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WELCOMESESSIONS OVERVIEW

CONFERENCE AT THE GLANCECOMMITTEES

NANOSAFETY PLATFORMCONFERENCE MAP

PROGRAMME BY SESSIONSSATELLITE MEETINGS

POSTERSGALA DINER

CONFERENCE CLOSURE

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PROGRAMME PER DAY

MONDAY 5 NOVEMBER 2018

TUESDAY 6 NOVEMBER 2018Opening Ceremony

Plenary Session, 12:00 - 12:30Parallel Sessions, 14:00 - 15:45Poster Session 1, 15:45 - 16:30Parallel Sessions, 16:30 - 18:00

WEDNESDAY 7 NOVEMBER 2018Plenary Sessions, 08:30 - 10:00Parallel Sessions, 10:30 - 12:30Parallel Sessions, 14:00 - 15:45

Workshop, 14:00 -15:45Poster Session 2, 15:45 - 16:30Parallel Sessions, 16:30 - 18:15

Round Table 1, 16:30 - 18:15

THURSDAY 8 NOVEMBER 2018Plenary Sessions, 08:30 - 10:00Parallel Sessions, 10:45 - 12:30Parallel Sessions, 14:00 - 15:30Poster Session3, 15:30 - 16:15 Round Table 2, 16:15 - 17:45

Parallel Sessions, 16:15 - 17:45

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WELCOME

Dear Colleagues,

Nano objects represent a powerful “enabling technology” leading to revolutionary breakthroughs in many different areas vital for humanity including medicine, energy, environment, etc. and also preserving the rare mineral resources by rendering matter more efficient.

Following the successful outcome of the five past international conferences on Safe Production and Use of Nanomaterials: Nanosafe 2008, 2010, 2012, 2014 and 2016, the Platform NanoSafety “PNS” has the pleasure to welcoming you again to Minatec, Grenoble, for this sixth edition with some of the most famous experts in the field.

We hope that you will enjoy this Nanosafe edition!

Jean-François DamlencourtChairman of NanoSafe 2018

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OVERVIEWSESSIONS

SESSION 1 - Measurement and characterization of nano-objectsChairman: Daren Chen

SESSION 2 - ExposureChairman: Christof Asbach

SESSION 3 - Manufactured nano-objects Chairman: Wendel Wohlleben // Co-Chairmen: Araceli Sanchez, Claire Skentelbery 3.1 Nano-objects release from nano-enabled products 3.2 Safe-by-Design nano-enabled products and process 3.3 Pilot plant production / Industrial issues

SESSION 4 - RisksChairman: Keld Alstrup Jensen Co-Chairmen: Bruno Debray, Ana Sofia Fonseca, Alexander Jovanovic, Thies Oosterwijk, Dimiter Prodanov, Mar Viana 4.1 Occupational risk assessment 4.2 Environmental risk assessment 4.3 Tools and commercial equipment 4.4 Risk management 4.5 Nano responsible development and sustainability

SESSION 5 - Nano objects and Health / HazardChairman: Claude EmondCo-Chairmen: Peter Hoet, Henri Schroeder 5.1 Toxicology 5.2 Environmental interactions of nanomaterials 5.3 Safe use of nano objects for medicine applications

SESSION 6 - Regulation / StandardizationChairman: Anthony Bochon

SESSION 7 - Urban particles and emerging pollutantsChairman: David Pui

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CONFERENCEAT A GLANCE

Monday 5th - Satellite meetings09:00

EC4SafeNano DayWorkshop 1

Establishment and operation of Focus Network

Chrome 19:00 - 12:00

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EquipEx NanoIDChrome 2/3

10:00 - 13:0012:00 Lunch Break

Chrome 1

13:00 EC4SafeNano DayWorkshop 2

Blueprint for National Nanosafety Centres Development & Sustainability

Chrome 113:00 - 15:00

Lunch BreakTitane1/2

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CERASAFEAnnual Meeting

Palladium 114:00 - 18:00

LabexSerenade

Chrome 2/314:00 - 17:00

15:00 Coffee BreakTitane1/2

15:30EC4SafeNano Day

Workshop 3Overcoming barriers to

making data FAIR - integrating data management into

data generation workflows-a joint workshopwith H2020 NanoCommons

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08:30 - 10:15 Opening CeremonyPlatine

Satellite Meeting ACEnanoChrome 108:30 - 12:00

10:15 - 10:45 Coffee BreakTitane 1/2

11:00 - 12:00 Opening CeremonyPlatine

12:00 - 12:30 Session 1Platine

12:30 - 14:00 Lunch BreakTitane 1/2

14:00 - 15:45 Parallel Session 1Platine

Parallel Session 2Palladium 1

Parallel Session 5.3Chrome 2/3

Final workshop from the NanoMONITORand CERASAFEChrome 115:45 - 17:00

15:45 - 16:30 Poster sessionPalladium 2

16:30 - 18:00 Parallel Session 1Platine

Parallel Session 4.2 Palladium 1


18:00 - 19:00 Welcome Cocktail


08:30 - 10:00 Plenary session 2, 3 and 4Platine


10:30 - 12:30 Parallel Session 2Palladium 1

Parallel Session 3.3Chrome 1

Parallel Session 4.1Platine


14:00 - 15:45 Parallel Session 3.1, 3.2Palladium 1


Workshop on Safety Aspects in Pilot LinesChrome 2/3

15:45 - 16:30 Poster sessionPalladium 2

16:30 - 18:00 Parallel Session 3.2Palladium 1

Round table 1 Platine

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08:30 - 10:15 Plenary Session 5, 6 and 7Platine


10:45 - 12:30 Parallel Session 3.2Platine


Parallel Session 5.2Palladium 1

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Parallel Session 6Chrome 2/3

Parallel Session 7Platine

15:30 - 16:15 Poster SessionPalladium 2

16:15 - 17:30 Parallel Session 1Chrome 2/3

Parallel Session 4.3 Chrome 1

Parallel Session 5.1Palladium 1

Round table 2 Platine

18:00 - 18:30 Departure to Sassenage19:00 - 23:30 Gala evening22:30 - 23:35 Departure to Grenoble


Parallel Session 5.1Platine

Parallel Session 6Chrome 1


10:30 - 11:00 Prizes and conference closurePlatine

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COMMITTEES

CHAIR: CO-CHAIR:

LOCAL ORGANIZING COMMITTEE:

INTERNATIONAL SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE:

Jean-François DAMLENCOURT Simon CLAVAGUERAFrédéric SCHUSTERFrançois TARDIF

Anthony BOCHON (ULB, BE)Jorge BOCZKOWSKI (INSERM, FR)Patrick BOISSEAU (CEA, FR)Jean-Yves BOTTERO (CNRS, FR)Marie CARRIÈRE (CEA, FR)Daren CHEN (VCU, USA)Raphaël de THOURY (PARTICLEVER, FR)Claude EMOND (U. Montreal, CA)Steffi FRIEDRICHS (OECD, FR)Benjamin GILBERT (Berkeley, USA)Keld Alstrup JENSEN (NRCWE, DK)

Bernd NOWAK (EMPA, CH)David PUI (U. Minnesota, USA)Jérôme ROSE (CNRS, FR)Myriam RICAUD (INRS, FR)Eva VALSAMI-JONES (U.Birmingh, UK)Ulla Brigitte VOGEL (NRCWE, DK)Mark WIESNER (Duke U., USA)Wendel WOHLLEBEN (BASF, DE)

Simon CLAVAGUERA Jean-FrançoisDAMLENCOURT

Samir DERROUGH

Philippe CAPRON Philippe CHARLÉTYStéphane BOIVIN Patricia CHÉRY

Aymeric SPERANDIO

Georgios KATALAGARIANAKIS

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NANOSAFETY PLATFORM

FULLY DEDICATED TO HEALTH AND SAFETY ISSUES RELATED TO NANOMATERIALS

www.nanosafety-platform.comCommercial Contact: [email protected]

Well-defined assignments and advanced specific toolsOne of the main PNS goals is to contribute to the responsible and competitive development of nanomaterials. The PNS benefits from the support of CEA (The French Alternative Energies and Atomic Energy Commission - 16 000 researchers) in terms of fundamental research, safety technologies and nanomaterials pilot lines in actual use. It also relies on “equipments of excellence” for detection and characterization (Cryo Tomo TEM for complex media).

