The NanoEHS Communities of Research address questions about the potential environmental, health, and safety (EHS) implications of nanomaterials. These communities were proposed at the first U.S.-EU workshop on Bridging nanoEHS Research Efforts March 2011 and launched in 2012. There are currently seven NanoEHS CORs:
- Characterization
Co-chairs: Vladimir Lobaskin (Republic of Ireland) and Anil Patri (U.S.) - Databases and Computational Modeling for NanoEHS
Co-chairs: Fred Klaessig (U.S.) and Thomas Exner (Germany) - Ecotoxicity
Co-chairs: Olga Tsyusko-Unrine (U.S.) and Susana Loureiro (Portugal) - Human Toxicity
Co-chairs: Arno Gutleb (Luxembourg) and Christie Sayes (U.S.) - Exposure through Product Life
Co-chairs: Christof Asbach (Germany) and Paul Westerhoff (U.S.) - Risk Assessment
Co-chairs: Mark Wiesner (U.S.) and Janeck Scott-Fordsmand (Denmark) - Risk Management and Control
Co-chairs: Khara Grieger (U.S.) and Keld Alstrup Jensen (Denmark)
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