Linking environmental change to human well-being
Mission
Understanding environmental stressors and their impacts on health
To improve understanding of the interactions between environmental stressors, human exposure and health impacts, supporting healthier, more resilient and sustainable communities.
Scientific scope
Research integrates laboratory characterization of toxic and carcinogenic species, mobile and personal exposure monitoring for emerging pollutants, advanced risk assessment using toxicological information, and integration of atmospheric composition time series and spatially-resolved data into epidemiological models for health impact assessment.
APCG develops novel methodologies that support environmental health research, public health planning and evidence-based decision making.
Core capabilities
Connecting environmental exposure with health impacts
APCG combines atmospheric measurements, exposure assessment, toxicological information, spatial analysis and epidemiological applications to support environmental-health research and public health decision making.
Project highlights
Environment and Health projects
Selected APCG projects addressing human exposure, wildfire-related health intelligence, environmental epidemiology and health-oriented atmospheric research.
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Research platform
HSAQ e-shape
Explore Earth Observation-based air-quality and health-risk information supporting urban planning, public health and pollution awareness.
Publication highlights
Recent Environment and Health research
The latest peer-reviewed scientific publications associated with APCG Environment and Health research
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Collaboration opportunities
Collaborate with us on environment and health research
We contribute multidisciplinary expertise spanning atmospheric science, Earth Observation and environmental analytics to collaborative projects addressing public health, climate adaptation and sustainable urban environments.