New tools and approaches
for nanomaterial safety assessment
A joint conference
organized by
NANOSOLUTIONS, SUN, NanoMILE, GUIDEnano and eNanoMapper
HOTEL BARCELÓ MÁLAGA | 7 – 9 FEBRUARY 2017
CONFERENCE PROGRAMME
DAY 1 | TUESDAY, 7TH FEBRUARY 2017
12.30 – 14.00 pm
Lunch (Lobby)
12.30 – 14.00 pm
Registration (Lobby)
14.00 – 14.30 pm
Opening Session (Andalucia 1)
Excelentísimo Alcalde de Málaga, Sr. Francisco Manuel de la Torre Prados
Segebarth on behalf of DG Research, European Commission / EU Nanosafety Cluster
Pilar de Miguel Ortega on behalf of CDTI (Centre for the Development of Industrial Technology), Spanish Ministry of Economy
Socorro Vázquez-Campos (LEITAT Technological Center) – local host and Coordinator of GUIDEnano
Keynote 1: GUIDEnano Keynote: GUIDEnano: A tool for Risk assessment of nanomaterials and nano-enabled products (Andalucia 1)
Socorro Vázquez-Campos (LEITAT Technological Center)
Introduced by: Claus Svendsen (Centre for Ecology and Hydrology)
Parallel Session 1: Exposure assessment along the life cycle of nano- Parallel Session 2: Risk assessment & management
enabled products (Andalucia 1)
(Andalucia 2+3)
Chairs: Claus Svendsen and Antonio Marcomini
Chairs: Barry Hardy and Benoit Hazebrouck
Vladimir Mirsky (Brandenburgische Technische Universität): Detection,
Pasquale Bove (Fondazione Istituto Italiano di Tecnologia Genova):
quantification and identification of engineered nanoparticles at ppbDissolution test for risk assessment of nanoparticles – a pilot study
concentrations in complex media
Ana Sofia Fonseca (NRCWE): Goodness of dustiness index for predicting
Chiara Civardi (EMPA): Assessing the effectiveness and environmental risk
human exposure to airbourne nanomaterials
of nanocopper-based wood preservatives
14.30 – 15.15 pm
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Alejandro Vílchez (LEITAT): Lab-scale simulations to quantify
nanomaterials release from nano-enabled products
(Nanosolutions)
Coffee break & Poster session 1 (Lobby)
Parallel Session 1 (continued) (Andalucia 1)
Michael Steinfeldt (University of Bremen): Hot-spot release mapping of
nanomaterials – a visual exposure assessment method for preliminary
assessment
(SUN highlight)
Bernd Nowack (EMPA): Meeting the needs for released nanomaterials
required for further testing – the SUN approach
(SUN highlight)
Jose Luis Muñoz Gómez (LEITAT): Experimental life-cycle simulations of
nano-enabled products and characterisation of released materials
Tarryn Lee Botha (North West University): Swimming performance and
behavioural changes in zebrafish (Danio Rerio) after exposure to
nanomaterials
Keld Alstrup-Jensen (NRCWE): The SUN tiered modelling based
inhalation, dermal, oral and inadvertent oral exposure assessment
framework for nanomaterials
(SUN highlight)
Araceli Sanchez Jimenez (IOM): Exposure Assessment of GUIDEnano case
studies
(GUIDEnano highlight)
Maaike le Feber (VITO): NanoStreeM to assess exposure and risks of
nanomaterials in nanoelectronics manufacturing
Parallel Session 2 (continued) (Andalucia 2+3)
Philip Doganis (NTUA): Nanomaterials computations in your browser:
predictions, read-across, experimental design and interlaboratory
comparison using the JAQPOT modelling platform
(eNanoMapper highlight)
Wouter Fransman (TNO): Nano-specific risk management measures
(RMM) and a proposal for effectiveness factors for modelling purposes.
