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Sweden’s largest nanosafety research programme – Mistra Environmental Nanosafety – launches phase two
Posted 31.05.2019
DTU Environment is proud to be involved in Sweden’s largest nanosafety research programme as Stiftelsen för miljöstrategisk forskning (Mistra) launched phase two of it's project on Environmental Nano safety on the 9th of May, 2019.
The second phase of Environmental Nano safety will gathers researchers from Lund University, Chalmers University of Technology, University of Gothenburg,...
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New paper in Nature Nanotechnology calls for regulatory framework specific for nanomaterials
Posted 24.08.2017
In an article published in the prestigious scientific journal, Nature Nanotechnology, Associate Professor Steffen Foss Hansen from DTU Environment calls for the adoption of a new regulatory framework for nanomaterials.
The framework is called REACT NOW which stands for Registration, Evaluation, Authorisation, Categorisation and Tools to Evaluate Nanomaterials – Opportunities and...
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Big impact of EnvNano project @ DTU Environment on ECHA's new nanoGuidance update and the
Posted 30.05.2017
Talking about making an impact!
The European Chemical Agency (@ECHA) has just published its new guidelines on testing of nanomaterials (see https://echa.europa.eu/-/reach-guidance-for-nanomaterials-published#.WSxOUlWG_x0.linkedin) and researchers in the ERC project EnvNano @DTU...
