AI Innovations for Climate, Air Quality & Respiratory Health

The ClimAIr project will explore the intricate links between climate change, air pollution, and respiratory health by developing innovative AI-powered tools and methodologies.

Innovations for Cleaner Air & Better Health

ClimAIr uses AI-driven research to support policy and public well-being.

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ClimAIr is an EU-funded project dedicated to enhancing the understanding of the relationship between climate change, air pollution, and non-communicable respiratory diseases using advanced Artificial Intelligence tools.

ClimAIr employs AI-powered tools, advanced monitoring techniques, and predictive modeling to provide comprehensive insights into climate-driven air pollution.

The ClimAIr consortium is an interdisciplinary partnership comprising 21 partners from 15 European countries. It includes research centers, health institutions, universities, SMEs, public bodies, NGOs, and private companies.

Project Overview

About ClimAIr

Discover more about the project´s innovative research.

Deliverables

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Communication
Materials

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Latest News

ExpoHealthNet policy brief “Closing the Ultrafine Particle Gap in EU Air Quality Law”, with key figures on the health impact of ultrafine particles in Europe.

26 Oct 2026 · Sent by Kneia

New ExpoHealthNet joint policy brief calls for EU action on ultrafine particles

The brief, prepared by the ExpoHealthNet research cluster, calls for stronger EU air quality rules to address ultrafine particles and combined environmental exposures.

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16 Oct 2026 · Sent by Kneia

Promoting ethical standards for ClimAIr’s health and AI research

Before any clinical work begins, every ClimAIr study must have the right ethical and administrative approvals. A new report explains how the project meets these standards across all participating countries.

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30 Sep 2026 · Sent by Kneia

ClimAIr research contributes to two major Lancet Countdown reports on health and climate change

Research carried out within ClimAIr by the Finnish Meteorological Institute has contributed to two major Lancet Countdown reports this year: the 2025 global report and the 2026 Europe report. Both assessments track how climate change is affecting human health.