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Chemical Insights’ research to make an impact at The International Society of Exposure Science Annual Meeting

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UL Research Institutes’ Chemical Insights’ scientists will share their latest information on chemical and exposure safety at the 2026 International Society of Exposure Science (ISES) Annual Meeting in Vancouver, Canada. Chemical Insights is hosting a symposium, five presentations, one workshop and six poster sessions on the impacts of chemical emissions on human health. 

The ISES Annual Meeting, which runs from Oct. 4 – 8, brings together researchers, practitioners, and leaders from across sectors to share new findings, spark collaboration, and translate science into real-world impact. 

Highlights from UL Research Institutes’ Chemical Insights presentations include:

  • Presentation | "Beyond the Logo: Advancing the Exposome Through Collaborative Exposure Science at UL Research Institutes"
  • Presentation | "Toxicity of Volatile Organic Compound Emissions from a Dental 3D Printing Resin in a Human Alveolar Tissue Model"
  • Poster | "Exposure to Particulate Matter and Metals During Controlled Burns of Electric Vehicles"
  •  Scientific Session| "Estimating and Monitoring Wildfire Smoke Exposures"
  • Workshop | "Advancing Exposure Forensics for Environmental Health Protection"
  • Poster | "Chemical Characterization of Gas and Particle-Phase Emissions from Full-Scale Electric Vehicle Fires: Implications for Emerging Exposure Risks"
  • Presentation | "Physicochemical and Toxicological Characterization of Particle Emissions Collected from Electric Vehicle Fires"
  • Poster | “Mobility-Aid Battery Thermal Runaway Emissions Profile and The Impacts of Fire Suppression Systems”
  • Poster | “The Ingredients You Can’t Read: Expanding Access to Consumer Product Chemical Data”
  • Poster | “Integrating Chemical Profiling and Monte Carlo Modeling for Multi-Route Exposure Risk Assessment of Cosmetic Spray Products”
  • Poster | “The CIExpo Portfolio: Integrating Exposure Data from Source to Intake”
  • Presentation | “Systematic Framework for Exposure Reconstruction from Biomarker Data”
  • Presentation | “Leveraging Non-Targeted Analysis of Human Biomonitoring Data to Advance Exposure Assessment”
  • Scientific Session | "AI and Machine Learning in Exposure Science – Part 1: Approaches"

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About UL Research Institutes’ Chemical Insights

UL Research Institutes’ Chemical Insights conducts scientific research on chemicals and their risks to people’s health. Through open science, education, and collaboration, we provide trusted toxicity and exposure information to help regulatory agencies, companies, educators, and communities make informed decisions that protect public health.

 

About UL Research Institutes

UL Research Institutes is an independent, nonprofit organization advancing public safety through scientific discovery. Since 1894, we’ve worked to build a safer, more secure, and sustainable future. Our researchers investigate critical risks — from fire safety and chemicals to energy storage, digital privacy, and emerging materials — through rigorous, unbiased science. We collaborate globally and share our findings openly to inform standards, policy, and public understanding, while also cultivating the next generation of safety scientists through innovative educational programs and research experiences. As part of a broader safety ecosystem, we operate independently from UL Standards & Engagement and UL Solutions, while contributing to a shared mission: working for a safer world. Discover more at UL.org.

Media Contact

Bert Kelly, director of communications
UL Research Institutes’ Chemical Insights
Bert.Kelly@ul.org
1-470-957-7854


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