(GUIDEnanohighlight)
Vesa Hongisto (Misvik Biology): A High-Throughput Screening Approach
Evaluated Toxicity of 31 Engineered Nanomaterials Generated for the
NANOSOLUTIONS Project
(NANOSOLUTIONS highlight)
Socorro Vázquez Campos (LEITAT): GUIDEnano: A web-based Tool for
Risk assessment of nanomaterials and nano-enabled products
(GUIDEnano highlight)
Alex Zabeo (Ca'Foscari University Venice): SUNDS, a multi-criteria based
decision support system for nanotechnology risk assessment and
management
(SUN highlight)
Ineke Malsch (Malsch TechnoValuation): Decision support in collective
dialogue on international regulation of nanomaterials
DAY 2 | WEDNESDAY, 8TH FEBRUARY 2017
09.00 – 09.45 am
09.45 – 10.30 am
09.45 – 10.00 am
Keynote 2: NANOSOLUTIONS Keynote: NANOSOLUTIONS: Towards ENM Safety Classification (Andalucia 1)
Presenter: Harri Alenius (University of Helsinki)
Introduced by: Kai Savolainen (Finnish Institute of Occupational Health)
Parallel Session 3: Hazard assessment along the life cycle of nanoParallel Session 1 (continued): (Andalucia 2+3)
enabled products (Andalucia 1)
Chairs: Danail Hristozov and Bernd Nowack
Chairs: Flemming Cassee and Richard Handy
Valentina Ricottone (Heriot-Watt University): Chronic ecotoxicity of
Denise Mitrano (EMPA): Life-cycle inspired protocols for aging
copper oxide nanomaterials to the pond snail Lymnaea Stagnalis
engineered nanomaterials: Applicability of comparing pristine and
10.00 – 10.15 am
Katrin Loeschner (Technical University of Denmark): Solutions to practical
challenges in developing dispersion procedures for nanoparticle
characterisation and toxicological testing
10.15 – 10.30 am
Taina Palosaari (JRC): On the Fast Track towards in vitro screening of
manufactured nanomaterials
(NanoMILE highlight)
Coffee break (Lobby)
Parallel Session 3 (continued) (Andalucia 1)
Audrey Gallud (Karolinska Institutet): Cytotoxicty screening of panel of 31
nanomaterials in the human monocytic cell line THP.1 versus primary
human monocye-derived macrophages: assessing the role of surface
modifications
(NANOSOLUTIONS highlight)
Hannu Norppa (FIOH): Genotoxicity of 31 nanomaterials in human
bronchial epithelial cells
(NANOSOLUTIONS highlight)
Kukka Aimonen (FIOH): In vivo genotoxic and inflammatory effects of a
self-cleaning agent containing silver-doped TiO2 nanoparticles
10.30 – 11. 00 am
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Tina Buerki-Thurnherr (EMPA): A 3D human co-culture microtissue model
for nanoparticle effect and uptake studies at the placental barrier
12.00 – 12.15 pm
Fritz Krombach (LMU Munich): The endothelial glycocalyx controls
interactions of engineered nanomaterials with the vessel wall and their
translocation across the blood tissue border
(NANOSOLUTIONS highlight)
transformed particles to understand nanoparticle behaviour and
(eco)toxicity
(NanoMILE highlight)
Rute Ferreira Domingos (Institut de Physique du Globe de Paris) A
kinetic environmental fate model for the risk assessment of engineered
nanomaterials
(GUIDEnano highlight)
David Boyle (Plymouth University): Assessment of dietary uptake of
copper oxide nanomaterials in rainbow trout using an in vitro gut sac
technique
Parallel Session 1 (continued) (Andalucia 2+3)
María Blázquez (Inkoa Sistemas SL): Integration of ecotoxicological effect
of ENMs into life cycle impact assessment
Michael Steinfeldt (University of Bremen): Life cycle thinking of
nanotechnology based applications
Parallel Session 4: Systems Biology (Andalucia 2+3)
Chairs: Carsten Weiss and Harri Alenius
Roman Zubarev (Karolinska Institutet): Cytotoxic and Pro-inflammatory
Effects of Metal-based Nanoparticles on THP-1 Monocytes Characterized
by Combined Proteomics Approaches
(NANOSOLUTIONS highlight)
Pekka Kohonen (Karolinska Institutet): In silico capture of toxicity effects
related to nanomaterials using a novel predictive toxicogenomics space
tool
(eNanoMapper highlight)
Anna von Mikecz (Leibniz Research Institute of Environmental Medicine):
Nanoparticle-induced protein fibrillation and neurodegeneration
cascades in the nematode Caenorhabditis Elegans
12.15 – 12.30 pm
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José M. Navas (Spanish National Institute for Agricultural and Food
Penny Nymark (Misvik Biology): A pathway tool for applying “big data”
Research and Technology (INIA)): Development of an in vitro method to
in nanosafety – focussed read across the adverse outcomes studies
study long-term effects of copper nanoparticles on fish cell lines
