December 16th the Department for Ecology at the Faculty of Ecology and Engineering is organizing a seminar titled “Environment and Human Health: EU Experience”.
The main objective is to provide platform for discussion on opportunities to use European experience in managing issues related to environmental interrelation with human health in domestic practices.
We are cordially inviting everyone to participate and discuss the following:
- European process “Environment and human health”. Tendencies and current research in the field of environment and human health funded by EU.
- Risk factors for human health inflicted by the environment that are acknowledged in the EU. Diseases connected with the environmental influence officially registered in the EU and in Russia.
- Hazardous chemicals and xenobiotics in food and the environment.
- Climate change, climate influence of human health, preventative measures in the EU.
- Environment hygiene. Drinking water quality. Safe water supply.
We are inviting teachers, professors and staff of Nizhnevartovsk State University, professionals working in the field of ecology and environmental management, Bachelor and Master students, PhD students.
Master’s students and PhD candidates doing research on the topic will present their reports. Best reports will be awarded “Best report in the field of correlation between environment and human health”.
The seminar will take place in Nizhnevartovsk, 11 Dzerzhinskogo st., room 304.
Contact persons: Denis Pogonyshev, Head of the Department for Ecology; Irina Pogonysheva, Assistant Professor at the Department for Ecology.
Tel: +7 3466 436586
Email: eco@nvsu.ru
The project “Interaction of environment and human health: Experience of the European Union”, 574826-EPP-1-2016-1-RU-EPPJMO-MODULE, is co-financed by European Commission within the framework of Jean Monnet Actions. The European Commission support for the production of this publication does not constitute an endorsement of the contents which reflects the views only of the authors, and the Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained therein.
