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08 Dec Co-Designing Sustainable School Spaces in Athens: MI-TRAP Contributes to a Collaborative Educational Workshop

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On 4 December 2025, the Co-Design Workshop on Sustainable Educational Spaces with Nature-Based Solutions (NBS) took place at the 21st Primary School of Athens “Lela Karagianni”. The workshop was coordinated by the Politecnico di Milano, in collaboration with the Municipality of Athens, NCSR Demokritos, the...

01 Dec Co-Design Workshop on Sustainable Educational Spaces Using Nature-Based Solutions

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As part of its commitment to advancing citizen-centred environmental governance, MI-TRAP is supporting the organisation of a Co-Design Workshop on Sustainable Educational Spaces with Nature-Based Solutions, taking place on Thursday, 4 December 2025, in Athens. The workshop is jointly organised in the framework of the MI-TRAP...

26 Nov Policy Recommendations Workshop on Transport Emissions 2025

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Brussels | 10 December 2025 The PAREMPI and EASVOLEE projects will organise the Transport Emissions – Policy Recommendations Workshop 2025, on Wednesday, 10 December 2025 in Brussels, Belgium. Since 2023, these projects have investigated how transport emissions contribute to air pollution, with a focus on secondary PM2.5 formation from transport sources. Through measurement campaigns...

06 Nov MI-TRAP at ENoLL Open Living Lab Days 2025 in Andorra

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Andorra la Vella | 30 September - 3 October 2025 On October 1st, 2025, Georgia Tseva, Research Associate at Amaranthus, presented “The MI-TRAP International Living Lab Approach” during the ENoLL Open Living Lab Days 2025 in Andorra la Vella. The presentation took place in a vibrant...

15 Oct Blog | What Ships Leave Behind: Measuring Ultrafine Particles in the Port of Rotterdam

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by Stepan Hornik Postdoc and Juliane Fry, members of the MI-TRAP Rotterdam team Kostas Eleftheriadis, Stepan Hornik, and Julie Fry, visiting the Statenweg traffic site in Rotterdam Welcome to Europe’s Largest PortWelcome to Rotterdam, Netherlands, welcome to the largest European port and one of the largestports worldwide....

15 Sep Blog |Seeing the Unseen: How nanoDUST’s AirPN10 and MI-TRAP Are Tackling Ultrafine Air Pollution

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by Dr. Florian Hüwe , Founder and Managing Director of nanoDUST GmbH The Hidden Danger in the Air We Breathe Every breath we take contains millions of particles invisible to the naked eye. For this reason, regulators and scientists have monitored PM10 and PM2.5, two categories of...

28 Jul Blog | A Closer Look at Nanoparticle Deposition in the Lungs and Brain

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by Eleftheria Chalvatzaki, Sofia Eirini Chatoutsidouand Mihalis Lazaridis (School of Chemical and Environmental Engineering, Technical University of Crete) People are exposed to ultrafine particles every day. Traffic emissions from vehicle exhaust is a common source of ultrafine particles in urban environments. Exposure to airborne particles is...

17 Jun Blog | How MI-TRAP is using AI to model traffic, air pollution and noise levels in the pilot cities

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by Laura Gualda, Ramandeep Singh and Constantinos Antoniou (TUM) Have you ever walked past a busy road with apartment buildings on both sides and wondered how the people living in these buildings cope with the constant noise and air pollution? If not, take a moment to...

28 May MI-TRAP at CEMEPE 2025: Presenting Research on Citizen Perceptions of Transport-Related Air Pollution

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Mykonos, Greece We are pleased to share that the AMRN team presented their latest research at the 12th International Conference on Environmental Management, Engineering, Planning and Economics (CEMEPE 2025), held jointly with the SECOTOX Conference. Argyrios Balatsoukas presented “Analysing Citizens’ Perceptions and Behavioural Responses to...

12 May Blog | Catalytic Innovation in Action: Advancing Air Quality Monitoring with the MI-TRAP Project

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by Hans Joachim Schulz | Catalytic Instruments GmbH & Co. KG Transport-related air pollution is one of the leading causes of poor urban air quality and associated health risks across Europe. Despite progress in emissions legislation, real-world data often reveal that pollutants from vehicles, aircraft, and...