Synergies

Synergies

PARC is a collaborative effort that brings together 200 partners from 29 European countries and aims to develop next-generation approaches to chemical risk assessment to protect human health and the environment. Given its size and scope, PARC aims to play a leading role in European research on chemical risk assessment.

As part of its broader mission, PARC has launched SYNnet – a dedicated network designed to foster cooperation, promote knowledge exchange, and create links with initiatives that share its objectives. SYNnet supports joint research and innovation in chemical risk assessment, with a particular focus on environmental and human health.

Organisations interested in collaborating are encouraged to explore opportunities through SYNnet and contribute to shaping the future of chemical safety in Europe. PARC invites organisations, projects, and scientific communities to join its growing network of collaborators.

Join SYNnet

PARC aims to build an effective network of partners who share its commitment to improving chemical risk assessment and protecting human and environmental health. Organisations interested in joining this network by establishing a collaboration with PARC are invited to complete the following form of interest.

PARC is particularly interested in engaging with a broad range of stakeholders who share a common vision, including:

  • national organisations responsible for chemical risk assessment and safety regulation;
  • European and international organisations focusing on chemical safety and environmental protection;
  • scientific associations and professional societies involved in toxicology, environmental science, human health, and related fields;
  • academic and research institutions working in relevant areas such as chemistry, biology, environmental science, and toxicology;
  • non-governmental organisations (NGOs) and civil society groups focusing on environmental health and chemical safety issues;
  • industry associations and companies involved in the production, use, and disposal of chemicals; and
  • health organisations and medical professionals concerned with the health effects of chemical exposure.

Why partner with PARC?

We are looking for colleagues who share a common vision with us and can get involved in the objectives of PARC, especially:

  • Collaborate with a network of over 200 European partners working on chemical risk assessment at the European and national levels.
  • Gain access to new data, methods, models, and innovative tools for assessing and managing the risks of chemical exposure.
    Join the PARC Open Science community, promoting open and transparent dialogue between scientific and regulatory bodies.
  • Contribute to the development of the EU Chemicals Strategy for Sustainability.

Do you have any questions?

Please feel free to contact Sónia Namorado (INSA, PT; sonia [dot] namoradoatinsa [dot] min-saude [dot] pt (sonia[dot]namorado[at]insa[dot]min-saude[dot]pt)) and Georgios Gkotsis (NKUA, GR; geogkotsisatchem [dot] uoa [dot] gr (geogkotsis[at]chem[dot]uoa[dot]gr)).