Our new veillenanos.fr website is online!

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The new website https://veillenanos.fr of our association AVICENN is now online.

After a long wait, we have now a modernized website to share information on nanos, their risks, their regulation and the challenges that remain to be met for more transparency and vigilance.

This vast redesign project has kept us very busy for more than a year and a half and we are proud to present it to you today. It brings on a single interface, the information on nanos that was compiled on veillenanos.fr, as well as the presentation of our association previously available on a separate site, avicenn.fr.

More ergonomic and functional, the new site offers a greater ease of navigation and access to the various contents, now filterable and adapted to smartphones.

We created the general design, the web agency Digital Cover brought us its expertise and precious help to build the structure and pages. Sophie Raynal @pretemoitesyeux.fr drew the banner and we imported (and “refreshed” as we did) our most recent contents with the help of some kindhearted reviewers who volunteered to read, complete or update some of the files.

If we can’t credit everyone here, we would like to collectively thank all those who supported us as well as our funders (the Foundation for the Progress of Humankind, Un monde par tous, TOP Fund and the Ministry of Ecological Transition) without whom this massive work would not have been possible.

We hope you will enjoy this new site. Do not hesitate to send us your comments either on the form and/or on the content.

We still have some adjustments to make to the layout, old content to import or update… and new content to build. Because this site is destined to be, by its very nature, in constant evolution, you are invited to bring your stone to the edifice, to improve this collective work so that it becomes even more complete and clear.

Feel free to share with us information, publications, analyses, images (and associated rights), events, questions and/or recommendations by writing to us at contact@veillenanos.fr or via our “contact” page or the social networks: twitter, facebook and linkedin.

As you read through the content on this new site, it becomes increasingly clear how urgent it is to share information on nanos, so that only those with a positive benefit/risk ratio are authorized.

Enjoy your visit and see you soon.

PS: Next steps? Re-launch the newsletters with the new design and complete the English version of the site.

Upcoming Nano Agenda

11
Déc.
2025
NanoMesureFrance: Three Years of Advances in Nanomaterial Identification and Characterization (NanoMesureFrance, Online)
On line
Webinar
  • Webinar presenting the actions taken, projects completed, and future prospects during the last three years. This event will be an opportunity to share scientific advances, industrial collaborations, and initiatives designed to strengthen competitiveness and safety in the nanomaterials sector.
  • Organizers: NanoMesureFrance
  • Speakers: Valérie Godefert & François-Xavier Ouf (LNE & NanoMesureFrance)
  • Website: www….nanomesurefrance-webinar-…

11
Déc.
2025
Impacts of silica nanoparticles in food and immunity (JFN 2025, Lyon – France)
Lyon
Colloquium
additives
food
health
research
silica
research
risks
  • French Nutrition Days 2025
  • Talks by Lauris Evariste and Bruno Lamas (INRAE) on December 11 and 12: Sex-dependent reduction in systemic immune response and resistance to bacterial infection after long-term exposure to food additive E551 (silica dioxide)
  • Website: www.lesjfn.fr/
14
Déc.
2025
Nano Rumeurs (C’Nano, Paris – France)
Paris
Conference
  • Spectacle Art & Science – When science changes as it passes from mouth to mouth
  • A unique participatory experience centered on the human factory of knowledge, where two fascinating worlds meet: nanomedicine, with its nanoparticles and cellular nanovectors, and quantum physics, with its superimposed states and complex systems.
  • Organizers: Centre National de Compétences en Nanosciences (C’Nano), in collaboration with the Commissariat à l’Énergie Atomique (CEA), the Institut Polytechnique de Paris (IPP) and the Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique (CNRS).
  • Speakers: Florence Gazeau, academician, physicist, research director at CNRS, and Charles Antoine, PhD in physics, lecturer at Sorbonne University, and Albert Moukheiber, PhD in neuroscience.
  • Location: Théâtre de la Ville
  • Website: https: //www.theatredelaville-paris.com/…/rencontres/nano-rumeurs…