
From Brussels to Stockholm: CHIASMA helps shape the Legacy of SSbD Projects
The CHIASMA Project was one of the supporting projects of the Workshop on SSbD Project Legacy, organised by the PINK Project and held in Brussels on 3 – 4 November 2026; …

The CHIASMA Project was one of the supporting projects of the Workshop on SSbD Project Legacy, organised by the PINK Project and held in Brussels on 3 – 4 November 2026; …

NMBU is based in Ås, Norway, and combines education and research in veterinary medicine and related biomedical disciplines. As Norway’s only institution educating veterinarians, …

The Institute of Occupational Medicine (IOM) is an independent organisation with over five decades of expertise in occupational and environmental health.. …

NovaMechanics Ltd is a research and innovation SME based in Cyprus specialising in computational modelling, cheminformatics and nanoinformatics, data analytics, machine learning and the development of scientific software. …

Find the CHIASMA Partners and see their presentations at the following events: …

CHIASMA Partners have presented their research results to a number of different expert communities: …

Mike Burgum of Swansea University has secured this year’s UKEMS Young Scientist Award with his research on ‘Applying new-approach methodologies to the genotoxicity testing of ‘forever chemicals’’, conducted as part of the CHIASMA Project.

Researchers of the CHIASMA Partners NovaMechanics (NovaM) and University of Birmingham (UoB) have published a paper entitled ‘MicroPlasticTox and EffectFactorCalc web applications: life cycle impact assessment of microplastic pollution across freshwater, marine and terrestrial ecosystems via the Enalos cloud platform’.

IUF – Leibniz Research Institute for Environmental Medicine is an independent, non-profit research institute based in Düsseldorf, Germany. IUF has been a member of the Leibniz Association since 2011. The institute is jointly funded by the federal and state governments …

FUTURE SCIENCE – Das Ende der Tierversuche? explores the transition towards human-relevant, technology-enabled research and safety assessment.