From Exposome Knowledge to Collaborative Action
OUR AREAS OF WORK


Evidence and Landscape Mapping
Identify and synthesize exposome-related evidence, research capabilities and knowledge gaps relevant to Vietnam.
Research Readiness and Methods
Support the development of research questions, study concepts, exposure assessment approaches and responsible data frameworks.
Education and Capability Building
Develop accessible resources, professional dialogue, workshops and multidisciplinary knowledge exchange around exposome concepts and methods.
Collaboration and Evidence Translation
Connect expertise and institutions to develop credible collaborative opportunities and translate exposome knowledge into research and prevention.
What We Are Developing
SCIENTIFIC FOCUS
Combined and Cumulative Exposures
Timing and Life Stages
Biological Response and Susceptibility
Prevention and Population Health
How exposures before birth, during childhood, working life and later life may have different or lasting effects.
How external influences interact with biological processes and why responses differ across individuals and populations.
How improved understanding of exposures can support healthier environments, risk reduction and more context-sensitive prevention.
How multiple exposures interact and accumulate rather than acting independently.
Key Questions Across the Life Course
Across our work, we are particularly interested in how exposures combine, accumulate and change over time, and how their effects may differ across populations and settings.
RESPONSIBLE DEVELOPMENT


Our current activities may include evidence reviews, landscape studies, research-priority discussions, educational resources, multidisciplinary workshops, feasibility work and the development of collaborative research concepts.
Any future activity involving human participants, biological materials or identifiable health data will be undertaken through appropriate institutional, ethical and governance arrangements.
From Questions to Credible Projects
Explore a Potential Collaboration
We welcome dialogue with partners interested in developing exposome-related evidence, capability and research in Vietnam.
