Identification of nanomaterials in the Centre – Val de Loire

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Preventionists in the Centre-Val de Loire region are publishing the results of a study conducted in 2019/2020 to identify endocrine disruptors (EDs) and nanomaterials in the workplace as part of the 3rd regional occupational health plan (PST3). This inventory is made available to the public to better prevent and track exposure to these emerging risks.

In the sample studied, 55% of the companies use one of the targeted substances (ED, NANO – confirmed or potential) or both. In the link above, you can find information on the presence of these substances in your company.

Upcoming Nano Agenda

22
Sep.
2025
Innovative Research Paths in Nanoscience and Nanotechnology (Advanced Nano 2025, Krakow – Poland)
Krakow
Conference
29
Sep.
2025
15th Meeting on Nanoscience Advances (MNA 2025) (C’Nano, Porquerolles Island – France)
Porquerolles island
Conference
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30
Sep.
2025
Nanomaterials: Best practices in nanomaterials risk prevention: awareness-raising and laboratory scenarios (CNRS, Paris – France)
Paris
Training
  • Training for nanomaterial handlers (technicians, engineers, PhD students, researchers, etc.) and prevention assistants
  • Organizers: CNRS
  • Objectives: learn about the risks involved in handling nanomaterials and the prevention and protection measures to be implemented, as well as best practices for limiting exposure.
  • Topics covered:
    • Health effects / Risk assessment
    • Preventive measures / Good laboratory practice / Time and space management / Collective and individual protection / Cleaning methods for surfaces, materials and equipment / Product storage / Product management
  • Hands-on workshops:
    • Implementing best practices when handling nanometric powders / Case studies / Assessment & recommendations
    • Case studies: risk analysis and recommendations
    • Examples of workstation design involving nanomaterials
  • Website: https://formation.ifsem.cnrs.fr/training/1027/4426