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Research Perspectives on the Health Impacts of Climate Change
FEB
Mon
19
FEB
Tue
20

This was 1 year ago

Location

Brussels

Charlemagne building
Wetstraat 170
1040 Brussels
Programmes
Health Missions

This conference, organised by the Commission, will bring together climate change & health researchers, funders and policymakers to reflect on the current challenges and needs for research in this area. Additionally, the conference will support the launch of a strategic research and innovation agenda identifying the priority topics for the years to come.

The conference will focus on four themes:
- Short and long-term impacts from climate change
- Climate change in the context of other environmental stressors
- Climate change and the health sector
- A global research agenda on climate change and health

The conference will also include an exhibition space. Information on calls for poster submissions will be available soon.

Registration is not open yet. You can already show your interest through pre-registration
More information, the detailed agenda and registration (coming soon) on the dedicated Commission webpage.

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