A wide range of R&D and services available straightforward through a one stop shop to help industrials, unique in France and Europe.

PNS R&D activities focuses on 6 main topics:-Technologies and methods for advanced characterization & detection-Safer-by-Design materials and processes-Toxicology and ecotoxicology through partnerships-Industrial hygiene-Lifecycle management and dissemination in the environment-Urban particles

PNS provides a wide range of services suitable to industry:-Consulting and auditing on industrial health & safety issues-Measurements at workplace-Characterization-Release testing in use conditions (accelerated aging / abrasion resistance, etc) in order to reduce consumers exposure to nanoparticles-Nanoparticle toxicity evaluation-Training (catalog of standard training courses and development of customized, companyspecifictraining courses) for operators and prevention workers

Thanks to its integrated R&D and services activities, to its independence of analysis and to its deep commitment to confidentiality, PNS provides a unique and efficient response to industrial needs in nanosafety.

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CONFERENCE ROOMS

Titane 2Titane 1

Palladium 1

Palladium 2

Welcome CocktailLunch & coffee break

Exhibition booths

Poster sessionsAll posters will be on display from Tuesday-6th to Friday-9th of November, Level 0. You will find material at the reception desk in order to install your posters.

Parallel sessions

Registration DeskUpon check-in, you will receive a personalized name badge. It must be clearly visible troughout the conference period and it enable you to access all conference areas as well as coffee breaks and lunches.Along with your badge, you have been given your attendee bag and a memory stick:• The Nanosafe E-Programme• The Nanosafe E-Book of Abstracts

Main EntranceRegistration Desk

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MINATEC INTERNET ACCESSFree WI-FI will be available in all MINATEC areas during the ConferenceWI-FI code will be available at the registration desk

CONFERENCEROOMS

Centre de Congrès

Maison MINATEC3 parvis Louis Néel

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SESSION 1 - MEASUREMENT AND CHARACTERIZATION OF NANO OBJECTSChair: Daren CHEN

SESSION 2 - EXPOSUREChair: Christof ASBACH

SESSION 3.1 - RELEASE FROM NANO-ENABLED PRODUCTSChair: Wendel WOHLLEBEN

SESSION 3.2 - SAFER BY DESIGN NANOMATERIALS AND PROCESSCoChair: Araceli SANCHEZ

Tuesday 6th 12:00 - 12:30 Plenary Session Platine Level 1Tuesday 6th 14:00 - 15:45 Parallel Session Platine Level 1Tuesday 6th 16:30 - 18:00 Parallel Session Platine Level 1Thursday 8th 16:15 - 17:00 Parallel Session Chrome 2/3 Level 1

Wednesday 7th 8:30 - 9:00 Plenary Session Platine Level 1Tuesday 6th 14:00 - 15:45 Parallel Session Palladium 1 Level 0Wednesday 7th 10:30 - 12:30 Parallel Session Palladium 1 Level 0

Wednesday 7th 14:00 - 15:00 Parallel Session Palladium 1 Level 0

Wednesday 7th 15:15 - 15:45 Parallel Session Palladium 1 Level 0Wednesday 7th 16:30 - 18:15 Parallel Session Palladium 1 Level 0Thursday 8th 10:45 - 12:30 Parallel Session Platine Level 1

SESSION 3.3 - RISK MANAGEMENTCoChair: Claire SKENTELBERY

Wednesday 7th 10:30 - 12:30 Parallel Session Chrome 1 Level 1

SESSION 3 - MANUFACTURED NANO OBJECTSChair: Wendel WOHLLEBEN

Wednesday 7th 09:00 - 09:30 Plenary Session Platine Level 1Wednesday 7th 10:30 - 11:00 Key note Chrome 1 Level 1

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SESSION 4.4 - RISK MANAGEMENTCoChair: Bruno DEBRAY

SESSION 4.1 - OCCUPATIONAL RISK ASSESSMENTCoChairs: Mar MAID and Ana Sofia FONSECA

SESSION 4.3 - TOOLS AND COMMERCIAL EQUIPMENTCoChair: Thies OOSTERWIJK

SESSION 4.2 - ENVIRONMENTAL RISK ASSESSMENTCoChair: Dimiter PRODANOV

Wednesday 7h 10:30 - 12:30 Parallel Session Platine Level 1

Friday 9th 08:30 - 10:00 Parallel Session Palladium 1 Level 0

Tuesday 6th 16:30 - 18:00 Parallel Session Palladium 1 Level 0Wednesday 7th 14:00 - 15:30 Parallel Session Chrome 1 Level 1

Thursday 8TH 16:15 - 17:00 Parallel Session Chrome 1 Level 1

SESSION 4.5 - NANO RESPONSIBLE DEVELOPMENT AND SUSTAINABILITY CoChair: Alexander JOVANOVICThursday 8th 10:45 - 12:00 Parallel Session Chrome 2/3 Level 1

SESSION 4 - RISKChair: Keld Alstrup JENSEN

Wednesday 7th 9:30 - 10:00 Plenary Session Platine Level 1

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SESSION 5.1 - TOXICOLOGYCochair: Henri SCHROEDER

SESSION 6 - REGULATION / STANDARDIZATIONChair: Anthony BOCHON

SESSION 5.2 - ENVIRONMENTAL INTERACTIONS OF NANOMATERIALSCochair: Peter HOET

SESSION 5.3 - SAFE USE OF NANO OBJECTS FOR MEDICINE APPLICATIONS Chair: Claude EMOND

Thursday 8th 14:00 - 15:30 Parallel Session Palladium 1 Level 0Thursday 8th 16:15 - 17:15 Parallel Session Palladium 1 Level 0Friday 9th 08:30 - 10:00 Parallel Session Platine Level 1

Thursday 8th 10:45 - 12:30 Parallel Session Palladium 1 Level 0Thursday 8th 14:00 - 15:00 Parallel Session Chrome 1 Level 1

Tuesday 6th 14:00 - 15:45 Parallel Session Chrome 2/3 Level 1Tuesday 6th 16:30 - 17:45 Parallel Session Chrome 2/3 Level 1

Thursday 8th 09:00 - 09:30 Plenary Session Platine Level 1Thursday 8th 14:00 - 15:00 Parallel Session Chrome 2/3 Level 1Friday 9th 08:30 - 09:30 Parallel Session Chrome 1 Level1

SESSION 7 - URBAN PARTICLES AND EMERGING POLLUTANTSChair: David PUI

Thursday 8th 09:30 - 10:00 Plenary Session Platine Level 1Thursday 8th 10:45 - 12:15 Parallel Session Chrome 1 Level 1Thursday 8th 14:00 - 15:30 Parallel Session Platine Level 1

SESSION 5 - NANO OBJECTS AND HEALTH / HAZARDChair: Claude Emond

Thursday 8th 08:30 - 09:00 Plenary Session Platine Level 1

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Optimal protection for any particle size High efficiency ventilated and filtered hoods

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The overall objective of the EC4SafeNano project is to develop a distributed Centre of European organisations for Risk Management and Safe Innovation for Nanomaterials & Nanotechnologies. The operational objectives are therefore:

*To understand the needs of the various stakeholders.*To identify the resources and capabilities available inside/outside the consortium to address the stakeholder needs.*To provide solutions and build a range of services.*To develop mechanisms and operating procedures.*To test and benchmark the services.*To develop a sound exploitation plan and business plan.

