Environmental and human risk assessment models are critical for estimating the impact of
nanomaterials on the ecosystem and human health. Realistic exposure estimates usually …

The European chemical legislation requires manufacturers and importers of chemicals to do
consumer exposure assessment when the chemical has certain hazards associated to it (eg …

Exposures to nanomaterials comprise the exposure to nano-objects, to nanostructured
materials or nanocomposites being 'relatively'pristine at the place of production or 'aged'at …

There have been major advances in the science to predict the likely environmental
concentrations of nanomaterials, which is a key component of exposure and subsequent risk …

Products based on nanotechnology are rapidly emerging in the marketplace, sometimes
with little notice to consumers of their nanotechnology pedigree. This wide variety of …

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The widespread integration of engineered nanomaterials into consumer and industrial
products creates new challenges and requires innovative approaches in terms of design …

Advances in adding nanomaterials to various matrices have occurred in tandem with the
identification of potential hazards associated with exposure to pure forms of nanomaterials …

The development of alternative testing strategies (ATS) for hazard assessment of new and
emerging materials is high on the agenda of scientists, funders, and regulators. The …

Despite the fact that nanomaterials have been in use for decades and chemicals legislation
is largely harmonised within the EU, quantitative and safety-relevant information on …