Heidelberg, 05.06.2024
Science meets Policy: A dialogue on plastic pollution, climate change and antimicrobial resistance
On June 5th, 2024 the TULIP Consortium organised a Heidelberg University a “Research-to-Policy”, dialogue on platic pollution related topics.
EU TULIP partners and invited experts explored the challenges and links between microplastic pollution, antimicrobial resistance and climate change and analyses their impact on aquatic ecosystems and human health. In a lively panel discussion, obstacles and innovative solutions in the areas of policy, community engagement and social innovation have been shared.
Before the TULIP-RESEARCH-TO-POLICY event started the TULIP consortium organised a first in-person TULIP workshop to organise the tasks in the different EU Work Packages. Additionally the media team performed interviews of the workpackage leads. Based on the interviews the media team created a short TULIP-project video: TULIP
SEE THE FULL EVENT AT:
The TULIP Consoritum
Brussels, 20.02.2024
Prof Dr Joacim Rocklöv from the University of Heidelberg in Germany is presenting as consortium leader the EU Tulip Project in Brussels
“Community-based engagement and intervenTions to stem the tide of antimicrobial resistance spread in the aqUatic environments catalysed by cLImate change and Plastic pollution interactions”
HORIZON-HLTH-2023-ENVHLTH-02 – Environment and health 101136659
High Level Confernce organised by the
European Commission
Research Perspectives on the Health Impacts of Climate Change.
Photo: Marina Treskova
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Dr Marina Treskova (photo to the right) from the University of Heidelberg in Germany won the first poster prize for the EU Tulip Project in Brussels
“Community-based engagement and intervenTions to stem the tide of antimicrobial resistance spread in the aqUatic environments catalysed by cLImate change and Plastic pollution interactions”
HORIZON-HLTH-2023-ENVHLTH-02 – Environment and health 101136659
High Level Confernce organised by the
European Commission
Research Perspectives on the Health Impacts of Climate Change.
This fist little success shows the dedication of the TULIP consortium leading team!
Congratulations Marina & Consortium!
Photo: Joacim Rocklöv