HBM4EU Vienna conference archive and document guide

This archive brings together material from the Vienna meeting on human biomonitoring and the European HBM4EU initiative. Start here to choose between the conference record, the session timetable, the participant information and the available downloads. Each section has a separate purpose, so visitors can find the document they need without searching through copies of the same welcome page.

Choose a route through the archive

The conference welcome page describes the event held in Vienna on 28 September 2018 and explains the subjects discussed. It preserves the conference context, venue information and links to background materials. For the order of the sessions, named contributors and speaker documents, open the detailed programme.

The HBM4EU background page explains the initiative separately from the one-day meeting. This distinction is important: a project involving research and policy cooperation is not the same thing as its stakeholder conference. The initiative overview provides a starting point for readers who arrive through an older HBM4EU web address.

Available PDF documents

• Marike Kolossa-Gehring: short curriculum vitae. This is the recovered speaker document, not a newly written biography. Use the programme to place the speaker information in its conference setting.
• Human biomonitoring and chemicals regulation: publication information sheet. This is a newly prepared reference sheet for a missing download. It contains the publication citation and access links; it is not the full original journal article.

Understand the historical pages before using them

The registration page records how participation in the 2018 event was organised. It is retained for documentary purposes, not as an invitation to register for a current meeting. The disclaimer page preserves the published event notices and identifies their historical context.

Names, organisational references and contact details in the preserved material relate to the original conference. Their presence here does not establish a current service, an active registration process or an ongoing relationship with this archive. Use the linked primary project sources on the HBM4EU background page when researching the wider initiative.

What has been preserved

Recovered pages retain their original event-specific material and available media. Some historical downloads were not present in the recovered archive. Where a file is missing, its label is retained without presenting it as a working download. The two PDF links above are available, and the publication sheet clearly distinguishes a replacement reference document from an original source.