The project is structured around a core consortium of partners and an enlarged community of associate partners (APs). The main objective of the open focus network is to design subject-specific focus groups. The Focus Network is accessible to everyone upon becoming a registered member by joining as an associated partner.

The EC4SafeNano Day will be organized as satellite meeting during nanoSAFE 2018. The vent consists of three workshops. By participating in the event, you will learn more about our project and help us develop a centre that will be applicable in your own stakeholder context.

Workshop 1. Workshop 1: Establishment and operation of Focus Network, EC4SafeNano

Organized by Geethu Balachandran (TNO) 09:00 - 12:00

Workshop 2: Blueprint for National Nanosafety Centres Development & Sustainability

Organized by Neeraj Shandilya (EU-VRi) 13:00 - 15:00

Workshop 3: Overcoming barriers to making data FAIR – integrating data management into data generation workflows - a joint workshop with H2020 NanoCommons

Organized by Iseult Lynch (UoB)15:00 - 17:30

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Organized by Neeraj Shandilya (EU-VRi) 13:00 - 15:00

EquipEx NanoID: satellite meetingRoom: Chrome 2/3

Labex Serenade: satellite meetingRoom: Chrome 2/3

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Organized by Jerome Rose (CNRS CEREGE)14:00 - 17:00

NanoID is an open platform consisting of specific characterization equipment allowing the detection and identification of nanoparticles in complex matrices. Examples of the latest instrument developments and capabilities will be illustrated with various applications (nanomedicine, environment,…).

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CERASAFE Annual Meeting: satellite meetingRoom: Palladium 1

Safe Production and Use of Nanomaterials in the Ceramic Industry - the CERASAFE project will host its final annual project meeting during NanoSafe.

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Developing robust methodologies for nanomaterial characterisation – methods, data, decision trees.

Organized by Marianne MATZKE and Stephen LOFTS08:30 - 12:00

ACE nano: Satellite meetingRoom: Chrome 1


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Projects NanoMONITOR (Development of a real-time information and monitoring system to support the risk assessment of nanomaterial under REACH) and CERASAFE (Safe Production and Use of Nanomaterials in the Ceramic Industry) will join forces in a satellite meeting to share results on nanoparticle monitoring, exposure assessment and toxicology.

Organized by Maidá DOMAT (ITENE) and Mar VIANA (IDAEA-CSIC)15:45 - 17:00

Final workshop from the NanoMONITOR and CERASAFE projectsRoom: Chrome 1

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DAILY PROGRAMME

Alain FONTAINENanosciences Foundation, FRANCE

Alain Fontaine is graduated with a PhD in physics from Orsay Univ. (1975). He has been a research director at CNRS for 24 years and now holds the position of Director of the Nanosciences Fondation in Grenoble since 2011. His scientific

activities in condensed matter physics and nanosciences are more specifically focused on the use of synchrotron light for the Physics of metals, materials science and nano-magnetism.

NANOPHARMACEUTICALS VS ENGINEERED NANOMATERIALS: WAR AND PEACE08:45 - 09:15

THE NANOSCIENCES FOUNDATION IN GRENOBLE: ITS ACHIEVEMENTS09:15 - 09:45

Patrick BOISSEAUFrench Alternative Energies and Atomic Energy Commission, FRANCE

Patrick Boisseau is graduated in biological engineering from the Institut National Agronomique (1983) and Ecole Nationale du Génie Rural, des Eaux et des Forêts (1985). He started his career at CEA, where he occupied several

functions in biological research and medical technologies. He now holds the position of VP Healthcare responsible for the Strategic Planning in Life Sciences and Healthcare Technologies, at CEATech in Grenoble, France. He coordinates and/or participates to numerous French and European funded research projects in his fields of technical expertise, such as nanomedicine, drug delivery, medical imaging and innovative medical technologies.

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WELCOME FROM NANOSAFE COMITTEE08:30 - 08:45

OPENING CEREMONYRoom: Platine

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DEVELOPING A FRAMEWORK TO SUPPORT STREAMLINED RISK ASSESSMENT OF NANOMATERIALS VIA FACILITATION OF GROUPING AND READ-ACROSS09:45 - 10:15

Teresa FERNANDESHeriot-Watt University, UK

Teresa F. Fernandes has a BSc from the University of Lisbon in Environmental Engineering, followed by an MSc in Marine and Fisheries Science and a PhD in Oil Pollution from the University of Aberdeen, UK. She has over 25 years’ experience working on the effects of stressors in natural systems and recovery. She is now a Professor of Environmental Science, Director of the Institute of Life and Earth Sciences at Heriot-Watt University and acts as expert to OECD.

She has conducted research and received funding in resource management related topics such as aquaculture impact assessment and management, spatial management and aquaculture, organic enrichment and coastal eutrophication management, climate change, governance and management of natural resources, assessment of effects of nanomaterials in natural ecosystems and species.

Georgios KATALAGARIANAKISEuropean Commission, BELGIUM

Georgios Katalagarianakis graduated as mining and metallurgy engineer from the National Technical University of Athens in 1976. He obtained a diploma on mechanical engineering from the University of Thessaloniki in 1989 and a PhD degree from Imperial College of Science, Technology and Medicine in 1998. He has worked for ten years in the underground mining industry and the mines authority of Greece before joining the European Commission in 1989 as administrator for European research in the fields of mining and

metallurgy, recycling, building construction and civil infrastructure, tunnelling, industrial safety and ergonomics, etc. He is currently responsible for research in the area of nanotechnology safety and the use of nanotechnology in buildings.

Ulla Birgitte VOGELNational Research Centre for the Working Environment, DENMARK

Ulla Vogel has a MSc and PhD (1995) in Biochemistry from the University of Copenhagen, Denmark. Additionally, she recently became European Registered Toxicologist. She now holds the position of Professor at NRCWE (Copenhagen, Denmark) and Adjunct professor at the Department of Micro- and Nanotechnology at the Technical University of Denmark. She has conducted research and received funding scientific fields such as inhalation toxicology of

nanoparticles and ultrafine particles, particle-induced acute phase response and cardiovascular disease, occupational biomonitoring studies with focus on cancer and cardiovascular disease and mechanisms of action of particle toxicity.

EU NANOSAFETY RESEARCH PERSPECTIVES UNDER H2020 AND BEYOND10:45 - 11:15

PARTICLE-INDUCED CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE MEDIATED BY ACUTE PHASE RESPONSE11:15 - 11:45

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Darren CHENDepartment of Mechanical and Nuclear EngineeringCollege of Engineering, Virginia Commonwealth University, USA

Daren Chen, is now Floyd D. Gottwald Sr. Endowed Chair Professor in Mechanical and Nuclear Engineering, Virginia Commonwealth University, USA. He received his PhD from Particle Technology Laboratory, University of Minnesota, USA (1996). He is the principal investigator and inventor of electrospray monodisperse particle generator, nanometer differential mobility analyzer (nano-DMA), high-through nanoparticle charger, fast-

scan electrical aerosol sizer, personal particle monitors, continuous gene transfector and other particle processing tools. He has intensive experience on particle sampling and characterization, particle instrumentation, atmospheric aerosol, micro-contamination control in semiconductor processing, filtration and separation, health effect of particles, nanotoxicity, and particle synthesis/generation for energy, pharmaceutical and biomedical applications.

SESSION 1 PLENARY TALK12:00 - 12:30

Plenary Session 1 - Measurement and characterization of nano objectsRoom: Platine

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Chair: Darren CHEN

Parallel Session 1Room: Platine

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AN OPERATIONAL METHODOLOGY TO CHARACTERIZE NANOMATERIAL POWDERS FOR RISK ASSESSMENT.DAZON Claire

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NOVEL CHEMICAL APPROACH TO REGIO CONTROL SYNTHESIS OF GOLD-BINOL HYBRID NANOSTRUCTURES.PATLOLLA Shashank Reddy

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REAL-TIME MONITORING, SAMPLING AND MICROSCOPIC ANALYSIS OF NANO-OBJECTS SUSPENDED IN THE AIR AT WORKPLACES.OBERBEK Przemyslaw

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CHARACTERIZATION OF DISPERSIBILITY AND STABILITY OF TIO2 NANOPARTICLES IN CELL CULTURE MEDIA WITH STATIC MULTIPLE LIGHT SCATTERING.

