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International Society for Environmental Epidemiology (ISEE)
The ISEE Europe Chapter was established by the ISEE Council in March 2012. Its mission is to promote contact between and action by European members of ISEE on matters related to environmental health research, education in environmental epidemiology, and the improvement of public health in Europe. To support the mission, the aims of the Europe Chapter include promoting:
The Europe Chapter includes all 53 European countries currently corresponding to the World Health Organization’s (WHO) European region. All current members of ISEE based in one of those countries are automatically members of the ISEE Europe Chapter unless they opt out. Europe Chapter Bylaws Europe Chapter Action Plan |
News and Events
ICBEN Noise Conference Interested in noise research? Join the 15th Congress on Noise and Health in Denmark, June 14-18 2026. More information here Children's Health Conference Interested in child's health, and how school environments can shape this? Join the 11th Annual Public Health Conference in Cyprus, Oct 7-8 2025. More information here and the program ISEE Special Interest Group on Pesticides and Health Looking to join, contact Konstantinos Makris ISEE Special Interest Group on Noise and Health This new Special Interest Group on Noise and Health will be in collaboration with the International Commission on the Biological Effects of Noise. Contact Danielle Vienneau if interested. ISEE Special Interest Group on Climate Change and Health For those interested in joining, reach out to Kurt Straif. We have a new European Councilor Congratulations to Bénédicte Jacquemin who has been elected as the European Councilor for ISEE! All members welcome on monthly ISEE Europe Chapter calls! Want to contribute to your Chapter's activities? Come join our ISEE Europe Chapter monthly calls. Contact Elaine Fuertes for information. New joint ERS - ISEE membership Join both societies and get a discount on yearly memberships. Funding for Climate and Health Wellcome has announced the ‘Climate and Health Award: Advancing climate mitigation solutions with health co-benefits in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs)', with grants of up to 2 million. |