End of the European consultation on the definition of the term “nanomaterial”

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characterization definition regulation

Launched on May 7, the European consultation on the definition of the term “nanomaterial” ended today. Our association AVICENN has contributed. Not being an “expert” at the scientific and technical level, AVICENN did not give an opinion on matters outside its field of competence, but made sure it fulfilled its monitoring role

by recalling the broader expectations of civil society for a better regulatory framework to ensure the protection of health and the environment. Will the answers provided by the different stakeholders be published? How will they be processed and how soon?

Upcoming Nano Agenda

4
Nov.
2025
Surface-functionalized nanomaterials: innovations, challenges and prospects (LNE, Paris – France)
Paris
Training
  • Learn more about :
    • sectors developing or using functionalized nanomaterials
    • recent innovations in surface chemistry characterization
    • experts, industrialists and manufacturers of measuring instruments
    • screening methods (TGA, ICP, XRF, Raman, NMR) and extreme surface analysis (XPS, SIMS)
    • current and future actions at European and international level
  • Organizers: LNE, Association NanoMesureFrance and the European SMURFnano project
  • Website: www.lne.fr/fr/evenements/technical-day-nanomaterials-surface-chemistry
6
Nov.
2025
Food allergy and food additive (E171) (SFT, Online)
On line
Webinar
additives
food
health
titanium dioxide
health
research
risks

6
Nov.
2025
Size matters in respiratory health: the case of nanoparticulates (ERS – Online)
Online
Webinar
  • Webinar about nanoparticles and respiratory health
  • Organizer: the European Respiratory Society (ERS)
  • Chairs: Prof. Dr Rafael E. de la Hoz (New York, United States), Dr Selin Çakmakci Karakaya (Ankara, Turkey)
  • Speakers: Prof. Dr Isabella Annesi Maesano (Montpellier, France), Dr Selin Çakmakci Karakaya (Ankara, Turkey), Dr Peter Hoet (Heverlee, Belgium)
  • Website: https://channel.ersnet.org/…nanotechnology-and-lung-health-risks…