin Huet (INRAE\, France) \;
Appl ying the FAIR Principles to Personal Exposure and Health Data present ed by Stijn Bakken (VITO\, Belgium)
The PEH Data Platform: Enabl ing Harmonized\, FAIR Personal Exposure and Health Data presented by Stijn Bakken (VITO\, Belgium)
Overview of results generated in t he PARC task integrative risk assessment\, Harmonized integrative exposure and risk assessment workflows in the Monte Carlo Risk Assessment (MCRA) p latform\, Ongoing case study for occupational exposure to mixtures using t he MCRA software and Advancing towards integrative risk assessmen t with a focus on the application of human biomonitoring data present ed by Hannah McKeon (RIVM\, Netherlands)
Characterising The Huma n Perinatal Chemical Exposome With Innovative Suspect and Non-Targeted Scr eening: Results From The PARC EU Interlaboratory Trial and Real-Case Study presented by Tarek Moufawad (INRAE\, France)
\;Are sk i waxes a relevant \;source of PFAS exposure for the \;general p opulation? presented by Natalie von Goetz
\;Science-to -Policy in Action: Strengthening Regulatory Impact and Innovation in PARC presented by Maria Uhl (EAA\, Austria)
Comparative Evaluati on of Non-Targeted Screening Workflows for Occupational Exposure: results from a European Interlaboratory Study under PARC\, presented by Banin ia Habchi (INRS\, France)
From interlaboratory alignment to work er exposure assessment: identifying chemical exposure signatures using Sus pect and Non-Targeted Screening under a common SOP\, presented by Ban inia Habchi (INRS\, France)
Characterizing the human chemical ex posure to contaminants of emerging concern with a combined targeted and no n-targeted analytical workflow applied to hair: a real case study from the PARC EU project\, presented by Tina Kosjek (IJS\, Slovenia)
Advancing communication\, collaboration and awareness wit hin the European Partnership for the Assessment of Risks from Chemicals presented by Maria João Silva (INSA\, Portugal)
Citizens’ perceptions of chemical risks: Evidence from European focus groups - Speci al session “How PARC Communication Contributes to Shape Chemical Risk As sessment and Policy” presented by Ana Virgolino (ISAMB\, Portugal)< /p>
From Evidence to Impact: Communicating Science in a European Par tnership presented by Roser Gasol (EEA)
Insights from Chemi cal Risk Communicators: Results of the PARC Pilot Survey presented by Urška Kolar (NIJZ\, Slovenia)
Overview of results generated in the PARC task integrative risk assessment\, Harmonized integrative exposu re and risk assessment workflows in the Monte Carlo Risk Assessment (MCRA) platform\, Ongoing case study for occupational exposure to mixtures using the MCRA software and Advancing Pesticide Mixture Risk Assessmen t Using Human Biomonitoring Data from the European SPRINT Project pre sented by Hannah McKeon (R IVM\,
Ful l scientific program is available HERE. \; ↗
The workshop also provides an excellent oppor tunity to engage with the broader European exposure science community and foster synergies with related initiatives. The OHSI &\; ISES Europe Wor kshop 2026 offers a valuable opportunity to exchange scientific knowledge\ , build collaborations\, and discuss emerging challenges in occupational h ygiene and exposure science.
X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:TRUE DTSTAMP:20261025T055113Z END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR