Virtual
A pilot study to demonstrate the feasibility of a harmonized approach for monitoring exposure to engineered and incidental nanoparticles and their potential health effects
The increased production and handling of nanomaterials (NM) have raised concerns regarding the potential of unforeseen health effects, especially among exposed workers. Implementing epidemiological investigations on longitudinal cohorts is key to ensure workers safety. Therein, biomarkers are useful in early detection of exposure-related health alterations. Find out more in our latest poster
NanoExplore: a Pilot-Study to Demonstrate PosterIntegrated Approach for Exposure and Health Effects Monitoring of Engineered Nanomaterials in Workplaces and Urban Areas
NanoExplore aims to develop and demonstrate the feasibility of an integrated approach to conduct biomonitoring studies, characterize exposure levels and elucidate possible health effects deriving from exposure to engineered nanomaterials (ENM) in indoor workplaces and urban areas. Find out more in our latest poster
Integrated Approach for Exposure PosterLatest news & events
Joined paper by Joint Research Centre (JRC) and Directorate-General for Research and Innovation (RTD)
JRC and RTD have published the paper ‘Towards safe and sustainable innovation in nanotechnology: State-of-play for smart nanomaterials’....
NanoExplore November Newsletter is published
You can now read our NanoExplore November Newsletter, which is available in our Library....