ANSES
Anses is dedicated to protecting human health, animal health, plant health, and the environment through scientific research, risk assessment, and regulation. It aims to provide reliable information and support public policies to ensure safety and sustainability.
Industries
Nr. of Employees
Very Large (1000+)
Products
Scientific opinions and technical reports (PDF)
Published formal assessments and recommendations addressing chemical, biological and environmental risks, released as downloadable PDF reports.
National surveillance reports and datasets
Aggregated surveillance outputs and datasets from national monitoring programs (e.g., antimicrobial resistance network reports, toxicovigilance summaries, air quality campaign results).
Open research datasets from funded projects
Datasets and publication records from projects funded under national research programs, made available through open archives and portals.
Scientific opinions and technical reports (PDF)
Published formal assessments and recommendations addressing chemical, biological and environmental risks, released as downloadable PDF reports.
National surveillance reports and datasets
Aggregated surveillance outputs and datasets from national monitoring programs (e.g., antimicrobial resistance network reports, toxicovigilance summaries, air quality campaign results).
Open research datasets from funded projects
Datasets and publication records from projects funded under national research programs, made available through open archives and portals.
Services
Conducting formal risk assessments and issuing technical opinions to support regulatory decisions on food, environmental and occupational health.
Analytical testing for contaminants and residues in food, water and animal samples to support surveillance and compliance activities.
Management and coordination of national surveillance networks (e.g., antimicrobial resistance surveillance) including data collection and analysis.
Provision of a genomics-based surveillance and research platform to monitor pathogen evolution and support outbreak investigations.
Publishing datasets and research outputs from funded projects via open archives and dedicated portals to improve accessibility and reuse.
Conducting formal risk assessments and issuing technical opinions to support regulatory decisions on food, environmental and occupational health.
Analytical testing for contaminants and residues in food, water and animal samples to support surveillance and compliance activities.
Management and coordination of national surveillance networks (e.g., antimicrobial resistance surveillance) including data collection and analysis.
Provision of a genomics-based surveillance and research platform to monitor pathogen evolution and support outbreak investigations.
Publishing datasets and research outputs from funded projects via open archives and dedicated portals to improve accessibility and reuse.
Expertise Areas
- Regulatory risk assessment and scientific opinion production
- Environmental health and air quality monitoring
- Food safety and contaminant evaluation
- Veterinary medicine and animal health surveillance
Key Technologies
- Genomic surveillance and genomic data analysis
- Large-scale environmental pollutant monitoring (VOCs, NO2, PM2.5, radon)
- Open data portals and research data management
- Epidemiological surveillance network coordination
News & Updates
The agency has compiled a list of over sixty fish species at risk of ciguatera in the French Antilles to improve prevention.
The study measures pollutants like VOCs, NO2, PM2.5, and radon in French homes, providing data to improve indoor air quality.
The agency emphasizes the need for better monitoring of tick-borne encephalitis, a disease caused by a virus transmitted by ticks.
The agency has launched a portal for publications related to the Environment-Health-Work National Research Program.
An article explaining the risks of cadmium, a toxic metal present in the environment, and ways to limit exposure.
Information on the bacteria E. coli, its potential health effects, and how to prevent contamination.
The agency has compiled a list of over sixty fish species at risk of ciguatera in the French Antilles to improve prevention.
The study measures pollutants like VOCs, NO2, PM2.5, and radon in French homes, providing data to improve indoor air quality.
The agency emphasizes the need for better monitoring of tick-borne encephalitis, a disease caused by a virus transmitted by ticks.
The agency has launched a portal for publications related to the Environment-Health-Work National Research Program.
An article explaining the risks of cadmium, a toxic metal present in the environment, and ways to limit exposure.
Information on the bacteria E. coli, its potential health effects, and how to prevent contamination.