Challenges of Regulation and Risk Assessment of Nanomaterials

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II. ANNEX II: WORKSHOP AGENDA OPENING CHAIR: E. ANKLAM, EUROPEAN COMMISSION (JRC) Welcome and Introduction [E. Anklam, JRC] Objectives and organisation of the workshop [J. Riego-Sintes, JRC] The ENPRA Project: progress [L. Tran, IOM] 1 ST SESSION: REGULATORY DEVELOPMENTS 1 ST DAY 08:30 – 18:00 CHAIR: B. SOKULL-KLÜTTGEN, EUROPEAN COMMISSION (JRC) 01. Introduction: content and goal of the session 02. EU perspective [A. Kobe, DG ENV] 03. Nanomaterials in REACH registrations and C&L notifications [B. Quinn, ECHA] 04. Guidance on the risk assessment of the application of nanoscience and nanotechnologies in the food and feed chain [D. Carlander, EFSA] 05. Regulation and assessment of nanoscale materials under the Toxic Substances Control Act [J. Alwood, US-EPA] 06. Current progress of activities and efforts on nanomaterials environmental health and safety in China [C. Chen, National Center for Nanoscience and Technology, China] PODIUM DISCUSSION* 2 ND SESSION: REGULATORY IMPLEMENTATION CHAIR: F. CHRISTENSEN, EUROPEAN COMMISSION (JRC) 01. Introduction: content and goal of the session 02. OECD Working Party on Manufactured Nanomaterials [K. Rasmussen, JRC] 03. REACH Implementation Project on Nanomaterials - RIP-oN2: information requirements [S. Hankin, IOM] 04. REACH Implementation Project on Nanomaterials - RIP-oN3: specific advice on exposure assessment and hazard/risk characterisation for nanomaterials under REACH [R. Aitken, IOM] 64
05. NANEX: development of Exposure Scenarios for manufactured nanomaterials [M. Van Tongeren, IOM] 06. Industry experience with conducting nanomaterial safety assessments [S. Friedrichs, NIA] 07. Life Cycle Assessment of nanomaterials in polymer nanocomposites (Nanopolytox approach) [S. Vazquez, LEITAT] 08. Health, Safety, and Environment: assessment methods [D. Hristozov, Università Ca' Foscari di Venezia] 09. The European Repository of nanomaterials and the NANOhub information platform [H. Rauscher, JRC] PODIUM DISCUSSION* 2 ND DAY 09:00 – 18:00 3 RD SESSION: CHARACTERISATION AND DETECTION OF NANOMATERIALS CHAIR: H. RAUSCHER, EUROPEAN COMMISSION (JRC) 01. Introduction: content and goal of the session 02. An example of the advantages and disadvantages related to producing a protocol database for nanoscience [I. Gosens, RIVM] 03. Primary and secondary characterization of ENPRA ENP [K.A. Jensen, NRCWE] 04. Characterization and detection in environmental media [M. Hassellov, Göteborgs Universitet] PODIUM DISCUSSION* 4 TH SESSION: EXPOSURE ASSESSMENT CHAIR: M. VAN TONGEREN (IOM) 01. Introduction: content and goal of the session 02. Sources and Release: exposure to nanofilm sprays [K.A. Jensen, NRCWE] 03. Application and adaptation of exposure models [D. Brouwer, TNO] PODIUM DISCUSSION* 5 TH SESSION : ECOTOXICITY & ENVIRONMENTAL FATE CHAIR: T. FERNANDES (HERIOT-WATT UNIVERSITY) 01. Introduction: content and goal of the session 02. Challenges in managing ecological risks posed by nanomaterials: the balance between uncertainties and certitudes [L. Kapustka, SLR Consulting Ltd, Canada] 65
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