NanoReg2 Closing Meeting - February 26, 2019
Over 100 participants from Europe and the US joined the NanoReg2 project as it presented its final outcomes and recommendations for the future of Grouping, Read Across and Safe by Design in Paris.
The project is now delighted to publish all presentations from the meeting and looks forward to supporting implementation into regulatory and industrial use.
Agenda and slides
Welcome - Raymond Cointe (Director General, INERIS)
NanoReg2 Project Overview - Emeric Frejafon (INERIS) SLIDES
Welcome from the EC Project Officer Carlos -Eduardo Lima da Cunha (EU Commission)
NanoReg2 project outcomes
- Grouping and Read Across: Advancing regulatory pathways for nanomaterials in NanoReg2 and beyond - Andrea Haase (BfR) SLIDES
- Safe Innovation Approach and Safe by Design in NanoReg2 - Cornelle Noorlander (RIVM) and Blanca Suarez (TEMAS) SLIDES
- Industrial Value Chain Demonstrators: Commercial application of Safe by Design - Araceli Sanchez (IOM), Isabel Rodriguez (Gaiker), Javier Fuentes (Nanogap), Cesar Merino (Grupo Anatolin) SLIDES
- The Legacy of NanoReg2 - Sean Kelly (NIA) SLIDES
The Future of Data from NanoReg2: Continuing to build on data in Europe
- The NanoReg2 Database - Emeric Frejafon (INERIS), Andrea Haase (BfR), Nina Jeliazkova (Ideaconsult) SLIDES
- NanoInformaTIX - Willie Peijnenburg (RIVM) SLIDES
- NanoSolveIT and NanoCommons - Iseult Lynch (University of Birmingham) SLIDES
- The PATROLS project - Lang Tran (IOM) SLIDES
Moving from Nanosafety to Governance - Creating a trusted ecosystem for nanotechnology
- Gov4Nano - Adrienne Sips (RIVM) SLIDES
- RiskGONE - Tommaso Serchi (LIST) SLIDES
- NANORIGO Artoo Saamen (FIOH) SLIDES
Panel discussion on securing the NanoReg2 Llgacy
Chair: Claire Skentelbery (NIA)
Panel: Emeric Frejafon (INERIS), Steffi Friedrichs (AcumenIST), Iseult Lynch (University of Birmingham), Rob Meier (DSM), Raquel Pueles (Avanzare), Phil Sayre (nanoRisk Analytics)
Wrap-up - Carlos Eduardo Lima da Cunha (EU Commission), Emeric Frejafon (INERIS)