The European Aerobiology Society (EAS) is an international platform for the development of cooperation and sharing of expertise in the field of aerobiology. Members of the EAS form an interdisciplinary community consisting of biologists, physicians, meteorologists, physicists, information technology professionals, and other proactive professionals seeking to understand airborne pollen and fungal spores and to use this knowledge to improve human and natural well-being.
Currently, members of the EAS include individuals and organizations from at least 22 countries. Have a look at the EAS members map here.
The activities of the EAS are directed towards achieving the following aims:
- promoting aerobiology and furthering its development;
- facilitating collaboration, research, education, exchange of information, technical development, and practical applications in the field of aerobiology;
- creating a platform for the people, associations, societies, and institutions involved in aerobiology across Europe;
- electing the body responsible for organizing European symposia on aerobiology;
- promoting collaboration with other areas of science.
The EAS was founded on 14 August 2008, during the 4th European Symposium on Aerobiology. The ever-growing community significantly contributes to the advancement of aerobiology and is an important expert organization. Read more about the EAS history here.
We invite you to join the EAS community as we share know-how in aerobiology and are concerned about our members’ professional growth. Read more about membership here.
Please contact us if you have any questions or comments.