The InChildHealth project was happy to host the annual IDEAL cluster 2024 meeting at Aalto University campus in Finland, Thanks to all the in-person and online participants for the fruitful discussions on Indoor Air Quality and Health Research with the European Health and Digital Executive Agency (HaDEA), KHEALTHinAIR EU Project, TWINAIR, InChildHealth, LEARN Project, EDIAQI EU, INQUIRE and SynAir-G.
Clara Pogner is the PI for AIT Austrian Institute of Technology and leading the WP4 Technology development and mitigation strategies which focuses on: Development, assessment and deployment of cost-effective and user-friendly monitoring devices, control strategies, and devices to facilitate a user-friendly alert system that can influence social behaviour Development and deployment of novel technologies to improve indoor environmental quality to …
Did you know that we are starting sampling in 4 countries? We are monitoring the air quality in places where primary school children spend their time. This will help us understand what children are exposed to in their daily life. Stay tuned for more news!
Stephan Dasen is a project manager and communication systems engineer, together with a team of highly skilled engineers and technicians, provides wearable sensors allowing to monitor the health status as well as the activity of asthmatic children. Working in CSEM, he is responsible for the wearable sensors under the InChildHealth Project.
Over 40 members of the InChildHealth consortium convened in Lisbon, Portugal for the hybrid consortium meeting held in Lisbon, Portugal. During the week a lot of brainstorming and discussion went into adding the final touches to the sampling strategy for the Tier0 and Tier1 sampling campaigns, and reviewing the standard operating procedures (SOPs) for sampling. This meeting was hosted at …
Did you know that H&TRC – Health and Technology Research Center has a massive expertise in microbiologic agents exposure, mainly in indoor air environmental, as well as, occupational environments? These four researchers – Carla Viegas, Marina Almeida-Silva, Edna Ribeiro and Liliana Aranha Caetano – will collaborate in several WP from the InChildHealth Project and also in IDEAL Cluster.
CSEM (Centre Suisse d’Electronique et de Microtechnique) is a Swiss Research and Technology Organisation. It creates value through future innovative solution for health monitoring. CSEM is active in two major technological developments for the consortium. Wearable Sensors Stephan Dasen, project manager and communication systems engineer, together with a team of highly skilled engineers and technicians, provides wearable sensors allowing to …
Carla Viegas is the Principal investigator for H&TRC – Health and Technology Research Center, Escola Superior de Tecnologia da Saúde de Lisboa, Politécnico de Lisboa.
Meet Heidi Salonen the consortium leader
Aalto University (Finland) is the leading organization of the InChildHealth consortium. The Aalto Team is directly contributing to source exposure identification and the field campaign (WP2), developing mitigation strategies (WP4), citizen of science (WP6), and communication (WP7). Professor Heidi Salonen is the consortium leader of the InChildHealth Project. She overviews the smooth proceedings of this project. Tuija Heikura is the …
