Advisory boards
Scientific and Ethical Advisory Board (SEAB)
The Scientific and Ethical advisory Board (SEAB) is an external consultative body which is formed to ensure and improve the scientific performance and the quality of results of MARKOPOLO. The SEAB advises the General Assembly (GA) and the Project Management Office (PMO) upon request, and provides non-binding advice as decision making support. Members of the SEAB are cordially invited to attend the annual GA meetings in order to monitor the progress within each work packages, assess the scientific quality, and to provide critique and feedback, but do not have a right to vote. The SEAB will also consider and mention any ethical issues which may require stronger attention.
Charlotte Clark
Psychologist & Professor of Environmental Epidemiology at St George’s University of London, UK; President of International Commission on the Biological Effects of NoiseSee ProfileFlemming R. Cassee
Chief Science Officer & Senior Scientific Advisor, RIVM (Dutch National Institute for Public Health and the Environment)See profileMark R. Miller
Reader in Air Pollution and Health, University of EdinburghSee profilePrateek Singh
CEO & Founder of FinnadvanceSee profileAndras Dinnyes
Founder and Director of BioTalentum Ltd.See profileConstantine Dovrolis
Director of Computational Science and Technology Research Center at The Cyprus InstituteSee profile
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