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| www.nanosafetycluster.eu | 7th May 2017 ____________________________________________________________________________________________________ Dear NanoSafety Cluster colleague, Due to a number of recent submissions of more immediate relevance, a special 'NanoSafety Cluster Bulletin' is out now (see attached). It opens with a reminder to contribute an overview of all new, running and ended projects by 2nd June 2017 for the next edition of the NanoSafety Cluster Compendium; an announcement about the final NanoDefine Outreach Event in Brussels in September; essential SOPs produced by the DaNA project; the culmination of the dynamic SUN project and the outcomes of the recently held SRA policy forum. The Bulletin also highlights the launch of the EC4safenano initiative which is being supported by a survey that captures your views and needs - the results of the survey will be shared with all respondents and discussed in an open workshop prior to the EuroNanoForum on the 20th of June 2017 in Malta Links are provided to two important new publications which contribute to the ever-expanding body of vital work produced by the NSC Projects. Finally, the bulletin concludes with an announcement about NANOTEXNOLOGY 2017— the largest technology, networking and matchmaking annual event in Europe. Don’t miss the deadlines! As always, we hope you find this publication of interest and we value your contributions—without them there would be no newsletter Submissions for our Summer issue are welcome until the end of July and can include any of the following: |
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| ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ About the NanoSafety Cluster The EU NanoSafety Cluster maximises the synergies between European-level projects addressing the safety of materials and technologies enabled by the use of nanoparticles. The studied aspects include toxicology, ecotoxicology, exposure assessment, mechanisms of interaction, risk assessment and standardisation. The Cluster is an initiative of the European Commission Directorate-General for Research and Innovation (DG RTD), which sponsors these large projects. Overall, Europe targets safe and sustainable nanomaterials and nanotechnology innovations. Cluster projects contribute to assuring environmental health and safety (EHS) of this Key Enabling Technology. |