SENTIS Matthias

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DETECTION OF NANOAEROSOLS USING IONIZED AIR.

JAKUBIAK Szymon

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OPTIMIZATION OF PHYSICO-CHEMICAL PARAMETERS OF CHITOSAN NANOPARTICLES EXTRACTED FROM EXOSKELETON OF CRAYFISH.EL-NAGGAR Marwa

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CONTRAST ENHANCEMENT FOR LIPID NANOPARTICLES (LNPS) CHARACTERIZATION USING TRANSMISSION ELECTRON MICROSCOPY (TEM).ARNOULD Amandine

Poster / Coffee15:45 - 16:30

Welcome Cocktail18:00 - 19:00

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Tuesday (14:00 - 15:45)

Chair: Christof ASBACH

Session 2 - Exposure Room: Palladium1

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SAFE PRODUCTION AND USE OF NANOMATERIALS IN THE CERAMIC INDUSTRY: OVERVIEW OF RESULTS FROM THE CERASAFE PROJECT.

VIANA Mar

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METALS AND METABOLITES AS BIOMARKER OF EXPOSURE IN WELDER APPRENTICES.QUÉMERAIS Bernadette

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PROCESS-GENERATED NANOPARTICLES EXPOSURE IN THE CERAMIC PROCESS.SANFÉLIX FORNER Vicenta

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POWDER INTRINSIC PROPERTIES AS DUSTINESS PREDICTOR FOR AN EFFICIENT EXPOSURE ASSESSMENT.SHANDILYA Neeraj

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WORKERS’ EXPOSURE TO INCIDENTAL NANOPARTICLES IN DIFFERENT LINES OF WORK.VIITANEN Anna-Kaisa

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OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE TO NANOPARTICLES IN THE CERAMIC INDUSTRY.VIANA Mar

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TOWARDS LESS TOXIC QUANTUM DOTS.

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ASSOCIATION OF GRAPHENE OXIDE DERIVATIVES FOR NON-MUSCLE INVASIVE BLADDER CANCER (NMIBC) TREATMENT.FÁVARO Wagner

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THE EXPOSURE TO NON-TOXIC CONCENTRATIONS OF SILVER NANOPARTICLES IMPAIRS CRUCIAL NUCLEAR HEPATOCYTE FUNCTIONS.DENIAUD Aurélien

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CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE AS A (NANO)PARTICLE-INDUCED OCCUPATIONAL DISEASE.VOGEL Ulla

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Poster Session 1Room: Palladium 2

SESSION 1 - Measurement and characterization of nano-objects

SESSION 2 - Exposure

SESSION 3 - Manufactured nano-objects 3.1 Nano-objects release from nano-enabled products3.2 Safe-by-Design nano-enabled products and process3.3 Pilot plant production / Industrial issues

SESSION 4 - Risks4.1 Occupational risk assessment4.2 Environmental risk assessment4.3 Tools and commercial equipment4.4 Risk management4.5 Nano responsible development and sustainability

SESSION 5 - Nano objects and Health / Hazard5.1 Toxicology5.2 Environmental interactions of nanomaterials5.3 Safe use of nano objects for medicine applications

SESSION 6 - Regulation / Standardization

SESSION 7 - Urban particles and emerging pollutants

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Session 1 - Measurement and characterization of nano objectsRoom: Platine

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NANOPARTICLE FORMATION AND EMISSIONS DURING LASER ABLATION OF CERAMIC TILES.SALMATONIDIS Apostolos

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OPTIMIZATION OF AF4-ICP-MS AND SP-ICP-MS METHODS FOR TITANIUM DIOXIDE NANOPARTICLES CHARACTERIZATION IN FOOD PRODUCT.

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CHARACTERIZATION OF NANOMATERIALS IN CONSUMER PRODUCTS AND MEDICINAL SAMPLES. FROM ROUTINE ANALYSIS TO ADVANCED METHODOLOGIES.

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AEROSOL SAMPLING TECHNIQUES USING TEM GRIDS.

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METROLOGY OF NANOPARTICLES WITH SMALL ANGLES X-RAY SCATTERING (SAXS): FROM SIMPLE CASES TO NANOPARTICLES IN FOOD ADDITIVES.TACHE Olivier

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MICRO SENSOR FOR THE CAPACITIVE DETECTION OF AIRBORNE NANOPARTICLES FABRICATED BY COMBINING 3D PRINTING AND LITHOGRAPHY.

SCHMITT Jean

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CHEMICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF AIRBORNE NANOPARTICLES IN AN INDUSTRIAL SCENARIO.VIANA Mar

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PULMONARY AND REMODELING EFFECTS OF REPEATED EXPOSURE TO LOW DOSES OF SILICA DIOXIDE MICRO- AND NANOPARTICLES IN MICE.

MARQUES DA SILVA Vanessa

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VALUE-CHAIN CASE-STUDIES WITH HIGH QUALITY CONCEPTUAL INFORMATION FOR MODEL TESTING IN CALIBRATE PROJECT.FONSECA Ana Sofia

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THREE-TIERED RISK ASSESSMENT FOR ENGINEERED NANOMATERIALS. A USE CASE FOR THE SEMICONDUCTOR INDUSTRY.PRODANOV Dimiter

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NANOSTREEM TO ASSESS EXPOSURE AND RISKS OF NANOMATERIALS IN NANO-ELECTRONICS MANUFACTURING WITH GENERIG NANO RISK ASSESSMENT TOOLS.

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MODELLING NANOPARTICLE EMISSIONS IN INDUSTRIAL SETTINGS: TESTING BOX MODELS PERFORMANCE UNDER HIGH AND LOW CONCENTRATION SCENARIOS.

RIBALTA Carla

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Session 5.3 - Safe use of nano objects for medicine applicationsRoom: Chrome 2/3

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GRAPHENE OXIDE NANOPLATELETS POTENTIATE ANTICANCER EFFECT OF CISPLATIN IN HUMAN LUNG CANCER CELLS.ROSLI Nur Farhanah

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GREEN SYNTHESIS OF SILVER NANOPARTICLES USING GREEN TEA EXTRACT, CHARACTERIZATION, ANTIBACTERIAL ACTIVITY AND BIOCOMPATIBILITY.

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CYTOTOXICITY OF NITRIC OXIDE RELEASING CHITOSAN NANOPARTICLES COATED WITH HYALURONIC ACID TO TUMOR CELL LINES.

SEABRA Amedea B.

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IN VITRO TOXICITY ASSESSMENT OF FOOD ADDITIVES E171 (TiO2) AND E551 (SiO2) ON A HUMAN INTESTINAL MODEL.TISSEYRE Céline

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ONCOTHERAD: A NEW NANOBIOLOGICAL RESPONSE MODIFIER, ITS TOXICOLOGICAL AND ANTICANCER ACTIVITIES.DURAN Nelson

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Christof AsbachHead of the department Air Quality & Filtration at the Institute of Energy and Environmental Tech-nology (IUTA) in Duisburg

Christof Asbach is an electrical engineer by background. He received his PhD at the University of Duisburg-Essen in 2004. During his postdoc at the University of Minnesota he pursued research on the prevention of particulate contamination during the manufacture of semiconductor chips using extreme ultraviolet lithography (EUVL). In 2006 he joined the Institute of Energy and Environmental Technology (IUTA) in Duisburg, where in 2013 he became head of the department Air Quality & Filtration.

His research interests cover many fields of aerosol science, including assessment of (personal) exposure to airborne nanomaterials, validation of aerosol measurement techniques and detection and quantification of brake dust emission from passenger cars.

