The latest issue of the magazine "research*eu" (Issue 37, November 2014) of the European Commission is focussing on the issues and topics from nanotechnology, This magazine features highlights from the most exciting EU-funded research and development projects – and includes in its latest issue interviews with Prof Piero Baglioni of the University of Florence on 'Nanomaterials to preserve ancient works of art' and with Dr. Sabine Paulussen of the Flemish Institute for Technological Research on 'High fluxes for water filtration'.
Other highlights from Issue 37 (Nov 2014):
The magazine "research*eu" is published by the Comissions' Community Research and Development Information Service (CORDIS) and managed by the Publications Office of the European Union. The magazine is published monthly in English and is available to interested readers as PDF or ebook.
The current issue (PDF, 3.8 MB) can be accessed via the following link http://cordis.europa.eu/research-eu/magazine_en.html
Information on the sponsorship programmes of the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research on nanotechnologies for humans and the environment.
A database with important and generally understandable aspects on health and environment of applied nanomaterials as well as facts on the safety of manufactured nanomaterials.
The chapters on release, exposure, uptake and behavior of nanomaterials in the human body and in the environment as well as the risk assessment will give you a first overview.
Tue Apr 20 @ 8:00AM - 05:00PM NanoTox2021 |
In October we would like to present the special issue "Future Nanosafety" published in "Chemical Research in Toxicology".
In 17 articles operation procedures for future test methods, alternatives for animal testing, safe-by-design processes and detection methods of nanoparticles are presented.