Stine Muller

Chemical expert, Forbrugerrådet Tænk (The Danish Consumer Council), Denmark

Stine Müller is a Project Manager at Forbrugerrådet Tænk Kemi with over 15 years of experience with unwanted chemicals in consumer products, including children’s products, cosmetics & detergents, food contact materials etc. Alongside the work on chemical testing of products, she also has extensive experience in communicating complex chemical topics to consumers and other stakeholders.
Stine has a background in toxicology and risk assessment from DTU’s National Food Institute, and an MSc in Biology. 

Tanja Očko

Representative, Ministry of the Environment and Spatial Planning, Slovenia 

Tanja works at the regulatory forefront of environmental policy in Slovenia. Her work focuses on navigating European environmental criteria and standardizations, with specific expertise in how the EU Ecolabel framework acts as a practical mechanism to phase out or strictly address chemical issues in commercial products.

Dr. Milena Horvat

Dean of the Jožef Stefan International Postgraduate School & Head of the Department of Environmental Sciences, Jožef Stefan Institute, Slovenia

Dr. Horvat has headed the Department of Environmental Sciences since 1997. Her vast interdisciplinary expertise spans analytical chemistry, human health, and the evaluation of polluted environments. Widely recognized for her landmark international research, she spearheads human biomonitoring efforts in Slovenia to understand the true impact of pollutant exposure across populations.

Pelle Moos, PhD

Senior Advisor, BEUC (The European Consumer Organisation)

Pelle Moos is a principal advocate for chemicals policy and product safety at BEUC in Brussels. He actively works on behalf of European consumer groups to influence EU-wide chemical criteria, pushing for strict, group-based bans of hazardous materials and highlighting consumer vulnerabilities regarding upcoming policy steps like the Chemical Omnibus.

MUDr. Klára Matoušková, MPH, PhD

Medical Expert & Environmental Scientist, Third Faculty of Medicine, Charles University, Czechia

Klára holds a medical degree from Charles University, a Master of Public Health from the UK, and a Ph.D. from the University of Massachusetts, Amherst. Her scientific research focuses explicitly on endocrine-disrupting chemicals (EDCs). Currently, she creates interactive educational tracks for medical professionals and coordinates university coursework evaluating the direct impacts of ecological crises, microplastics, and anthropogenic chemicals on human metabolic and hormonal health.