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Human Ecosystems

Studying how the environment impacts human health

Recent technological advances, both experimental and computational, make it possible to address key questions that will bring a quantitative, mechanistic, and molecular understanding of environmental effects on human biology. Human Ecosystems research and services at EMBL aim to arrive at a molecular understanding of how we interact with our physical, biological, and social environments to identify avenues for the mitigation and treatment of disease.

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EMBL-EBI representatives attend the Exposome Moonshot Forum, Washington DC

The Exposome Moonshot Forum in Washington DC on the 12th – 15th of May 2025 saw an international network of stakeholders gather for a four day event at the John Hopkin’s Bloomberg Centre for a series of plenary and small working group discussions to develop plans for future exposome…


Human Ecosystems Retreat 2025

We were delighted to host this year’s Human Ecosystems Retreat at European Bioinformatics Institute | EMBL-EBI. The retreat brought together our service and research teams to share recent work, explore new collaborations, and plan our next steps in identifying gene x environment interactions…







Searching Gene x Environment in the GWAS Catalog

The GWAS Catalog The GWAS Catalog provides an archival and search service for detailed and richly-annotated data from human genome-wide association studies (GWAS). These data can be searched, browsed, visualised and downloaded on the website (https://www.ebi.ac.uk/gwas/). The Catalog includes…


Barcelona Exposome Symposium: Building a Collaborative Research Community

For the first time, institutions across the Barcelona area gathered for the Barcelona Exposome Symposium, an event on the 25th September 2024 designed to promote collaboration within the growing exposome research community. The exposome is the integrated compilation of all the physical, chemical,…


 EMBL joins the Earth, Brain and Health Commision

We are delighted to announce that Cornelius Gross, Interim Head of EMBL Rome, has joined the Earth, Brain and Health Commission. In partnership with Nature Mental Health, the commission aims to bring together an interdisciplinary group of world-class leaders to develop cutting edge and…

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