The Obelisk project is working alongside other projects funded through Horizon Europe, to share knowledge and increase the impact of the research on society. The projects listed below form a European cluster of research activity focused on obesity.
BETTER4U will focus on examining the previously overlooked influence of the genetic triggers for weight gain on the efficacy of lifestyle interventions for people living with obesity and overweight.
Bio-Streams is a Multi-Pillar Framework to address childhood obesity by building on an EU biobank, micro-moments and mobile recommendation systems.
CoDiet is an international research project that aims to combat diet-related diseases through innovative diet-monitoring technologies and personalised nutrition.
eprObes is committed to developing effective prevention strategies that are essential to avoid the metabolic complications of overweight during the course of life.
HealthyW8 aims to prevent obesity by taking a multi-disciplinary portfolio approach that combines interventions focusing on diet, physical activity, and psycho-emotional aspects.
OBCT provides health professionals, researchers, policy makers and the public with knowledge, maps and tools to support sustainable prevention of obesity, with a particular focus on low socioeconomic position(SEP) communities.
Pas Gras aims to clarify the role of lifestyle, mental health, family, socioeconomic factors and the environment in the development of obesity, and their interaction with the genetic and metabolic characteristics of each individual.
SHIFT2HEALTH aims to identify mechanisms and environmental and lifestyle factors leading to obesity in shift workers and to develop and evaluate products and strategies with consideration of the behavioural and relational level to support healthy eating patterns.