(eNanoMapper highlight)
Lunch (Lobby)
Keynote 3: SUN Keynote: SUN: EU project developing tools to facilitate assessment and management of nanotechnology risks (Andalucia 1)
Presenters: Danail Hristozov (Ca' Foscari University of Venice), Wendel Wohlleben (BASF), Janeck Scott-Fordsmand (Aarhus University), Keld AlstrupJensen (NRCWE), Vicki Stone (Heriot-Watt University), Terry Wilkins (University of Leeds) and Antonio Marcomini (Ca' Foscari University of Venice)
Introduced by: Danail Hristozov
Parallel Session 3 (continued) (Andalucia 1)
Parallel Session 4: Systems Biology (continued) (Andalucia 2+3)
Chairs: Vicki Stone and Julia Catalan
Chairs: Carsten Weiss and Harri Alenius
Charles Tyler (University of Exeter): Novel models and approaches for
assessing nanoparticle exposure & effects in fish
(NanoMILE highlight)
Janeck Scott-Fordsmand (Aarhus University): Novel tools for hazard on
ecosystems services and ecological risk assessment of NMs
(SUN highlight)
M. Luisa Fernández-Cruz (National Institute for Agricultural and Food
Research and Technology): Looking into a pattern between nanoparticle
coating and toxicity to aquatic organisms
Coffee & Poster session 2 (Lobby)
Parallel Session 3 (continued) (Andalucia 1)
Willie Peijnenburg (RIVM): Are there significant acute ecotoxicological
effects of nanoparticles?
16.45 – 17.00 pm
Wim H De Jong (RIVM): Toxicity of copper oxide and copper carbonate
nanoparticles after short terms oral exposure
17.00 – 17.15 pm
P. Kinaret (University of Helsinki): Cellular and molecular responses to
engineered nanomaterials on murine airways in vivo
17.15 - 17.30 pm
Tina Wahle (Leibniz Research Institute for Environmental Medicin):
Neurological effects of inhaled nano-sized cerium dioxide in a mouse
model of Alzheimer's disease and wildtype mice
(NanoMILE highlight)
Cyrill Busey (University of Manchester): Splenic Capture and Degradation
of Graphene Oxide In Vivo
17.30 – 17.45 pm
Roman Zubarev (Karolinska Institutet): Omics workflows implemented in
the NANOSOLUTIONS project
Vladimir Lobaskin (University College Dublin): Modelling bionano
interactions for predictive Toxicology
Egon Willighagen (Maastricht University): Answering Scientific Questions
with linked European nanosafety data
(eNanoMapper highlight)
Parallel Session 4: Systems Biology (continued) (Andalucia 2+3)
Vittorio Fortino (University of Helsinki): ENM SAFETY CLASSIFIER – A
multi-view feature selection and classification algorithm for prediction of
engineered nanomaterials (ENM) safety.
(NANOSOLUTIONS highlight)
Alexandra Murschhauser (LMU Munich): Event Correlations in the
Apoptosis Signalling Cascade gained from Single Cell Time-lapsed
Analysis
Angela Serra (University of Salerno): A network based data integration
tool for the contextualiszation of engineered nanomaterials (ENM) mode
of action
Nina Jeliazkova (Ideaconsult Ltd): Mapping the Nanosafety cluster data
(eNanoMapper highlight)
Andrew Nelson (University of Leeds): A Rapid high throughput screening
platform for nanomaterials
17.45 – 18.00 pm
18.00 – 18.15 pm
20.00 – 22.00 pm
Elisabeth Joossens (JRC): High-throughput analysis allows building a
database to screen toxicity of nanomaterials
Margriet Park (RIVM): Hazard evaluation in GUIDEnano: A web-based
guidance tool for risk assessment and mitigation of nano-enabled
products
(GUIDEnanohighlight)
Olivier Joubert (Université de Lorraine): Smartnanotox: Smart tools for
gauging nano-hazards
Christoph Helma (Silico Toxicology gmbh): Nano-Lazar: A framework for
nanoparticle read across risk assessment
(eNanoMapper highlight)
Gala Dinner (with prior registration) (Los Patios de Beatas, Calle Beata 43)
DAY 3 | THURSDAY, 9TH FEBRUARY 2017
09.00 – 09.45 am
09.45 – 10.30 am
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10.30 – 11. 00 am
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11.00 – 11.15 am
Keynote 4: NanoMILE Keynote: Towards mechanistic understanding of nanomaterials interactions: a hazard assessment framework (Andalucia 1)
Presenter: Eva Valsami-Jones (University of Birmingham)
Introduced by: Carsten Weiss (Karlsruhe Institute of Technology)
Parallel Session 5: Safety by Design (Andalucia 1)
Parallel Session 6: Categorisation and Grouping of NMs (Andalucia
Chairs: Eva Valsami-Jones and Andreas Falk (TBC)
2+3)
Chairs: Egon Willighagen and Iseult Lynch
Jesús López de Ipiña (Tecnalia): A methodological approach for the safe
David Asturiol (JRC): Applying ECHA recommendations on grouping and
