Public deliverables

This report summarizes the ethical approval for mouse studies included in the work programme of MARKOPOLO.

The report summarizes progress in assessing individual exposure to ultrafine particles (UFP) and other air pollutants through extensive monitoring campaigns, historical data compilation, and the development of high-resolution exposure models.

This study develops the KM-OP chemical kinetics model to quantify the oxidative potential of particulate matter and its effects on ROS production and antioxidant depletion. The model successfully reproduces laboratory and European field measurements and identifies secondary organic aerosol (SOA) as the main contributor to antioxidant-based oxidative potential, while Cu primarily drives H₂O₂ production.

The deliverable 11.1 focuses on the collection and integration of existing data provided by various partners of the consortium in the context of particulate matter and noise exposure in murine models. Additionally, the document provides a list of biomarkers drawn from literature.

This document provides a comprehensive overview of the fully developed, GDPR-conform MARKOPOLO project website.

This document outlines the progress of cross-project working groups and other collaborative efforts within the MARKOPOLO project. It provides an overview of key activities from joint initiatives implemented during the first 12 months of the project. The report also highlights planned next steps to strengthen synergies and ensure continued alignment with the project’s strategic objectives.

Deliverable 21.2 covers the development of a unified visual identity and web portal for the ExpoHealthNet cluster, bringing together seven projects on environmental stressors and noncommunicable diseases.

The Cluster Brochure includes a summary of the ExpoHealthNet Cluster, its purpose and expected outcomes, as well as an overview of each project within the Cluster, with links to their respective websites.

Deliverable D21.8 reports on the development and preparation of the first ExpoHealthNet (EHN) Cluster newsletter, designed as a joint communication and dissemination tool to support the visibility, outreach, and stakeholder engagement activities of the ExpoHealthNet Cluster. The newsletter brings together contributions from the seven Horizon Europe projects addressing the impact of environmental stressors on non-communicable diseases and provides coordinated updates on scientific progress, policy activities, publications, events, and cluster synergies.

The policy brief highlights the growing evidence on the health impacts of ultrafine particles (UFPs) and calls for their consideration in the ongoing review of EU air quality standards. It presents four legally grounded policy options and emphasizes the importance of establishing robust UFP monitoring and modelling before the EU’s 2030 review of air quality legislation.