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PARTICIPANTS LIST Algeria ZHOU Hong zhouh@crc-sepa.org.cn BELBACHIR Mohammed mbelbachir@univ-oran.dz XU Haiyan xu.haiyanxx@263.net SOUMANI Mohammed soumani@algerian-embassy.be HONGSHENG Chen chenhsh33@hotmail.com Argentina Czeck republic LAMAGNA Alberto lamagna@tandar.cnea.gov.ar VOSECKOVA Anna voseckova@tc.cz Australia Egypt BAUER Michaela michaela.bauer@dfat.gov.au KENAWY Sayed ksayed6631@gmail.com BASF Estonia KRANZ Carolin carolin.kranz@basf.com RAIM Toivo toivo.raim@eu.estemb.be Belgium European Commission DG Research GOORDEN Lieve lieve.goorden@ua.ac.be STANČIČ Zoran zoran.stancic@ec.europa.eu DEBLONDE Marian marian.deblonde@ua.ac.be von BOSE Herbert herbert.von-bose@ec.europa.eu GOOSSENS Karel karel.goossens@ewi.vlaanderen.be TOMELLINI Renzo renzo.tomellini@ec.europa.eu Brasil ZILGALVIS Peteris D'ALBUQUERQUE e CASTRO Jose peteris.zilgalvis@ec.europa.eu jcastro@if.ufrj.br GIORDANI Julien RODRIGUES SAVINI Marcos julien.giordani@ec.europa.eu savini@braseuropa.be TONDELLI Luisa Bulgaria luisa.tondelli@ec.europa.eu PROYKOVA Ana von SCHOMBERG Rene anap@phys.uni-sofia.bg rene.vonschomberg@ec.europa.eu Chile European Commission DG Health and Consumers ANGULO Juan MARTIN Philippe juan.angulo@embachile.be philippe.martin@ec.europa.eu China European Commission Bureau of European Policy Advisers WANG Qi'an SALVI Maurizio wangqa@mail.most.gov.cn mauricio.salvi@ec.europa.eu WANG Chen European Commission DG Information Society and Media SHEN Dianhong ROESEMS-KERREMANS Gisele giselle.roesems@ec.europa.eu LIU Qian VERGARA Isabel FENG Kai isabel.vergara@ec.europa.eu WU Ying 235
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TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. FOREWORD......
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The final aim of this dialogue is t
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• Enabling means, debating the pr
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17:10 Debate: How to achieve a mean
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Since the first International Dialo
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First International Dialogue on Res
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The role of the International Dialo
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SPECIAL LECTURE The new Russian pro
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Russian Research Centre Kurchatov I
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Nanotechnology Russian Research Cen
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EXAMPLES OF THE FINAL PRODUCTS OF N
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30 2. Moving of the monomolecular l
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32 4. Moving of the next layers
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ASTRID MAX S.-Petersburg Gatchina D
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AN UNIQUE EXPERIMENTAL BASE AND COM
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PLENARY SESSION 1 NANOTECHNOLOGY GO
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~ 2000 Perceived Higher Risks Areas
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African colleagues, elaborated on a
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I do believe that the International
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Giving this panel the responsibilit
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Dear colleagues, most of you have m
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Expert Consultation - Objectives (D
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Intergovernmental Forum on Chemical
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Contributing to the 2020 Goal Inter
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ROUND TABLE “WHERE SYNERGY CAN BE
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Dialogue on Responsible Research an
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The same results and recommendation
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Establishment of ICS research and t
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WHO-EU Project on “ENHANCED POLIC
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ROUND TABLE 2 CODES OF CONDUCTS Eur
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3- Why a Code of Conduct for Respon
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4- The Code of Conduct (VI) ACTIONS
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COMMISSION RECOMMENDATION of 07/02/
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Naturally occurring nano-objects ar
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4.1.5 Given its potential, Member S
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Application of the precautionary pr
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Who is involved? ‘Founding partn
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Principle Four - Public Health, Saf
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A Code of Conduct - Why? Large inno
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Thank you for your attention! Zinc
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Period Era Impact Results 1920’s
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Objectives To explore appropriate a
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NANOTECHNOLOGY, OPPORTUNITY FOR DEV
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State of the art on Nanotechnology
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Corredor de Puertos Interiores en l
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Tab. 12 - Flujo de Caja Neto de las
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Climate Change Education Culture &
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India Visit : 2- 6 April 2007 • 6
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Nanotoxicity Studies Risk Assessme
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Argentinean-Brazilian Argentinean B
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Outer Liaison ANF Nano-standardizat
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5 7 WPMN • Established in Septemb
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13 Project 7: Alternative Methods i
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…have encouraged public R&D inves
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The WPN WPN established by the CSTP
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There are over 560 ISO standards an
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International Organization for Stan
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ISO/IEC Guides ISO/IEC Guide 7, Gu
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Other internationally relevant stan
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TC 229 Current work programme - WG3
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PD 6699-2 Why standards for nanotec
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Y01N Label in European Classificati
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Y01N Label Y01N2 Y01N4 Y01N6 Y01N8
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Years 2000 2005 Miniaturisation 10n
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Thank you for your attention! nano@
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GERMANY: the more you know, the les
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Organizations for Nanotechnology Go
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(14) (16) (12) (17) DNA (1
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