deisgn and putting into service of new processes for manufacturing cntread-across of nanomaterials to predict in vitro genotoxicity of titanium
nano-enabled products
dioxide (TiO2)
Zahraa Al-Ahmady (University of Manchester): Size dependent
internalisation profile of PEGylated multi-walled carbon nanotubes and
the impact of protein adsorption
Changyou Gao (Zhejiang University): Influences of gold nanoparticles
with surface anchored chiral poly(acryloyl-l(D)-Valine) on protein
adsorption, cellular uptake and cytotoxicity
Coffee break (Lobby)
Parallel Session 5 (continued) (Andalucia 1)
Sophie Marie Briffa (University of Birmingham): Importance of multimethod characterisation approach in the development and behavioural
understanding of nanomaterial libraries for nanosafety studies:
polyvinylpyrrolidone (PVP)-capped metal oxide nanoparticles
(NanoMILE highlight)
Diluka Peiris (Attana): Cell based biosensor approach to characterize
nanomaterial-cell surface receptor interactions
(NanoMILE highlight)
Mary Gulumian (NIOH): Surface ligands and functional groups on the
surfaces of nanomaterials as determinants of their intracellular uptake
and toxicity: A consideration for the grouping of nanomaterials
Parallel Session 6 (continued) (Andalucia 2+3)
Joanne Vassallo (Plymouth University): Modifying the minimum inhibition
centration (MIC) assay from pharmaceutical testing to a method for
screening bacterial toxicity of engineered nanomaterials, in combination
with a systems biology approach
11.15 – 11.30 am
11.30 – 11.45 am
11.45 – 12.00 pm
12.00 – 12.15 pm
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12.30 – 14.00 pm
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14.45 – 16.15 pm
Carolin Merker (University of Leipzig): Translocation and quantification of Silvia López-Vidal (IONER): Electrospray deposition system as sample
nanomaterials as single cell level by means of label-free imaging and
preparation technique for nanoparticle analysis by electron microscopy
dosimetric techniques
Vicki Stone (Heriot-Watt University): An in vitro and in vivo strategy to
Anastasios Papadiamantis (University of Birmingham): The impact of
prioritise nanomaterials for toxicity testing and to inform safety-byengineered nanoparticles on aquatic species: an ISA-TAB compatible
design
dataset minded from the literature (2007-2016)
(SUN highlight)
Magda Blosi (Institute of Science and Technology for Ceramics):
Demetra-Danae Varsoy (NTUA): Exploring correlation patterns on toxicity
Justification of safer-by-design solutions for CuO-NPS: a case study
omics data
Anna Luisa Costa (National Research Council of Italy): Safer nanoMargriet Park (RIVM): Implementation of read-across between
product and processes by design
(nano)materials for hazard assessment in GUIDEnano
(SUN highlight)
(GUIDEnanohighlight)
Sandra Verstraelen (VITO): Safety-by-design in practice: metallic nano
John Rumble (Codata): Describing nanomaterials accurately in support of
inks for printed electronics and nano-modified alloys for additive
categorisation and read-across
manufacturing
Lunch (Lobby)
Keynote 5: eNanoMapper Keynote: Advancing a Sustainable Knowledge Infrastructure for the Safety Assessment of Nanotechnology (Andalucia 1)
Presenters: Barry Hardy (Douglas Connect GmbH), Egon Willighagen (Maastricht University), Nina Jeliazkova (IDEAconsult Ltd.) and
Haralambos Sarimveis (The National Technical University of Athens)
Introduced by: Egon Willighagen
Stakeholder meeting (Andalucia 1)
Panel discussion 1 (Chaired by Iseult Lynch and Danail Hristozov):
Stakeholder engagement – lessons learned and the path forward for H2020 projects – multi-stakeholder perspectives
Panelists: Aïda Ponce del Castillo (ETUI), Blanca Serrano Ramon (CEFIC), Daniel Bernard (AFNOR), David Warheit (Chemours), Jean-Marc Aublant
(CEN), Michael Stintz (ISO), and Paul Schulte (NIOSH)
Panel discussion 2 (Chaired by Socorro Vázquez-Camposand Kai Savolainen):
16.15 – 16.30 pm
Ensuring the legacy of EU-funded project outputs: strategies and supports needed
Panelists: Germ Visser (Royal DSM), Jose Mauro Granjeiro (Inmetro), Lisa Friedersdorf (NNCO), Maila Puolamaa (EC, DG GROW), Birgit SokullKluettgen (JRC Ispra), Peter Kearns (OECD), and Karin Wiench (BASF)
Closing remarks: Iseult Lynch (University of Birmingham) and Kai Savolainen (Finnish Institute of Occupational Health) (Andalucia 1)
Best poster awards
Close of meeting (& refreshments)
List of posters for Poster Session 1 (posters to be hung lunchtime on 7th Feb. until lunchtime on 8th Feb.)