Plenary session 2 - ExposureRoom: Platine

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Robert J. HamersSteenbock Professor of Physical Science and Distinguished Professor, University of Wis-consin

Robert Hamers received his B.S. degree in Chemistry from the University of Wisconsin-Madison and his Ph.D. in Physical Chemistry from Cornell University in 1986. He started his career at IBM T.J. Watson Research Center, NY. Since 1990 he has been a Professor at the University of Wisconsin–Madison, where he directs several research programs focusing on solid-

liquid interfaces and electron-transfer processes and currently holds the chaired position as Steenbock Professor of Physical Sciences. Pr. Hamers is the Director of the NSF Center for Sustainable Nanotechnology, a research project that links 12 universities and laboratories across the U.S., with the common goal of understanding the chemical transformation and molecular-level biological interactions of nanomaterials, to develop new, functional nanomaterials with reduced biological impact and improved environmental safety.

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Keld Alstrup JensenProfessor at the National Research Centre for the Working Environment; Coordinator of the EU H2020 Project caLIBRAte

Keld Alstrup Jensen is employed at the National Research Centre for the Working Environment (NRCWE), Copenhagen, Denmark. He obtained his MSc (1994) in mineral synthesis and Phd. degree (1999) on the Oklo natural fission reactors as in natural analogues to nuclear waste from the University of Aarhus, Denmark. After a postdoc at the University of Michigan, USA he started his current career in occupational safety and

health at NRCWE in September 2000. His research focuses on materials characterization methods for substance identification, grouping, biological interaction and fate testing, occupational exposure measurement and assessment, and development for control

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CURRENT TO THE NEAR-FUTURE IN RISK ASSESSMENT AND MANAGE-MENT METHODS FOR MANUFACTURED NANOMATERIALS.09:30 - 10:00

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Session 2 - ExposureRoom: Palladium 1

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STATIONARY INSTRUMENT vs PERSONAL DEVICES TO ASSESS OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE TO ENGINEERED NANOMATERIALS IN PILOT PLANTS.CLAVAGUERA Simon

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POTENTIAL WORKERS EXPOSURE TO ULTRAFINE PARTICLES IN METAL ADDITIVE MANUFACTURINGPHILIPPOT Cecile

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EXPOSURE TO GRAPHENE IN A PRODUCTION PILOT PLANT

LÓPEZ DE IPIÑA Jesús

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DEVELOPMENT AND COMPARISON OF DIFFERENT ANALYTICAL METHODS TO QUANTIFY THE RELEASED GRAPHENE FROM NANOCOMPOSITESHAMMER Tobias

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DETECTION OF GRAPHENE IN AIR: A PROPOSAL BASED ON THERMAL PROPERTIESVIANA Camila

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AGING OF WOOD STAINS CONTAINING CEO2 NANOPARTICLES AS UV FILTERSMASION Armand

12:00 - 12:15 PERSONAL EXPOSURE TO ULTRAFINE PARTICLES IN EVERYDAY LIFE - A PISA STUDY

ASBACH Christof12:15 - 12:30A91659AS

EXPOSURE TO PROCESS-GENERATED NANOPARTICLES DURING THERMAL SPRAYING

SALMATONIDIS Apostolos

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Session 3.3 - Pilot plant production / Industrial issuesRoom: Chrome 1

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GROUPING BASED ON A HARMONIZED SET OF MATERIAL PROPERTIES, APPLIED TO 34 NANOMATERIALS WITH THEIR NANO-ENABLED PRODUCTS.

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SAFETY BY DESIGN IN NANOMATERIALS PRODUCTION.

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INDUSTRIAL DRIVERS FOR NANOMATERIALS PILOT PLANT SCALE UP.

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CONTINUOUS SYNTHESIS OF COLLOIDAL FLUORESCENT QUANTUM DOTS.AKDAS Tugce

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UTILIZING SAFE-BY-DESIGN PRINCIPLES IN NANO-ENABLED MATERIAL DEVELOPMENT FOR PRINTABLE ELECTRONICVIITANEN Anna-Kaisa

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TUBALL ™ SINGLE WALL CARBON NANOTUBES: HEALTH, SAFETY & ENVIRONMENTAL STATUS.VAN KERCKHOVE Gunther

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SYSTEM INTEGRATION OF CELLULOSE BASED MATERIALS INTO FINAL FORMULATIONS.MINHAS Gurminder

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OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE TO LTA NANOZEOLITES: STRATEGIES OF EXPOSURE MONITORING AND TOXICITY EVALUATION.FERRANTE Riccardo

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3D MODEL AND SUBCHRONIC REPEATED EXPOSURE TO AEROSOLIZED GRAPHENE OXIDE: PRELIMINARY CONSIDERATIONS IN PRECAUTIONARY CONTEXTS.

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ADDITIVE METAL MANUFACTURING EMISSION CHARACTERIZATIONS USING A MULTI-METRIC METHODOLOGY.KELLER François-Xavier

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RISK ASSESSMENT DURING EXPLOSION SEVERITY TESTS OF CARBON BLACK AND MWCNT IN A LABORATORY.BOUHOULLE Elodie

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SAFETY OBSERVER APP FOR USE IN MEASURING SAFE WORKING CONDITIONS AND BEHAVIOUR WITH NANOMATERIALS.KINES Peter

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Session 3.1 - Nano-objects release from nano-enabled productsRoom: Palladium 1

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PARTICLE EMISSION CHARACTERIZATION WHEN INCINERATING NANOWASTES USING A LAB SCALE TUBULAR FURNACE OPERATING AT 1100°C.

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IMPACT OF PRODUCT MATRIX ON THE EXPOSURE, FATE AND BEHAVIOR OF RELEASED NANOMATERIALS.BOSSA Nathan

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POTENCIAL IMPACT OF NANOMATERIALS INCLUDED IN SUNSCREENS ON AQUATIC ECOSYSTEMS.DELPIVO Camilla

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TiO2 NANOPARTICLES RELEASE DURING SIMULATED REAL CONDITIONS FROM A PHOTOCATALYTIC COATING APPLIED ON ROADS.POMAR-PORTILLO Vicenç

Session 3.2 - Safe-by-design nanomaterials and processRoom: Palladium 1

Chair: Wendel WOHLLEBENCo-Chair: Araceli SANCHEZ

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AGEING AND NANORELEASE OF PHOTOCATALYTIC PAINT PRODUCTS: TOWARDS A SAFER BY DESIGN APPROACH TOWARDS A SAFER BY DESIGN APPROACH.

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SAFER BY DESIGN: A RESPONSIBLE WAY TO INTEGRATE SILVER NANOWIRES ON COMMON APPLICATIONS.TOYBOU Djadidi

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Session 4.2 - Environmental risk assessmentRoom: Chrome 1

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RISK ASSESSMENT OF SYNTHESIZED ZERO VALENT IRON NANOPARTICLES (NZVI) ON ENVIRONMENTAL BACTERIAL ISOLATES AND ITS CONSORTIUM.KUMAR Deepak

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NON-CANCER AND CANCER RISK OF COMMUNITIES SURROUNDING GOLD MINE DUMPS IN SOUTH AFRICA DUE TO NANO-SIZED SILICA DUST INHALATION.

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REDEFINING ENVIRONMENTAL NANOMATERIAL FLOWS:CONSEQUENCES OF THE REGULATORY DEFINITION ON THE RESULTS OF EXPOSURE MODELS.

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ASSESSMENT OF METAL OXIDE-BASED NANOPARTICLES STABILITY IN THE AQUATIC SYSTEMS USING FUZZY LOGICYALEZO Ntsikelelo

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TRENDS ON ENVIRONMENTAL TRANSFORMATIONS AND EFFECTS OF NANOMATERIALS MIXTURES IN AQUATIC SYSTEMS: AN OVERVIEW.

