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WELCOME TO ENVIRONMENTAL INSTITUTEenvironmental management, research and consulting company -
ENVIRONMENTAL INSTITUTEEnvironmental research, monitoring and assessment -
ENVIRONMENTAL INSTITUTERiver basin management planning -
ENVIRONMENTAL INSTITUTEDesign and construction of clean-up/waste management/renewable
energy sources technologies in the agricultural sector -
ENVIRONMENTAL INSTITUTEDesign of environmental information and data management systems -
ENVIRONMENTAL INSTITUTEDevelopment of novel analytical systems and methods -
ENVIRONMENTAL INSTITUTEImplementation of analytical quality control schemes
In the last fifteen years Environmental Institute (EI) has participated in EU research and/or coordination projects ANALEACH (INCO-COPERNICUS), AWACSS, TRAP-NAS, WARP, WEKNOW, VIRM (FP5), AQUATERRA, EAQC-WISE, SOCOPSE, NORMAN (FP6), AQUAREHAB, EDA-EMERGE, SOLUTIONS (FP7), ANSWER, PRORISK (H2020), LIFE APEX (LIFE 2017) and TERRACHEM (Horizon Europe).
Environmental Institute, your partner in:
- Environmental research, monitoring and assessment
- River basin management planning
- Development of novel analytical systems and methods
- Establishment of environmental laboratories and providing capacity building
- Implementation of analytical quality control schemes
- Design of environmental information and data management systems
- Design and construction of clean-up/waste management/renewable energy sources technologies in the agricultural sector
Highlights
- NORMAN guidance on suspect and non-target screening in environmental monitoring
- SK-BOL - part of an international initiative - International Barcode of Life (iBOL)
- Two policy briefs as an outcome of LIFE APEX project published in Environmental Sciences Europe
- Environmental Institute as a leading research center in Slovakia - Participation in EU project ANSWER
LIFE APEX
The AIM of LIFE APEX is to improve systematic use of chemical monitoring data from apex predators and prey for protecting human health and the environment.
LIFE APEX involves making better and more cost-effective use of chemical monitoring data from the large, valuable but under-used resource of environmental samples in Europe’s Environmental Specimen Banks, Natural History Museums and other research collections.
NORMAN
The NORMAN network enhances the exchange of information on emerging environmental substances, and encourages the validation and harmonisation of common measurement methods and monitoring tools so that the requirements of risk assessors and risk managers can be better met. It specifically seeks both to promote and to benefit from the synergies between research teams from different countries in the field of emerging substances.