The LEARN project consortium gathered this morning to celebrate its 3rd General Assembly, held online this time, one year and a half after its kick-off.
The different work packages presented their progress and planned actions for the next six months regarding pilot studies at schools, indoor air quality monitoring, novel UFPs and VOCs sensors, advanced in vitro models and biosensors, air remediation and the LEARN data hub.
How is the LEARN project progressing?
- The first pilot study is currently running at a school in Belgium
- Progress has been made in the development of VOCs sensors
- The development of UFP sensors has already started
- The skin-on-a-chip model is ready to test particles recovered from air sampling
- The in vitro multisensing strategy is progressing
- The C. elegans model is now fully characterised
- The FAIR data management is also progressing
The LEARN project is a Horizon Europe project meant to monitor and evaluate indoor air quality at schools around Europe and its impact on children’s health. Our main goal is to develop and deploy novel sensors that can detect possibly harmful air pollutants, as well as advanced biosensors and optimised air remediation strategies. Find out more about our EU-funded project!
