Prof. Andreas Daiber explains how environmental noise contributes to cardiovascular disease and why it matters for prevention and public health. This masterclass was recorded at the 45th Annual Congress of the Belgian Society of Cardiology (BSC) in January 2026.
Author: TassiloST
Topic 10: Ethics
Lead: UMC-Mainz
Topic 9: EU framework program for research & innovation on environment and health: clustering activities
Lead: UMC-Mainz
Topic 8: Science-policy interfaces
Lead: JMU
Topic 7: Science Communication, Dissemination, Training & Exploitation of Results
Lead: concentris
Topic 6: Project Management
Lead: UMC-Mainz & concentris
Topic 5: Connecting Pollution to Disease: Advanced Bioinformatics and Risk Assessment
Lead: LIH
Topic 4: The molecular level of OMICs: proteomics, metabolomics and epigenomics
Lead: SDU
Topic 3: Computational modeling of Noise/PM lung damage and health effects in the population
Lead: MPI-C Co-Lead: CyI
Topic 2: Human exposure studies on noise and particulate matter effects
Lead: VMU Co-Lead: Swiss-TPH
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