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NanoHarmony Work on Test Guidelines and Guidance Documents
An important aspect of NanoHarmony was the project’s work on OECD Test Guidelines (TGs) and Guidance Documents (GDs). Eight endpoints where nanomaterial-adapted test methods have been identified as regulatory priorities were worked upon during the project with the intention of them moving forward through the OECD process as either new or adapted TGs or GDs.…
NanoMesureFrance Webinar
The NanoMesureFrance association is offering a programme of webinars. Webinar Title: VAMAS: The international measurement infrastructure for advanced materials and nanotechnologies Date and Time: 15th September 2023, 11:00 – 11:45 AM CEST Presenter: Dr. Fernando Castro from NPL (UK) Abstract: Join us for a webinar on VAMAS, chaired by Dr. Fernando Castro. The webinar will focus on…
New NanoHarmony Newsletter Out!
NanoHarmony latest newsletter is out! The newsletter covers the last six months of the projects and highlights its many achievements including some very successful publications and our latest workshop. The NanoHarmony newsletter also includes links to slides and records of past events and announces our upcoming event in Brussels. Read the full newsletter here. The…
New NanoHarmony Publication
NanoHarmony published a new paper titled “Towards Harmonisation of Testing of Nanomaterials for EU Regulatory Requirements on Chemical Safety – A Proposal for Further Actions”. The publication is now is now available online at https://doi.org/10.1016/j.yrtph.2023.105360 and you can read the abstract below. Abstract: Over the recent years, EU chemicals legislation, guidance and test guidelines have been…
European Safety and Sustainability Assessment: Fit for the Future
NanoHarmony Policy Meeting European Safety and Sustainability Assessment: Fit for the Future Brussels, 23 May 2023 In Brussels, the NanoHarmony project brought together policymakers and regulators, industry and industry bodies, OECD representatives and national coordinators and representatives of standardisation and metrology bodies from the EU and member states to discuss the way forward for a…
NANOMET & NanoHarmony hold online workshop on Test Guideline development for Nanomaterials
The NANOMET project run by the OECD joined NanoHarmony for its 3rd annual workshop. During the 2 half-day workshop, participants had the opportunity to hear updates from some of the OECD Test Guidelines being developed within NanoHarmony and related projects. Two roundtables were also held to examine the development of Test Guidelines within OECD and…
NanoHarmony featured in article
The NanoHarmony project was mentionned in an article on World’s Standards Day by the European Office of Cyprus highlighting contributions by Horizon 2020 and Horizon Europe projects. NanoHarmony: has been focusing on scientifically reliable and ready-for-regulation test methods for engineered nanomaterials. It has been working on developing scientific basis for eight OECD Test Guidelines and…
Report available
NanoHarmony and NANOMET’s status report on OECD Test Guidelines and Guidance Documents developments for nanomaterials is now available. You can download and read the report below.
Autumn 2022 Newsletter
NanoHarmony latest newsletter is out! The newsletter covers the last six months of the projects and highlight its many achievements including some very successful webinars and workshops. The NanoHarmony newsletter also includes links to slides and records of past events and announces our upcoming events. Read the full newsletter here. The newsletter is published twice…
International NanoHarmony & NANOMET workshop on nano-related OECD TG development
The NanoHarmony and NANOMET projects had their first face-to-face joint workshop on OECD Test Guideline (TG) Development for nanomaterials back-to-back with the WPMN at the OECD Conference Centre in Paris on 29-30 June. During the workshop, challenges and best practice approaches for the TG development were discussed. A special focus was set on the use…
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