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Investigating the impact of nanomaterials on living things: scientists and engineers at Duke University are researching how nanoscale materials affect living things.

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NGOs reactions on the creation of a European Union Observatory for Nanomaterials (EU-ON)

NGOs say new initiative by the European Chemicals Agency (ECHA) aimed at improving transparency around the use of nanomaterials is not fit for purpose.

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PROSO Project

PROSO aims to foster the engagement of third sector organizations and citizens for Responsible Research and Innovation.

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About this webspace

This webspace is dedicated to Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) and it intends to increase their knowledge, interest and motivation to get engaged in nanotechnology related dialogues, helping these technologies bring about social benefits.

How can NANO2ALL help you get more engaged in nanotechnologies

NANO2ALL provides you with knowledge on nanotechnologies, civil societies´ activities in this this domain and other aspects through this webspace and dedicated training material.

NANO2ALL provides you with opportunities to get involved and exchange views concerning the development of nanotechnologies via an online forum and influence the future of nanotechnologies through dialogue events.

Resources

Risk Assessment of Nanomaterials in a Regulatory Context (Factsheet, 2016) Publications related to nanotechnology risks [+]
Non-Governmental Organizations and Nanotechnologies Futures CSO participation in research and innovation [+]
Reset Governance: Nanomaterials as a case study on negligence - NGO demands for adequate EU governance of nanomaterials (Position Paper: Joint NGO call for resetting EU governance of nanomaterials, 2016) Statements of civil society organisations about nanotechnology [+]
Wonders and Worries of Nanotechnology: Ask and Research More on nanotechnology [+]
Wonders and Worries of Nanotechnology: Regulation More on nanotechnology [+]
Wonders and Worries of Nanotechnology: Who benefits More on nanotechnology [+]
Wonders and Worries of Nanotechnology More on nanotechnology [+]
Everyday uses on nanotechnology More on nanotechnology [+]
ZInc oxide in nano-form (European Commission, Fact sheet) Publications related to nanotechnology risks [+]
Sunscreens with titanium dioxide as nanoparticles Health risks? (European Commission, Fact sheet) Publications related to nanotechnology risks [+]
Are silver nanoparticles safe? Implications for health, the environment and microbial resistance (European Commission, Fact sheet) Publications related to nanotechnology risks [+]
Is it safe to use cosmetics containing nanoform silica? Publications related to nanotechnology risks [+]

NANO2ALL flyer for CSOs

Video of Civil Society Organisations in Research

Everyday uses of nanotechnology by C&EN

Tatiana Santos from the European Environmental Bureau talks about the requests of NGOs regarding nanomaterials at the Dialogforum Nano of BASF 2013

Speech of Pat Mooney about nanotechnologies and the civil society´s role

The Nano2All project has received funding from the European Union's Horizon 2020 Research and Innovation programme, under the Grant Agreement Number 685931.
This website reflects only the author's view and the Commission is not responsible for any use that may be made of the information it contains.

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