Flame retardants were found throughout cruise ship interiors, with some areas showing much higher levels. A new RECETOX and NIVA study explores potential exposure risks for crew and passengers.

A Czech study shows BPA exposure has declined over the past decade, but remains above safe limits. Meanwhile, BPS levels are rising, proving that “BPA-free” products are not risk-free.

A decade-long study from the Czech National Atmospheric Observatory shows that banned pesticides persist in the air decades later, driven by soil re-emission and slow environmental degradation.

RECETOX researchers showed that some flame retardants in car interiors rise up to 700× in summer compared to winter, revealing strong temperature-driven exposure risks for drivers and passengers.

A RECETOX study shows that exposure to toxic polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) in the Czech population decreased between 2011–2020, thanks to laws and cleaner practices.

Discover how MSCA and ERA fellowships empowered two RECETOX researchers to grow as independent scientists, tackle global health challenges, and inspire future scientific careers.

Research Data Day 2025 & EOSC Event in Brno united 200+ experts to discuss AI-ready data, FAIR practices, and the future of European research infrastructures and open science.

RECETOX study finds high flame retardant levels in Skoda car dust. As car use grows, interiors may become a key source of chemical exposure. Simple steps can help reduce your risk.

ATHLETE scientists urged EU policymakers to address chemical exposures harming children’s health and called for stronger regulation and investment in exposome research across Europe.

The latest research of scientists from RECETOX reveals how various fabrics absorb and release harmful aromatic amines (AAs) compounds linked to cancer and other health risks.