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Introduction

The conference will gather leading scientists as well as partners from regulatory agencies and industry, to discuss nanosafety aspects in depth and from different viewpoints.
Major topics:

1. Development of safe nanomaterials
2. Toxicological aspects - from molecular mechanisms to prediction
3. Nanomaterials and the environment

Two interactive workshops will expand the space for discussions:

1. Digital research data in nanosafety research: challenges and needs
2. Translocation of engineered NPs from nose to brain - safe drug delivery via intranasal pathways

Deadlines

• Sep 04 2020
  Oral abstracts deadline

  

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Speakers

• Anne Kahru Laboratory of Environmental Toxicology, NICPB , Estonia
• Mark Miller Centre for Cardiovascular Science, University of Edinburgh, United Kingdom
• Robert Yokel Process and Chemical Engineering, University of Kentucky, United States
• Flemming Cassee Institute for Risk Assesment Sciences (IRAS), Netherlands
• Stefaan Soenen Nano Health Optical Imaging Group, KU Leuven, Netherlands
• Christian Laforsch Collaborative Research Center Microplastic, U Bayreuth, Germany
• David Winkler Latrobe Institute for Molecular Science, La Trobe University, Australia

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Venue

United Kingdom

Committee

• Annette Kraegeloh INM - Leibniz-Insittute for New Materials, Germany
• Jesus Santamaria University of Zaragoza, Spain
• Lutz Mädler Leibniz Institute for Materials Engineering IWT, Germany
• Andreas Fery Leibniz Institute of Polymer Research Dresden (IPF), Germany
• Klaus Unfried Leibniz Institute for Environmental Medicine, Germany
• Christoph van Thriel Research Centre for Working Environment and Human Factors, Germany
• Roel Schins Leibniz Institute for Environmental Medicine, Germany

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Organised by

Contact information

Christiane Petzold
INM - Leibniz-Institute for New Materials
+49 681 9300-338
Contact us by email

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