1. COPHES team interested in
ENV Integrating environmental and health data to advance knowledge of the role of environment in human health and well-being in support of a European exposome initiative - FP7-ENV-2012-two-stage
In COPHES we recruit children (6-11yrs) and their mothers ( years) focusing  on non invasive biomonitoring with implementation in large scale population monitoring programs relevant for health of children and future generations. Human biomonitoring measures the internal dose in humans as an essential link between environmental exposure and health effect.
EU HBM Framework and Project leader, Ludwine Casteleyn, K.U.Leuven – ECNIS 1+2, NEWGENERIS
Study performance and risk assessment, Marika Kolossa-Gehring, UBA Berlin – GerES, Internatinal network
Quality of biomarker analysis, Argelia Castano, ISCII Madrid & Jürgen Angerer, IPA, Ruhr-Universität-Bochum
Data Analysis and integrated interpretation, Greet Schoeters, VITO - FLEHS, OBELIX,INTARESE
Communication and dissemination, Ovnair Sepai, HPA, London – INTARESE, InTEGRISK and RISKASSETS
Training and capacity building Milena Horvat, JSI, Ljubljana – PHIME & Louis Bloemen, EHSI, The Netherlands
Horizon scanning, Lisbeth E. Knudsen, UCPH Copenhagen – Childrengenonetwork,NewGeneris, Nanotest
Policy support and Coordination, Reinhard Joas, Anke Joas, BIPRO - ESBIO
I added the name of Loius who’s contribution is very important and significant

2. Expected Impacts of a harmonized Human Biomonitoring for future studies
European Dimension
International Dimension WHO, UNEP, …
National Dimension
Better use of resources
Better HBM results
Well targeted policy measures
supported
Environment & Health
benefits
Effective research infrastructure
Network with relevant European
institutions
Flags have only been given for 20 countries, so I suggest to replace it with the above
Support to international initiatives
Improved exchange of knowledge
European standards can be
applied world wide
Global networking
Efficient capacity building
Increased awareness
Well targeted policy measures
supported
Environment & Health
benefits 2