| Date |
Event |
Location |
| Sunday 3 September |
Training School on Nanomaterials Risk Assessment
Conference get-together
Speakers dinner
|
University of Birmingham Campus
University of Birmingham Campus - Lapworth Museum
Latour Hotel
|
| Monday 4 September |
Conference Day 1 |
Old Ikon Gallery |
| Tuesday 5 September |
Conference Day 2 |
Old Ikon Gallery |
| Wednesday 6 September |
Conference Day 3 (AM)
FutureNanoNeeds Categorisation workshop (PM)
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|
Old Ikon Gallery |
| Thursday 7 September |
EU-US NanoEHS CoRs workshop
Training School on SP-ICP-MS/single cell ICP-MS
|
University of Birmingham Campus |
| Friday 8 September |
EU-US NanoEHS CoRs workshop
Training School on SP-ICP-MS/single cell ICP-MS
|
University of Birmingham Campus |
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Hands-on workshop
Topic: Risk assessment of nanomaterials – comparison of approaches under REACH and TOSCA
Organisers: Iseult Lynch, Claus Svendsen, Richard Handy and Fred Klaessig
Location: Undercroft, Biosciences Building, University of Birmingham
Date: Sunday 3 September 2017
Hands-on guided analysis of nanomaterials datasets and how to apply risk assessment for regulatory decision making.
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EU-US NanoEHS CoRs workshop
The purpose of the workshop will be to consider current (and future) approaches to nanosafety (nanoEHS) research in order to close the gap between research and regulation. It will focus on nanomaterials testing, grouping, and read-across methodologies, utilising case-studies to provide context for the discussion, focusing on if/how research data can be utilised in regulatory contexts.
Location: Muirhead Tower, University of Birmingham
Date: Thursday 7 and Friday 8 September 2017
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Social programme
Opening Reception: Lapworth Museum of Geology, University of Birmingham, Sunday 3 September, 5:30-8pm
Beer, Art & Poster Session: Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery, Birmingham city centre, Monday 4 September, 6:30-9:30pm
Conference Dinner: Old Ikon Gallery (Fazeley Studios), Birmingham city centre, Tuesday 5 September, 7-10pm