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ENPRA Workshop - Program with links to presentations
Joint JRC Nano event and 2nd ENPRA Stakeholders Workshop, 10-12 May 2011 - "Challenges of Regulation and Risk Assessment of Nanomaterials"
Twenty-eight presentations are offered below (click on the titles to get the 
pdf version).
Tuesday, 10 May 2011
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Opening Chair: Elke Anklam, European Commission (JRC)
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Welcome and Introduction [A. Riedl, JRC]
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Objectives and organization of the workshop [J. Riego Sintes, JRC] |
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1st SESSION: REGULATORY DEVELOPMENT
CHAIR: B. Sokull-Kluettgen, European Commission (JRC)
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EU Perspective [A. Kobe, DG ENV]
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Nanomaterials in REACH registration and C&L notification [B. Quinn, ECHA] |
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Guidance on the risk assessment of the application of nanoscience and nanotechnologies in the food and feed chain [D. Carlander, EFSA]
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Regulation and assessment of nanoscale materials under the Toxic Substances Control Act [J. Alwood, US-EPA]
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Current progress of activities and efforts on nanomaterials environmental health and safety in China [C. Chen, National Center for Nanoscience and Technology, China] |
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PLENARY DISCUSSION
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2nd SESSION: REGULATORY IMPLEMENTATION
CHAIR: F. Christensen, European Commission (JRC)
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OECD Working Party on Manufactured Nanomaterials (WPMN) [K. Rasmussen, JRC]
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REACH Implementation Project on Nanomaterials: RIP-oN2: Information requirements [S. Hankin, IOM]
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REACH Implementation Project on Nanomaterials: RIP-oN3: specific advice on exposure assessment and hazard/risk characterization for nanomaterials under REACH [R. Aitken,IOM]
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NANEX: development of Exposure Scenarios for manufactured nanomaterials [M. Van Tongeren, IOM]
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Industry experience with conducting nanomaterial safety assessments [S. Friedrichs, NIA]
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Life Cycle Assessment of nanomaterials in polymer nanocomposites [S. Vasquez, LEITAT]
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Health, Safety and Environment: assessment methods [D. Hristozov, Università Ca' Foscari di Venezia]
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The European Repository of nanomaterials and the NANOHub information platform [H. Rauscher, JRC]
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3rd SESSION: CHARACTERISATION AND DETECTION OF NANOMATERIALS
CHAIR: H. Rauscher, European Commission (JRC)
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An example of the advantages and disadvantages related to producing a protocol database for nanoscience [I. Gosens, RIVM]
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Primary and secondary characterization of ENPRA ENP [K.A. Jensen, NRCWE]
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Characterizations and detection in environmental media [M. Hassellov, Göteborgs Universitet]
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PLENARY DISCUSSION
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4th SESSION: EXPOSURE ASSESSMENT
CHAIR: Martie Van Tongeren (IOM)
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Sources and Release: exposure to nanofilm sprays [K. A. Jensen, NRCWE]
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Application and adaptation of exposure models [D. Brouwer, TNO]
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5th SESSION: ECOTOXICOLOGY & ENVIRONMENTAL FATE
CHAIR: T. Fernandes (HERIOT-WATT UNIVERSITY)
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Introduction: content and goal of session |
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Challenges in managing ecological risks posed by nanomaterial: the balance between uncertainties and certitudes [L. Kaputska, SLR Consulting Ltd, Canada]
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Integrating testing strategies for ecotoxicity assessment [K. Hund-Rinke, Fraunhofer-IME]
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Ageing and toxicity of real NM in aquatic environment [J. Rose, CEREGE]
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Comparing the reproductive toxicity of ZnO nanoparticles, bulk ZnO , and ZnCl2 to the earthworm Eisenia Andrei [D. Spurgeon, CEH]
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The bioavalability and trophic transfer of manufactured nanomaterials in aquatic and terrestrial food webs: Research challenges and potential risks [P. M. Bertsch, University of Kentucky, USA]
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Aquatic toxicity on fish: chronic studies, sub-lethal effects [T. Henry, University of Plymouth]
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PLENARY DISCUSSION
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