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NEXT STEPS IN ENVIRONMENTAL RISK ASSESSMENT OF ENGINEERED NANOMATERIALS CONSIDERING MATERIAL-SPECIFIC PROPERTIES.

WIGGER Henning

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The workshop will allow bringing together all nano-safety relevant experts from pilot line/production projects, hence, real-life and application-oriented nanosafety and Safe-by-Design expertise. The workshop is aiming at helping pilot projects in order to assess and tackle safety issues throughout harmonization of the approaches

and promotion of available tools. To reach that goal, the following topics will be presented:

• EPPN mini survey on processes and materials used in pilot lines along with relevant exposure scenarios• Selected tools and methods that are available to conduct safety assessment and implement risk minimization measures in workplaces • Critical review on conducted case studies from recently ended and ongoing H2020 projectsThis interactive session will promote discussion between EPPN and NSC in order to adress the needs from pilot projects with nanosafety expertise. The discussion should also lead to potential future cooperation between projects for the development of cross case studies and to joint dissemination of projects results.

Organized by Simon CLAVAGUERA (CEA)14:00 - 15:30

14:00 – 14:10 Introduction words Georgios Katalagarianakis, ECAmro Satti, LEITAT representing EPPNAndrew Nelson, U. Leeds representing NSC

14:10 – 14:40 Overview of several pilot projects(5’ pitch)

NanoLeap: Simon Clavaguera, CEAPlatform : Jesus Lopez de Ipiña TecnaliaIntegral: Jean-Yves Escabasse, CEA NanoFase - Inspired cooperation : Claus Svendsen, CEH

14:40 – 15:30 Panel discussionModerator: Simon Clavaguera(pilot projects expectations, required expertise and available tools and methods)

Panelists:•Georgios Katalagarianakis, EC•Amro Satti, LEITAT representing EPPN•Jesus Lopez de Ipiña, Tecnalia•Socorro Vázquez, LEITAT•Jean-Yves Escabasse, CEA•Claus Svendsen, CEH•Andrew Nelson, U. Leeds•Christa Schimpel, BioNanoNet

15:30 – 15:45 Wrap-up and next steps to be conducted by EPPN and NSC

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THE SERENADE PROJECT: TOWARD SAFER AND ECO-DESIGNED INNOVATIVE NANOMATERIALS.ROSE Jerome

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SAFE DESIGN AND RE-DESIGN OF PILOT PRODUCTION LINES FOR THE MANUFACTURE OF CARBON NANOTUBE-BASED NANO-ENABLED PRODUCTS.LOPEZ DE IPIÑA Jesus

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INVENTORY OF SERVICES FOR NANOSAFETY ASSESSMENT AND MANAGEMENT BASED ON COMPETENCES, EQUIPMENT AND INFRASTRUCTURE.

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SAFE BY DESIGN FOR INNOVATIVE NANOMATERIALS.

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SAFER-BY-DESIGN CONCEPTION OF TIO2 NANOPARTICLES COATED WITH BIO-INSPIRED LIGANDS FOR APPLICATIONS IN PAINTS.MICHAUD-SORET Isabelle

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The first round table of “NanoSAFE 2018” will give an overview of urban pollution in a global context, and a focus on the ultra fine particles : the health impact and the different solutions and ways to act for mitigation.

The moderator and the panellists will discuss around the following topics :

•Survey of atmospheric pollutionAtmospheric particles pollution: Context, Sources, Issues and ImplicationsUltra Fine Particles monitoring in France and elsewhere in the world

•Health impact of urban particles what about nanoparticles impacts and their origin? What are the best indicators for health assessment? What about the last recommandation in France (ANSES)? Pollution impact versus other risks?

•Mitigation solutions for the UFP What is reasonably possible to do for reducing particles pollution? What are the mitigation solutions today? Few examples to show?

•Policy Actions What are the citizens questions/expectations ? What actions are (or can be) implemented by policy makers? Can we involve citizen for a better air quality?

Panelists: David Pui (Univ. MINNESOTA, USA), Zhao Yuliang (China Nanocenter, China), Olivier Dellea (CEA, France), Sébastien Artous (CEA, France), Olivier Le Bihan (INERIS, France), Remy Slama and Sophie Lanone (INSERM, France), Olivier Aguerre-Chariol (INERIS, France), Jérôme Dutroncy (Vice-President Environment. Air & climate, LA METRO Grenoble, France).

Act on ultra fine particles and urban pollution in Europe (trends, health impacts, mitigation solutions and policies)Round Table Moderator: Alexandre THOMASSON - ATMO Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes (french network for air quality survey)16:30 - 18:15

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PLENARY LECTURE SESSION 2 , 3 AND 4Room: Platine

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Anthony BOCHONLaw firm EVEREST, Brussels

Anthony Bochon is a lawyer working at the Brussels Bar as a partner at the Brussels office of the law firm EVEREST. His activities mainly focus on economic and intellectual property laws as well as regulatory (including the regulations REACH, CLP, PIC and biocides, cosmetics, food, pharmaceuticals, materials and electronics). Anthony Bochon is also pursuing an academic career since 2011 at the Université libre de Bruxelles (ULB), where he is a

research fellow and associate lecturer for the courses on European Union law, economic law and intellectual property law. He currently devotes part of his research time to a PhD thesis on a holistic theory of the law of innovation. His expertise in disruptive technologies has made him one of the most recognized experts in nanotechnology law in the world.

Claude EMONDUniversité de Montréal, Canada

Dr. Claude Emond is Associate Professor in the Department of Environmental and Occupational Health at the University of Montreal (U. of Mtl), Canada. He received a Ph.D. in Public Health in 2001 from U of Mtl. From 2001 to 2004, Dr. Emond received grants from the National Research Council, to perform postdoctoral studies for 2½ years at the US EPA in North Carolina, USA. At EPA, Dr. Emond’s work focused on describing a developmental

physiologically based pharmacokinetic (PBPK) model on dioxins. He is also interested in occupational toxicology, mainly on the effects of organic solvents, modeling physiological changes in aging compared to younger workers, and nanotoxicology. Dr. Emond has published many papers and is often invited to present his research at international meetings on persistent organic chemicals and nanotechnology.

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NANOPARTICLES, NANOTOXICOLOGY AND NANOSECURITY IN 2018: WHERE ARE WE? 08:30 - 09:00

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Professor David Y. H. Pui is a Distinguished McKnight University Professor and LM Fingerson/TSI Inc. Chair in Mechanical Engineering at the University of Minnesota. Dr. Pui is a Member of the U.S. National Academy of Engineering (NAE) and Director of the world-renowned Particle Technology Laboratory (PTL) at the University of Minnesota. He

is also the Director of the Center for Filtration Research (CFR). He has a broad range of research experience in aerosol and nanoparticle science and filtration technology. He has developed several widely used commercial aerosol instruments and is a co-founder of Nanocopoeia for nano-formulation of pharmaceutical drugs.

David PUIMember of National Academy of EngineeringDistinguished McKnight University ProfessorDirector of the Particle Technology Laboratory

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GREEN TECHNOLOGIES FOR SUSTAINABLE ENVIRONMENT09:30 -10:00



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Session 3.2 - Safe-by-design nanomaterials and processRoom: Platine

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MACHINE LEARNING AND QSAR META-ANALYSIS OF NANOBIOMATERIALS USED AS NANOCARRIERS WITHIN A SAFE BY DESIGN (SBD) CONTEXTHERNANDEZ Edgar

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SILVER NANOPARTICLE ASSEMBLIES: A PROMISING ALTERNATIVE «LESS TOXIC FOR MAMMALS, ACTIVE AGAINST BACTERIAL STRAINS»

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BIMETALLIC GADOLINIUM-CERIUM OXYSULFIDE NANOPARTICLES: TOWARDS A SAFE-BY-DESIGN APPROACHNGUYEN Anh-Minh

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PRACTICAL IMPLEMENTATION OF SBD IN NANOREG2

SANCHEZ JIMENEZ Araceli

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SPECTROSCOPIC MONITORING OF THE AGING OF SUNSCREENS WITH TIO2 UV FILTERSMASION Armand

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A USER GUIDANCE ON THE USE OF THE NANOREG2 DATABASE IN RELATION TO THE SAFE INNOVATION TOOLBOX: RESULTS FROM THE NANOREG2 PROJECTOOSTERWIJK Thies



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Session 4.5 - Nano responsible development and sustainability Room: Chrome 2/3

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SAFETY CULTURE AND PERCEPTIONS AND PRACTICE WITH NANOMATERIALS IN ACADEMIA AND INDUSTRY.KINES Pete

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SOCIETAL ENGAGEMENT IN NANOTECNOLOGIES: EXPERIENCES FOR A DIALOGUE IN THE FOOD, ENERGY AND HEALTH SECTORS.PIMPONI Daniela

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MANAGING THE VALUE CHAIN OF NANOMEDICINE.

