Building upon the success of the Exposome Moonshot Forum, the 2026 Summit will follow a similar yet enhanced format, combining in-depth keynote presentations by leading experts with interactive breakout sessions designed to bridge scientific insight with real-world application. These sessions will provide participants with practical tools and strategies to contextualize, prioritize, and operationalize the goals and directions identified in the plenary discussions. The Global Exposome Summit 2026 will take place from April 27–29, 2026, and will bring together researchers, policymakers, industry leaders, and community stakeholders dedicated to advancing the understanding of the human exposome and…
The Bordeaux Symposium will convene leading scientists and trainees dedicated to advancing the integration of environmental exposures into research on Alzheimer’s Disease and Related Dementias (AD/ADRD). Drawing on a global network of researchers with complementary expertise in exposomics, data science, and neurodegenerative disease, the meeting provides a powerful foundation for discovery. The symposium will spotlight emerging findings, harmonization efforts, and translational opportunities that link exposomic data to neurodegenerative outcomes. By fostering cross-regional collaboration and expanding international partnerships, the meeting aims to accelerate innovation, strengthen collaborative networks, and chart a global research agenda for understanding and preventing…
The World Conference of Science Journalists (WCSJ) took place at the CSIR International Convention Centre in Pretoria, South Africa from 1–5 December 2025, under the theme “Science journalism and social justice: journalism that builds understanding and resilience.”
The conference was organised by the South African Science Journalists’ Association, with support from the Science Diplomacy Capital for Africa (SDCfA), an initiative of the South African Department of Science, Technology and Innovation (DSTI) and the Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR).
The WCSJ provided science journalists and their stakeholders with an opportunity to interact, share ideas and information, stimulate debate and discussion, and develop solutions on how science journalism can contribute to building resilience in the face of global challenges.
All 58 WCSJ 2025 sessions, presented across four venues on 2, 3, and 4 December 2025, were recorded and made available for post-conference viewing. Delegates who had purchased tickets or received complimentary access were able to sign in using their code to access the recordings. Post-conference full-access subscriptions were also made available for purchase at 510 ZAR (approximately 30 USD, 22.5 British Pounds, 25 Euros, 45 Australian Dollars, or 4,669 Japanese Yen).
Each ticket provided full access to all four live-streamed rooms for one year, allowing participants to continue learning from leading professionals in the science journalism community.
The Exposome Moonshot Forum took place in May 2025 in Washington, D.C., bringing together an international group of scientists, policymakers, funders, technologists, and other stakeholders committed to advancing the field of exposomics. The Forum was designed as a collaborative space to explore how the exposome can be more effectively characterized, governed, and translated into meaningful health and public health outcomes. Central to the meeting were smaller, focused discussions that enabled participants to engage deeply with critical scientific, ethical, and organizational challenges shaping the future of exposome research.
Discussion topics included:
- Roadmap towards the Human Exposome Project
- Exposome & Enabling Technologies
- Exposome & AI
- Exposome & Ethics
- Global Organization of the Exposome Moonshot
Select conversations and talks from the Exposome Moonshot 2025 forum have been archived in the following playlist:
