Humans are exposed to a wide range of contaminants from cradle to grave. Evaluating the risk to health from this requires accurate assessment of the timing, pathways, and magnitude of exposure. The Journal of Environmental Exposure Assessment welcomes high quality manuscripts that address all aspects of human exposure to organic and inorganic chemical, biological (e.g. bacteria, viruses, antibiotic resistant genes) contaminants, as well as physical factors (e.g. noise pollution, radiation, electromagnetic fields). These include but are not limited to: exposure modelling, experimental biomonitoring studies, as well as those examining external exposure via different pathways such as diet, inhalation, drinking water, dermal uptake, and indoor dust ingestion. Papers published in JEEA must address an aspect or aspects related to exposure assessment - e.g., papers reporting environmental contamination without considering its impact on human or wildlife exposure will NOT be considered for publication.