Symposium Sessions | ||
Monday June 17 | ||
10:30 | Engineered Nanomaterials EHS | |
1:30 | Advanced Manufacturing Environmental Health & Safety Discussion Panel | |
Tuesday June 18 | ||
10:30 | Nanomaterials EHS | |
1:30 | Nanoparticles in Agriculture, Foods & Consumer Products | |
4:00 | Environmental Health & Safety of Nanomaterials: Posters | |
Symposium Program | ||
Monday June 17 | ||
10:30 | Engineered Nanomaterials EHS | 203 |
Session chair: Philip Demokritou, Harvard School of Public Health, US, Dhimiter Bello, UMSS Lowell, US | ||
10:30 | Science-based Regulatory Risk Assessment Framework for Assessing Manufactured Nanomaterials in Commerce in Canada Y. Zhang, MC. Sauve, D. Vladisavljevic, K. Nguyen, M. Zein Aghaij, C. Lemieux, Health Canada, CA | |
10:50 | Environmental risk assessment of engineered nanomaterials considering material-specific properties – implications on grouping and read across concepts H. Wigger, B. Nowack, Empa - Swiss Federal Laboratories for Materials Science and Technology, CH | |
11:10 | Lingering Governance Challenges for Engineered Nanomaterials B. Trump, I. Linkov, US Army Corps of Engineers, US | |
11:30 | Embedding Ethical Impact Assessment in Nanosafety Decision Support I. Malsch, P. Isigonis, M. Dusinska, Malsch TechnoValuation, NL | |
11:50 | A Framework and Pilot Tool for the Risk-based Prioritization and Grouping of Consumer Products that Contain Chemicals and Emerging Materials I. Linkov, T. Rycroft, B. Trump, A. Ganin, US Army Engineer Research and Development Center Environmental Lab (ERDC-EL), US | |
1:30 | Advanced Manufacturing Environmental Health & Safety Discussion Panel | 203 |
Session chair: Wu-Sheng Shih, Brewer Scientific, US, Jo Anne Shatkin, Vireo Advisors, US, Chuck Geraci, NIOSH, US | ||
1:30 | Advanced Manufacturing and the Fourth Industrial Revolution M. Ostraat, Aramco Services Company, US | |
1:55 | From Emergence to Convergence: The Growing Divide between Innovation and Risk Assessment A. Kennedy, U.S. Army, Engineering Research & Development Center, US | |
2:20 | What’s Happening in the Biomanufacturing Sector? C. Agapakis, Ginkgo Bioworks, US | |
2:45 | Occupational Safety Techniques and Lessons Learned from 13 NIOSH site assessments K.L. Dunn, CDC - NIOSH, US | |
3:10 | Beyond Nanotech: An International Perspective on Advanced Materials & Systems B. von Vacano, BASF SE, DE | |
Tuesday June 18 | ||
10:30 | Nanomaterials EHS | 203 |
Session chair: Philip Demokritou, Harvard School of Public Health, US; Dhimiter Bello, UMSS Lowell, US | ||
10:30 | Biological Impacts of Nanoscale Materials: Relating Nanoparticle Dissolution to Diameter, Shape and Surface Coating Q. Zhang, Y. Hu, C. Masterson,V.L. Colvin, Brown University, US | |
10:50 | Toxicity screening of a panel of silica nanoparticles reveals a role for lipid peroxidation in silica-induced cell death B. Fadeel, Karolinska Institutet, SE | |
11:10 | Cerium oxide nanoparticle (nCeO2) interactions with the short chain perfluoroalkyl substance PFBS on radish plants N. Zuverza-Mena, J.C. White, Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station, US | |
11:30 | Toxicity Evaluations of Nanoclay Systems throughout their Life Cycle A. Wagner, A.P. White, M.C. Tang, S. Agarwal, T.A. Stueckle, Y. Rojanasakul, K.A. Sierros, R.K. Gupta, C.Z. Dinu, West Virginia University, US | |
11:50 | Determining nanomaterial risk with the aid of real-time with electronic cell-substrate impedance sensing (ECIS) H. van der Walt, A. Skepu, L. Sikhwivhilu, Mintek, ZA | |
12:10 | Carbon-based Advanced and Nano-enabled Technologies: Addressing Safety, Health and Environmental Aspects across the Product Life-Cycle J.A. Shatkin, K.J. Ong, J.E. Ede, Vireo Advisors LLC, US | |
