Although noise pollution is a growing concern across Europe, only a few EU countries have taken steps to regulate excessively noisy vehicles using technology, such as noise cameras. Such efforts often face legal and technical challenges, but some governments are...
The partner Czech University of Life Science Prague recently published a paper about diesel particle filters using remote sensing equipment, which includes research related to the LENS project. LENS invites you to read the summary of the paper, which was published in...
The International Longevity Centre UK (ILC) recently published a study that examines health risks that hinder Europeans from reaching 100 years – a dream that was unimaginable for nearly everyone in post-war Europe. One significant aspect of the study “Going the...
The latest webinar showcased recent project results concerning the LENS tampering in-field surveys, which was co-organised by IVL Swedish Environmental Research Institute, POLIS Network, and KU Leuven. The one-hour webinar was held on 2 July 2025 and presented...
LENS fostered its strong bond with the stakeholder group by presenting our project to a German audience during the “Motorrad-Lärmtag 2025” (motorcycle noise pollution day 2025), which took place on 12 May in Berlin. The awareness-raising event, which was organised by...
Roaring engines, screeching tyres and modified exhausts – excessive vehicle noise has long plagued city dwellers. But the problem is no longer confined to urban centres. Increasingly, residents of quieter towns and rural areas are sounding the alarm about...