SCHMUTZ Mélanie

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PROSPECTIVE ENVIRONMENTAL RISK ASSESSMENT OF NANOCELLULOSE.STOUDMANN Natasha

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Session 5.2 - Environmental interactions of nanomaterialsRoom: Palladium 1

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BINARY INTERACTIONS OF ALUMINIUM OXIDE AND COPPER OXIDE NANOPARTICLES MIXTURE IN FRESHWATER SYSTEMS.NANJA Astone

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IN VIVO TOXICITY PROFILING OF CARBON AND CLAY BASED NANOMATERIALS USING THE ZEBRAFISH EMBRYOTOXICITY ASSAY.

ESPIÑA Begoña

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STANDARDIZING IN-VIVO ANALYSIS METHODS FOR TOXICOLOGICAL EFFECTS WITHIN FRESHWATER ORGANISMS FROM NANO-POLYSTYRENE EXPOSURE.

REYNOLDS Andrew

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THIOL-ANTIOXIDANTS BINDING TO SILVER NANOPARTICLES INTERFERING WITH CYTOTOXICITY ASSESSMENT.DE JESUS Marcelo Bispo

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INVESTIGATIONS OF THE HAZARD ASSESSMENT OF SELECTED NANO-OBJECTS USED AS ADDITIVES FOR EVA MATRIX NANOCOPOSITES.CHIVAS-JOLY Carine

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IMPORTANCE OF ELECTROCHEMICAL AND SURFACE CHARACTERISTICS OF A RANGE OF METAL NANOPARTICLES FOR ENVIRONMENTAL FATE.HEDBERG Jonas

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Session 7 - Urban particles and emerging pollutantsRoom: Chrome 1

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POTENTIAL EXPOSURE ASSESSMENTS OF AIRPORT’S WORKERS TO COMBUSTION NANOAEROSOLS AND CHARACTERISATION OF EMISSIONS.ARTOUS Sébastien

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HEALTH EFFECTS OF AMBIENT ULTRAFINE (NANO) PARTICLES IN HAZE.

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DIRECT DETECTION OF AIRBORNE BIOAEROSOL ON FILTER WITH IMMUNOASSAY.TANG Jiukai

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STATE OF ART : CHARACTERIZATION OF BRAKING PARTICLES FROM CAR EMISSIONS.PHILIPPE Florian

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TITANIA-BASED NANOCOMPOSITES FOR TYPICAL VOCS DEGRADATION.SUN Jing

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MODIFICATION OF PHYSICOCHEMICAL PARAMETERS OF DIESEL FUMES ALLOWING THE USE OF NONWOVEN FILTERS FOR THE REMOVAL OF SOLID PARTICLES.

SOBIECH Piotr

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SEPARATE CHARACTERIZATION OF ADSORPTION AND RADICAL FORMATION IN TITANIA-BASED HYBRIDS FOR AIR CLEANING VIA PHOTOCATALYSIS.SEGETS Doris


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Session 5.1 - ToxicologyRoom: Palladium 1

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POSITIVE SURFACE CHARGE: A PREDICTIVE FACTOR FOR NANOPARTICLE TOXICITY?PONS Françoise

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IN-VITRO AND IN-VIVO GENOTOXICITY OF TITANIUM-DI-OXIDE NANOMATERIALS INFLUENCED BY ITS DISPERSION STATE.

MURUGADOSS Sivakumar

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DIFFERENCES IN NUCLEAR DEPOSITION & DNA METHYLATION IN MULTI- AND SINGLE-WALLED.Carbon Nanotube exposure in vitro

HOET Peter

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DEFICIENT MACROPHAGE AUTOPHAGY PROTECTS MICE FROM CERIUM OXIDE NANOPARTICLE-INDUCED ALVEOLAR REMODELING.

LANONE Sophie

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REACTIVITY MEDIATED VARIATION IN BAND GAP OF OXIDE BASED NANOMATERIALS IN BIOLOGICAL FLUIDS AND MAPPING OF ITS TOXIC POTENTIAL.

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NOVEL TOXICITY RELATED TO NANOMATERIALS? SILICA NANOPARTICLES CAUSE PLEURAL AND PERICARDIAL EFFUSION IN WORKERS AND IN RATS.

SONG Yuguo

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Session 5.2 - Environmental interactions of nanomaterialsRoom: Chrome 1

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THERMAL TRANSFORMATIONS OF MANUFACTURED NANOMATERIALS AS A PROPOSED PROXY FOR AGEING.BRIFFA Sophie

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MULTIMODAL TOXIC MECHANISM OF GRAPHENE OXIDE TO ALGAE AND CYANOBACTERIA - THE ROLE OF SURFACE OXIDATION.MALINA Tomá

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BINARY MIXTURE TOXICITY OF METAL OXIDES NANOPARTICLES AND TRICLOSAN ON BACILLUS SUBTILIS IN FRESHWATER SYSTEMS.

LEARENG Samuel Keeng

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N-ACETYLCYSTEINE AS ANTIDOTE FOR SILVER NANOPARTICLES INTOXICATION.DE JESUS Marcelo Bispo

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NANOECOTOXICITY OF GO@AGNPS NANOHYBRID ON ZEBRAFISH EMBRYOS: INFLUENCE OF NATURAL ORGANIC MATTER AND CHORION MEMBRANE REMOVAL.

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Session 6 - Regulation / StandardizationRoom: Chrome 2/3

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MESOCOSM TESTING AS A STANDARD FOR NON OCCUPATIONAL AND EXPOSURE DRIVEN RISK ASSESSMENT OF ENGINEERED NANOMATERIALS?

MASION Armand

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A PROBLEM WITH ISO 16890: RATINGS CAN DEPEND ON TEST AEROSOL CHOICE.TRONVILLE Paolo

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RELIABILITY OF DETECTION OF NANOMATERIALS UNDER THE TOXIC SUBSTANCES CONTROL ACT (TSCA) AND THE REACH.MIETTINEN Mirella

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APPLICATION OF STANDARDIZATION FOR THE DESIGN OF CNT-BASED PRODUCT PILOT LINES IN COMPLIANCE WITH EU REGULATION ON MACHINERY.

LOPEZ DE IPIÑA Jesus M.

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Session 7 - Urban particles and emerging pollutantsRoom: Platine

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ATMOSPHERIC SIMULATION CHAMBER: A VERSATILE TOOL TO COMPREHENSIVELY UNDERSTAND AIR QUALITY IMPACTS ON HEALTH IN PRECLINICAL MODELS.

LANONE Sophie

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VENTILATION IN A FOUR-BED WARD EQUIPPED WITH AIR CLEANER AND SYSTEM AIR-CONDITIONER.

YOOK Se-Jin

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SOURCE APPORTIONMENT OF SUBMICRON PARTICLES AND ITS ASSOCIATED TRACE METALS IN INDOOR AND OUTDOOR AIR IN THE WESTERN PART INDIA.