1:30 | Nanoparticles in Agriculture, Foods & Consumer Products | 201 |
Session chair: Wendel Wohlleben, BASF SE, Germany; Philip Demokritou, Harvard School of Public Health, US | ||
1:30 | Engineered nanomaterials for the suppression of fungal and viral crop disease in agriculture J.C. White, W. Elmer, R. Hamers, C. Ma, J. Borgatta, Y. Rui, B. Xing, Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station, US | |
1:55 | Exposure and Toxic effects of MWCNTs Released from Polymer Products J. Sipe, Duke University, US | |
2:20 | Health Effects of Foodborne Engineered Nanoparticles: Case Studies of Nanoemulsions and Titanium Dioxide Nanoparticles H. Xiao, University of Massachusetts Amherst, US | |
2:45 | Inhalation Exposures to Nanoparticles due to the Use of Nano-enabled Consumer Products: What We Know and What We Would Like to Know G. Mainelis, Rutgers University, US | |
3:05 | Evaluating the Safety of Nanomaterials for Food-Related Uses J. Ede, J.A. Shatkin, C. Sayes, K. Ong, Vireo Advisors, LLC, CA | |
3:25 | Quantitative and toxicological assessment of air-liquid cell exposure to NM-containing spray formulations using a custom-built setup F.S. Bierkandt, J. Tentschert, H. Jungnickel, P. Laux, A. Luch, P. Bergelt, M. Stintz, E. Visileanu, H. Hinterbichler, H. Steiner, G. Brenn, F. Goni de Cerio, J.D. Brain, German Federal Institute for Risk Assessment (BfR), DE | |
3:45 | Polymer-Nano composite degradation, release, detection, and toxicity of nanomaterials during accelerated aging E. Sahle-Demessie, C. Han, E. Varughese, H. Shi, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, US | |
4:00 | Environmental Health & Safety of Nanomaterials: Posters | Hall C |
Mapping market, public, and regulatory concerns to scientific evidence in the risk assessment of nanomaterials K. Ong, J.A. Shatkin, J. Ede, Vireo Advisors, LLC, CA | ||
Molecular sensor for selective detection of mercury in fish J.L. Diaz-García, E. González, Pontificia Universidad Javeriana, CO | ||
Use of nanofibers from maize (Zea Mays) for the adsorption of mercury present in the aqueous medium Y.A. Acuña Sastoque, E. González, Pontificia Universidad Javeriana, CO | ||
Nanotechnology for precision agriculture L. Estrada Porras, E. Gonzalez, Pontificia Universidad Javeriana, CO | ||
Stability of TiO2 Colloid Dispersed by Ultrasonic dispersion method S.A. Hwangbo, M.C. Chu, T.G. Lee, Korea Research Institute of Standards and Science, KR | ||
Detection of photoinduced formation of reactive oxygen species by aqueous TiO2 nanoparticles suspension in 3T3 cells M. Kwak, M.B. Heo, V. Reipa, T.G. Lee, Korea Research Institute of Standards and Science, KR | ||
Characterization of Copper Nanoparticles Released from Copper Treated Wood C. Wang, A.K. Dozier, P. Kulkarni, National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, US | ||
The avian growing feather as an in vivo test tube to profile tissue and cellular immunological responses to test materials A. Rodriguez, G. Greening, P. Cole, H. James, M. Leftwich, G. Erf, Nanomatronix, LLC, US | ||
Phytotoxicity of Aluminum Oxide Nanoparticles and Aluminum Ions: Comparison of Their Effects, Uptake, and Translocation in Lettuce Plants B. Kim, K.L. Hayes, J. Mui, E.S. Sani, S.W. Eisenman, J.B. Sheffield, Temple University, US | ||
Effects of Pristine and Platinum Group Elements-doped Al2O3 nanoparticles on Freshwater Aquatic Plants in Urban Streams B. Kim, Q.T. Nguyen, M.E. Sherman, L. Nguyen, D.M. Aruguete, S.W. Eisenman, Temple University, US | ||
New Integrated Risk Assessment Approach Applied in a Graphene Pilot Plant C. de O. Viana, D.S. Domingues, F. Vieira, C.A. Furtado, G.F.B. Lenz e Silva, CDTN/USP, BR | ||
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