Exciting updates from Working Package (WP) 8 on Project management & Networking, as it continues to lead the overall coordination, management, and strategic oversight of the SynAir-G project.
Strong Progress Confirmed
Despite the complexity inherent to a multidisciplinary and multi-partner initiative, the project achieved a positive outcome at the recent review meeting, confirming that SynAir-G is progressing in line with its objectives and delivering meaningful scientific and societal impact.
This encouraging evaluation reflects the strong collaboration among partners, the high quality of the work produced, and the consortium’s shared commitment to advancing research on indoor air quality and children’s health.
Strengthened Scientific Visibility
Alongside management activities, the WP supports active engagement in scientific dissemination, further enhancing the visibility and impact of the project at national and international levels.
In this context, the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens (NKUA) participated in the Annual Panhellenic Conference “Allergic Child – State of the Art.” During the conference, Milena Papatesta presented the study:
“Impact of School Indoor Air Pollution on FeNO Levels in Children: The Modifying Role of Allergic Rhinitis”
The study attracted significant scientific interest and received an award, underscoring its quality and its contribution to understanding how environmental exposures influence airway inflammation in children.
Moving Forward
These milestones highlight the scientific excellence and real-world relevance of SynAir-G. Through effective coordination, active dissemination, and strong research outputs, WP8 ensures that the project not only advances knowledge but also contributes to public health awareness and therefore to healthier indoor environments for children.
As the project progresses, the consortium remains committed to strengthening collaboration, overcoming challenges, and maximizing the long-term impact of SynAir-G.
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