MASIH Jamson

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EARLY-LIFE EXPOSURE TO ULTRAFINE AND FINE ATMOSPHERIC PARTICULATES EXACERBATES ASTHMA DEVELOPMENT IN MATURE MICE.

CHEN Chunying

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HYBRID SOLAR-ASSISTED LARGE SCALE CLEANING SYSTEM (HSALSCS) FOR URBAN AIR.Dr. Zhang / CAO Junji

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APPLICATIONS AND PROSPECTS OF NANOMATERIAL-BASED PHOTOCATALYSIS TECHNOLOGY FOR AIR PURIFICATION.HUANG Yu


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The second round table of the 2018 edition of the NanoSAFE conference will be focussed on the E171 case as an example of how a Member State legislation might have impacts beyond the national level. From the interpretation of the precautionary principle to labelling and traceability requirements, the E171 case represents a challenge for the industry, policy-makers and regulators and also for the society in general as it questions fundamentally the societal perception of risk and technology.

The round table moderator Anthony Bochon (attorney and expert in nanotechnology law) invited panellists to discuss the following topics:

• Metrological aspects

• Societal perception and philosophical perspectives

• Industrial perspective

• Food law aspects

• Policy perspective

Panelists: Thierry Guerin (ANSES, France), Alexei Grinbaum (CEA, France), Claire Skentelbery (Director general of NIA), Elodie Lebastard (Brussel-based food law consultant), Federica Lodi (EFSA).

No nano in our plates: will the French ban on E171 emulate in the EU?Round Table Moderator: Anthony Bochon, Everest law firm (Belgium) 16:15 - 17:45

Round Table 2Room: Platine

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Session 1 - Measurement and characterization of nano objects Room: Chrome 2/3

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EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION ON IMPACT OF FINE PARTICLE LESS THAN 10NM ON FILTERING EFFICIENCY OF PARTICULATE RESPIRATORS.

KOMAMIYA Toshinori

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PURCHASING METAL OXIDE NANOPOWDERS FOR RESEARCH: BUYER BEWARE!RASMUSSEN Pat

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ENHANCED PROTEIN CORONA CHARACTERISATION USING NOVEL CORONA ISOLATION AND CAPILLARY ELECTROPHORESIS-MASS SPECTROMETRY TECHNIQUES.

CHETWYND Andrew

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Session 4.3 - Tools and commercial equipmentRoom: Chrome 1

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THIRD GENERATION RAPID HIGH THROUGHPUT SCREENING PLATFORM FOR NANOMATERIALS (NM).NELSON Andrew

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INDUSTRIAL AND LABORATORY ENGINEERING FOR NANOPARTICLES RELATED PROJECTS.BOMBARDIER Pierre

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MEASURING CHEMICALLY-SPECIFIED SIZE DISTRIBUTIONS AND AGGLOMERATE DENSITY WITH PARTICLEVER.DE THOURY Raphaël

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TOXICITY REMOVAL BY DAPHNIA SIMILIS ASSAY IN BTEX CONTAMINATED GROUNDWATER USING NANOMETRIC TiO2/ZrO2 FILM AND BLACK LIGHT.

DONAIRE Patricia

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Session 5.1 - ToxicologyRoom: Palladium

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IN VITRO AND IN VIVO INVESTIGATION ON THE BEHAVIOR AND THE TOXICITY OF ALUMINUM NANOPARTCLES BY INGESTION.

FESSARD Valérie

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EFFECTS OF MATERNAL AU-NP EXPOSURE BY INGESTION ON FETO-PLACENTAL DEVELOPMENT AND PLACENTAL FUNCTION, IN A RABBIT MODEL.

COUTURIER-TARRADE Anne

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ADAILY GESTATIONAL EXPOSURE TO DIESEL EXHAUST PARTICLES IMPAIRED THE BRAIN AND OLFACTORY DOPAMINERGIC PATHWAYS OF RABBIT PUPSSCHROEDER Henri

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COMPARISON OF PBPK MODELS DESCRIBING THE DISTRIBUTION OF NANOPARTICLES IN MAMMALS.

PETER Imon

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GALA DINNER EVENING

For this edition, a gala dinner will be held at the CHÂTEAU DE SASSENAGE, in SASSENAGE, near from GRENOBLE. The Castle has been buit between 1662 and 1669 by the wealthy Bérenger-Sassenage family, stands as a magnificient example of the 17th century french architecture. The Sassenage Château is flanked by a beautiful park, re-landscaped in the 19th century. We offer you a never to be forgotten experience: the magnificience of a Castle’s life, the unique atmosphere of a place and the characteristic identity of the Dauphinois heritage.

EVENING PROGRAMME:

~19:00 Arrival of all participants

19:30 Welcome drinks

19:50 Award ceremony for the best Poster, prizes awared by S. Motellier (NanoID)

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Meeting point - in front of MINATECBus shuttles departure ( 8km)(You have to present your access badge to access the bus shuttle)

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Arrival at the Château de Sassenage Allée du Château - 38360 Sassenage http://www.chateau-de-sassenage.com GPS: 45.21’ 11 781 x 5.66’ 11 687

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Session 4.4 - Risk managementRoom: Palladium

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INSIGHT IN THE BURNING BEHAVIOR OF ALUMINUM NANOPOWDERS.DEBRAY Bruno

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THE EU H2020 CALIBRATE PROJECT: DEVELOPING THE NANO RISK RADAR TOOL.JOVANOVIC Aleksandar

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IGNITION AND EXPLOSION CHARACTERISTICS OF FOUR KINDS OF NANOPOWDERS.BREULET Hervé

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NANOMATERIALS AS AN OCCUPATIONAL RISK IN METAL ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING.SOUSA Marta

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SOME CONSIDERATIONS WHEN EVALUATING PHYSICO-CHEMICAL HAZARDS OF NANOPOWDERS.DEBRAY Bruno

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CONTROL OF WORKER EXPOSURE DURING HANDLING OF MANUFACTURED NANOMATERIALS IN FUME HOODS.FONSECA Ana Sofia

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A CLINICAL APPROACH TO DETERMINE WHETHER EXHALED BREATH CONDENSATE IS REPRESENTATIVE OF DEEP LUNG FOR NANOPARTICLE BIOMONITORING.

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MINERALOGICAL ANALYSIS OF PATIENT PULMONARY LAVAGES: FROM NANO TO MICRON-SIZED PARTICLES DETECTION AND PATHOLOGICAL SIGNIFICANCE.

FOREST Valérie

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INTRACELLULAR UPTAKE AND TOXICITY OF IRON OXIDE NANOPARTICLES.SINGH GAHARWAR Usha

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HIGH RESOLUTION MASS SPECTROMETRY BASED SAFETY ASSESSMENT OF MWCNT, ZNO AND MSN NANOPARTICLES VIA IN VITRO CULTURE SYSTEM.

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DEVELOPMENT OF A MICROFLUIDIC FLOW SYSTEM FOR NANOMATERIAL TOXICITY SCREENING.OWEN Joshua

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Session 6 - Regulation / StandardizationRoom: Chrome 1

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THE EUROPEAN UNION OBSERVATORY FOR NANOMATERIALS AS A TOOL FOR INCREASED TRANSPARENCY ON THE SAFETY AND MARKETS OF NANOMATERIALS.SUMREIN Abdelqader

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DUSTINESS OF NANOMATERIAL IN POWDER: OUTCOMES OF THE PRENORMATIVE RESEARCH PROJECT CARRIED OUT UNDER THE M461 EUROPEAN MANDATE.

WITSCHGER Olivier

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OVERVIEW OF PROPOSED INDOOR AIR QUALITY STANDARD ISO16000-34: STRATEGIES FOR THE MEASUREMENT OF AIRBORNE PARTICLES.

MOISIO Mikko

09:15 - 09:30 DECLARATION OF NANOMATERIALS IN SWEDEN

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CONFERENCE CLOSURE11:00

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