Posters addressing topics:
Exposure assessment along the life cycle of nano-enable products
Nanosafety infrastructure
Risk assessment & management
Categorisation and Grouping of NMs
Exposure assessment along the life cycle of nano-enable products
1.
#1516
Araceli Sánchez et al. (IOM), Dermal and dermal-to-oral exposure to nanomaterials
2.
#1518 Nathaniel Clark et al. (Plymouth University), Investigation Of The Dietary Bioavailability Of Silver Nanoparticles in Rainbow Trout Using An Ex Vivo Gut Sac
Technique.
3.
#1538 Cecile Philippot et al. (CEA), Nanocomposites end-of-life studies: a way to improve their safe by design behaviour within the frame of the GUIDEnano
European project
4.
#1546
Willie Peijnenburg et al. (RIVM),
5.
#1550
Ahmad Hussain et al. (NDRI University), In vitro exposure of ZnO nanoparticles and Mesoporous Silica nanoparticles on immune and male germ cells
6.
#1558 Wouter Fransman et al. (TNO), LICARA nanoscan - A first tier tool for the self-assessment of benefits and risks of nanoproducts in the SUN decision support
system
7.
#1562
Mar Viana et al. (IDAEA-CSIC), Exposure to ceramic nanoparticles during plasma spraying
8.
#1565
Roel Vermeulen et al. (TNO), Release of nanomaterials: nanomaterials integrated in car bumpers
9.
#1567
Eelco Kuijpers et al. (TNO), Dermal model for nanomaterials
10.
#1584
Maida Domat et al. (ITENE), Replicate of GUIDEnanocase studies under controlled conditions to support dispersion models
11.
#1611 Marta Pérez-Cabo et al., (ICCRAM-University of Burgos), A multi approach study of the effect of the exposition to polystyrene nanoparticles on Daphnia
magna
12.
#1632
Effects of medium composition on the aquatic fate of copper nanoparticles
Carlos Fito et al. (ITENE), Development of a real-time information and monitoring system to support the risk assessment of nanomaterials under REACH
13.
#1651 David Garry / Marguerite Esquivel-Gaon et al. (University College Dublin), Assessing the biological identity of Titania (TiO2) nanoparticles via controlled surface
coatings
Nanosafety infrastructure
14.
#1508
Tritsida Panyosak et al. (University of Phayao), Effects of azelaic acid in nanovesicles on cell lines selection
15.
#1533 Andreas Falk et al. (BioNanoNet Forschungsgesellschaft mbH), Industrial innovation liaison (I2L – NSC sub-group as supporting infrastructure for real-life
application of nanosafety assessment
16.
#1670 Farcal et al. (Douglas Connect), eNanoMapper applications to support the risk assessment of nanomaterials
17.
#1653
M. Rautenberg et al. (In Silico Toxicology gmbh), In Silico Toxicology test services
18.
#1654
D. Gebele et al. (In Silico Toxicology gmbh), ENM-ontoviewer: interactive visualisation of sparql queries for enanomapper ontologies and data
19.
#1655
Christoph Helma et al. (In Silico Toxicology gmbh), Integration of in Silico Toxicology services in the enanomapper infrastructure
20.
