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Human Health Transitions Day

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  • 13 October 2026
  • 10.00 - 17.00h
  • Omnia, Hoge Steeg 2,
    Wageningen Campus

We warmly invite everyone working on the factors that influence health, such as food, nutrition, living environments, behaviour, technology and policy.

During the Human Health Transitions Day, Wageningen University & Research (WUR) and the EWUU - institute 4 Preventive Health bring together researchers, educators, policymakers, societal partners and professionals to explore health as a catalyst for systems change.

We bring our transdisciplinary expertise to the forefront in the fields of human health, prevention, food, behaviour, living environments, governance and innovation. Through inspiring keynote speakers, interactive breakout sessions and cross-sector dialogue, participants will explore how knowledge can be translated into practical solutions, policy development and meaningful societal impact.

The day offers space for new perspectives, unexpected combinations of expertise and inspiring conversations that open up opportunities for collaboration and action across sectors working on health, food, behaviour, technology and the built environment.

Date & time

Tuesday 13 October 2026
10:00 - 17:00 hrs

Location

Omnia
Hoge Steeg 2
Wageningen Campus

Target audience

We warmly invite everyone working on the factors that influence health, such as food, nutrition, living environments, behaviour, technology and policy. Partners such as ministries (VWS, LVVN), universities including TU/e, UU and UMC Utrecht, regional and municipal authorities, GGD, RIVM, Health Valley, NGOs, companies and other societal organisations are also welcome. The event is intended for professionals at all career stages, from early-career researchers to experienced experts.

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Please mark the date in your calendar and stay tuned for more information. The official invitation, including the registration link and additional details about the programme and speakers, will follow at the end of June / beginning of July.

Contact

Date

Tue 13 October 2026
10:00 - 17:00

Organisational unit

Wageningen University & Research