The new Horizon Europe project, FHERITALE - Food, Health and Environment Research Infrastructures to Tackle Emerging Priorities, kicked off in January 2024 at a meeting in Florence. The FHERITALE project seeks to provide the European research community with a comprehensive overview of technologies and services relevant to understanding the impact of artificial materials on health, food and the environment., kicked off in January 2024 at a meeting in Florence. The FHERITALE project seeks to provide the European research community with a comprehensive overview of technologies and services relevant to understanding the impact of artificial materials on health, food and the environment. Launched on January 16-17, 2024, the project brings together four ESFRI research infrastructures to deliver a rundown of what the research community requires to investigate the aforementioned impacts. 

FHERITALE's objectives include analysing the current landscape of available services, also beyond its partnership, identifying gaps, and engaging with stakeholders in the research community. 

Through ongoing communication, the project aims to enhance existing catalogs, point out technological gaps and facilitate a holistic assessment of the impact of artificial materials on health and the environment. 

Link to project factsheet