#1656
Christoph Helma et al. (In Silico Toxicology gmbh), In Silico Toxicology services for nanoparticles risk assessment
Risk assessment & management
21.
#1502
Michael Steinfeldt et al. (University of Bremen), Design pronciples for ‘Green nano’
22.
#1559
Elena Semenzin et al. (University Ca' Foscari Venice), Assessing sustainability of nano-enabled products through the life cycle
23.
#1560
Vrishali Subramanian et al. (University Ca' Foscari Venice), Controlling the human health and ecological risks of nano-enabled products through the life cycle
24.
#1570
Georgios Drakakis et al. (National Techncal University of Athens), Using KNIME and Python to access and process eNanoMapper data
25.
#1574
Jordi Palau et al. (ITENE), Building a web-based risk assessment and risk-management tool: nanomaterials treatment technologies
26.
#1579
Susan Wijnhoven et al. (National Institute for Public Health and the Environment, RIVM), Development of a risk assessment strategy for the GUIDEnano tool
27.
#1589 María Luisa et al. (National Institute for Agricultural and Food Research and Technology), A web-tool based approach to evaluate the quality of an
(eco)toxicity study performed with nanomaterials
28.
#1603 Rob Stierum et al. (TNO), Review of human risk assessment models for manufactured nanomaterials applicable during different stage gates of product
innovation. First results from EU “CALIBRATE” project (WP2)
29.
#1630 Carlos Fito et al. (ITENE), New tools to support the mitigation and control of the exposure to ENMs in the work place
30.
#1635 Sofia Ricarte and Carlos
industry
Fito (ITENE), Advanced web based tools to promote the application of nanotechnology and safe use of nanomaterials in the plastic
31.
#1639
32.
#1643 Antreas Afantitis et al. (Novamechanics), NanoMILE QSARs, grouping and mechanistic hazard assessment platform
33.
#1649
Javier Pla et al. (ITENE), Recommended technical, organizational and personal protective equipment to control the exposure to ENMs in research laboratories
Lisa Pizzol and Danail Hristozov (University of Venice), Human health risk assessment module mplemented in sunds risk assessment and management
Categorisation and Grouping of NMs
34.
#1526
Raphael Brüngel et al. (University of Applied Science and Arts Dortmund), The nanodefiner e-tool for nanomaterial classification
35.
#1535 Silvia López-Vidal et al. (RAMEM), Nanomaterial characterization is a challenging subject due to limitations in analysis method and representativity of
sampling procedures
36.
#1541
Silvia López-Vidal et al. (RAMEM), Novel high resolution differential mobility analyser (HDRMA) for size characterisation of nanoparticles smaller than 5nm
37.
#1594
Maria Gianneli et al. (Attana AB), QCM-based method to predict in vivo behaviour of nanoparticles
38.
#1604 Jian Liu et al., (University of Birmingham), Atomic Ordering Determined by Choice of Iron Salt Precursor in Continuous Hydrothermally Prepared Fe-Co
Bimetallic Nanoparticles
39.
#1622 Franky Puype et al. (Institute for Testing and Certification) European standardization project on detection and identification of nano-objects in complex
matrices: Evaluating sample preparation methods and end-characterization methods
40.
#1631
Zahraa Al-Ahmady and
Kostas
Kostarelos (University of Manchester), Preparation and Characterisation of functionalised multi-walled carbon nanotubes
List of posters for Poster Session 2 (posters to be hung lunchtime on 8th Feb. until lunchtime on 9th Feb.)
Posters addressing topics:
Hazard assessment along the life cycle of nano-enabled products
Systems Biology
Safety by Design
Hazard assessment along the life cycle of nano-enabled products
1.
#1501
Rob Vandebriel et al. (National Institute for Public Health and the Environment),
Nanoparticle shape-dependent NLRP3 inflammasome activation
2.
#1509
water
Nhung Nguyen (Institute for Nanomaterials), The impact of nano-scale and micro-scale zero-valent iron particles on planktonic microorganisms in reservoir
3.
#1510
Petra Rosická et al. (Institute for Nanomaterials), Biological effect of perovskite nanomaterial on Pseudomonas Putida and microorganism in activated sludge
4.
#1517
Barbara Drasler et al. (University of Fribourg), Hazard assessment of aerosolized graphene-related materials in a 3D human alveolar tissue in vitro
5.
