Welcome to the

EUROPEAN ENVIRONMENTAL
MUTAGENESIS & GENOMICS SOCIETY
(EEMGS)

Postdoc Opportunity is now available in the Engelward laboratory!

An exciting postdoctoral position is now open in the Engelward laboratory to perform studies of interactions among different DNA repair activities.

Save the Date for EEMGS / CSSMC 2025 Meeting – June 2-5, 2025

Join us in Bratislava for the 53rd EEMGS Congress and 47th CSSMC Meeting, exploring genomic integrity, public health, and cutting-edge research in environmental mutagenesis.

In memoriam Dr. Diana Anderson (1940–2024)

Dr. Diana Anderson sadly passed away on October 11th, 2024.

In memoriam Dr. Bruce Ames (1928–2024)

Dr. Bruce Ames sadly passed away on October 5th, 2024, at the age of 95.

A New Position at Roche – Predictive Safety Analyst in Genetic Toxicology in Basel, Basel-City, Switzerland

Roche is offering an outstanding opportunity for a Predictive Safety Analyst with expertise in genetic toxicology to design and execute preclinical models to support prioritization and de-risking of novel therapeutic agents throughout the drug discovery and...

The Art of Scientific Presenting

Improve your presentation skills with our interactive webinar series presented by the RALDE Erasmus+ project. May 23rd and 31st, and June 14st, 2024

NI EEMGS – READING LIST

Wouldn’t it be great to have major papers from the field in one place?
Good news! NI EEMGS have prepared a little research paradise for you!

The EEMGS is comprised of regional mutagenesis societies across many European countries. As a scientific society, we denounce all acts of aggression and discrimination that may affect our members. In these uncertain and challenging times, we would like to extend our support to all scientists working together on Environmental Mutagenesis who share our values of peace and freedom for all

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This site is intended for EEMGS members and any party interested in the broad field of environmental mutagenesis and/or in our activities.

The EEMGS is a scientific society that encourages the study of mutagens and substances of related biological activity in the human environment, particularly as these mutagens may be of concern to public health, and to engage in and sponsor research, study and dissemination of information relating to the foregoing.

We are looking forward to further collaboration!

Amaya Azqueta, Ann-Karin Olsen, Sabine Langie, Paul Fowler, Roland Frötschl, Merle Marie Nicolai, Sona Vodenkova

(the EEMGS Executive Committee)