Partners
Natural science
Institut Jožef Stefan (koordinator)
The Jožef Stefan Institute (JSI) is a key research partner in the MultiPart project, contributing expertise in the fields of environmental science, advanced analytical methods, nanotechnology, modeling/UI, human biomonitoring, and participatory research. The role of IJS includes project coordination, development of innovative tools, assessment of the impact of environmental pollutants on health, and promoting community involvement for improved decision-making in anthropogenically altered environments.
MEIS d.o.o.
MEIS d.o.o. is a key partner in the MultiPart project, contributing its expertise to the development of an integrated ecosystem of big data on the environment, health, and well-being. MEIS is responsible for creating a database that will enable the exchange of information between different working groups within the project. This database is crucial for comprehensive processing and integration of collected data, which is essential for effective research work. MEIS will specifically address the database of measured and simulated environmental data, ensuring that it is organized chronologically and spatially, and will develop tools for comparison with EU directives on air quality.
Aerosol Magee Scientific d.o.o.
Podjetje Aerosol Magee Scientific d.o.o. je partner v projektu MultiPart, ki prispeva svoje strokovno znanje na področju spremljanja kakovosti zunanjega in notranjega zraka. Podjetje je vključeno v nalogo 4.2, ki se osredotoča na celovito karakterizacijo ravni onesnaženosti zunanjega in notranjega zraka.
IOS d.o.o.
IOS d.o.o. is a partner in the MultiPart project, contributing expertise in the development of photonic nano-sensors for detecting stress biomarkers. These sensors will be used to detect biomarkers such as dopamine, serotonin, and cortisol.
Technological innovation and development
Alpacem Cement d.d.
Podjetje Alpacem Cement d.d. upravlja cementarno v Anhovem. V projektu MultiPart aktivno sodeluje pri zmanjševanju emisij onesnaževal in spremljanju kakovosti zraka. Podjetje uvaja nove tehnologije za zmanjšanje emisij in ocenjuje učinkovitost teh tehnologij.
Medicine and environmental health
University of Ljubljana, Faculty of Medicine
The Medical Faculty of the University of Ljubljana (UL-MF) contributes to the MultiPart project by assessing the health status of population groups. This includes identifying factors of well-being and mental health in relation to social-demographic and psychological characteristics, lifestyle, community, and environmental data, and other stressors.
Psychology
University of Ljubljana, Faculty of Philosophy
The Faculty of Philosophy, University of Ljubljana (FF-UL) leads activities in the MultiPart project that include the establishment of a participatory research platform. This platform encourages dialogue and cooperation among academia, citizens, industry, policymakers, and other stakeholders. FF-UL also participates in surveys and workshops aimed at understanding and addressing the environmental and health concerns of the local community.
Social science
Znanstveno-raziskovalni center Slovenske akademije znanosti in umetnosti, ZRC-SAZU
The Research Centre of the Slovenian Academy of Sciences and Arts (ZRC SAZU) is leading activities related to the establishment of a participatory research platform in the MultiPart project. This platform encourages dialogue and cooperation among academia, citizens, industry, policymakers, and other stakeholders. ZRC SAZU also participates in organizing workshops aimed at addressing environmental and health concerns of the local community.
Communication and education
International postgraduate school Jožef Stefan
The International Doctoral School Jožef Stefan (MPŠ) contributes to the training of participants, building competencies, organizing workshops, and implementing awareness-raising activities in the MultiPart project.