#1524
Annette Piechulek et al. (Heinrich-Heine-University), From exposure to impact: Nanoecotoxicity studies in the nematode C. Elegans
6.
#1534
Elisa Moschini et al. (LIST), Endothelial responses of the alveolar barrier in vitro in a realistic dose-controlled exposure to diesel exhaust particulate matter
7.
#1542
Julia Catalán et al. (Finnish Institute of Occupational Health), Effect of coating on the in vivo toxicological potential of CeO2 NPs
8.
#1544
Julia Catalán et al. (Finnish Institute of Occupational Health), Prediction of the mutagenic potential of nanomaterials within the GUIDEnano hazard assessment
9.
#1545
Willie Peijnenburg et al. (RIVM), Nanoparticles, ions and shape governing soil microbial functional diversity: nano shapes micro
10.
#1548
Andrea Brunelli et al. (Ca' Foscari University of Venice), Colloidal characterisation of nano-sized pigments in eco(toxicological media
11.
#1556
Ingeborg Manita Kooter et al. (TNO), Toxicological Response Of Healthy And Asthmatic 3D in vitro airway model To CuO Particles At The Air-liquid Interface
12.
#1573
Vivina Lopes et al. (Uppsala University), In vitro studies to investigate the relationship between different coatings and their effect on nanoparticle toxicity
13.
#1575
Philip Doganis et al. (National Technical University of Athens), eNanoMapper tutorials: guidance to the infrastructure for nanomaterial modelling
14.
#1586
Joan Cabellos et al. (LEITAT Technological center), Effect of coating on the intestinal absorption of CeO2 nanoparticles
15.
#1593
Mark Miller et al. (University of Edinburgh), Free radical generation and atherosclerotic effects of redox modified cobalt oxide nanoparticles
16.
#1600
Gerard Vales et al. (Finnish Institute of Occupational Health), Influence of size and surface functionalization on the genotixicity of gold nanoparticles
17.
#1606 Kailen Boodhia et al. (National Institute for Occupational Health), The effect of physicochemical properties on the toxicity and intracellular uptake of Gold
Nanoparticle on exposed BEAS-2B cells
18.
#1610
19.
#1613 Mona Connolly et al. (Heriot Watt University), The potential impact of engineered nanomaterials (ENMs) on marine ecosystems: investigations using the
marine mussel Mytilus sp
Marta Pérez-Cabo et al. (ICCRAM-University of Burgos), An integral study of graphene material safety on the eukaryotic model Saccharomyces cerevisiae.
20.
#1615 Marianne Matzke et al. (Centre for Ecology and Hydrology), Impact of silver and silver nanoparticles on the structure and functionality of microbial
communities in sewage treatment plants
21.
#1616 Dirk Dressler et al. (BioTeSys GmbH), Genotoxicity of nanoparticles measured by the FADU assay - an automated assay for the assessment of DNA strand
breaks in vitro
22.
#1619
23.
#1621 Sandra Vranic et al. (National Graphene Institute), Protein coronation is not fully protecting Beas-2b cells against toxicity of graphene oxide flakes of large
lateral dimensions
24.
#1626
Carolin L. Schultz et al. (Centre for Ecology and Hydrology), Can nanoparticle characteristics be used to rank toxicity to different organisms?
25.
#1628
Rerio)
Benjamin Shaw et al. (Plymouth University), The effects of surface coating on the toxicity of CuO engineered nanomaterials to early life-stage zebrafish (Danio
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effects of nanomaterials in various cell lines
27.
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28.
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Marit Ilveset al.(University of Helsinki), Inflamatory Effect of CuO Nanomaterials in a Murine Model of Asthma
29.
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30.
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Artur Filipe et al. (National Graphene Institute), Investigating the impact of lateral dimensions of graphene oxide flakes on the mesothelial membrane
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Please be aware that this conference is being filmed.
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Check out and attend the additional workshop open to all interested conference participants!
HACKATHON ON TEMPLATES FOR DATA COLLECTION
TUESDAY, 7TH FEBRUARY 2017
Event place:
Room Trinidad 2-3, Hotel Barceló, Malaga, (Spain)
09:00 - 12:30
The goal of this workshop preceding the NMSA Conference, is to make the participants familiar with the eNanoMapper
solutions for data management and data access.
We will demonstrate how https://search.data.enanomapper.net/ integrates various data sets, how you can search for
materials and how to use the application programming interface (API) to access data.
Participation on Hachathon is free of charge.
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