Safety and Risks of Engineered Nanomaterials

Safety and Risks of Engineered Nanomaterials

23rd – 24th of October 2018
Quality Hotel View, Malmö, Sweden

For:

  • Graduate students interested in ENM safety
  • Professionals working in regulatory agencies and companies and working in either administration or workplaces.
  • The course would also be useful for any expert having duties associated with ENM safety

About this course

Engineered nanomaterials offer enormous potential in many areas of technology. The safety of ENM is the key to the success of several industrial sectors including electronics industry, consumer products, drug industry, food industry, paper industry, construction industry, aviation and space industry, and agriculture. However, without end users and customers’ confidence, nanotechnology has no future. There is need for additional research and knowledge on ENM that would enable setting of occupational exposure limits for these materials.

Price information

The price of the course consists of the course fee of EUR 500
and the day package of choice.

Day package I

This package includes:

  • conference facilities and technical equipment
  • course material
  • coffees, lunches
  • dinners and the social program on Tuesday.

We strongly encourage you to take part in the social program, as this is a vital part of the NIVA course experience. We believe in the power of networking (between people) and strive to create an inspiring possibility for that through the social program.

The total price of the course is EUR 950 (course fee EUR 500 + day package fee EUR 450).

EUR 450

Day package II

This package includes:

  • conference facilities and technical equipment
  • course material
  • coffees and lunches.

Kindly note that the day package II does not include dinners nor the social program.

The total price of the course is EUR 700 (course fee EUR 500 + day package fee EUR 200).

EUR 200

Accommodation

26th – 28th of October 2020 at Hotel Hanaholmen, Espoo, Finland.

To book a room from the block kindly make the reservation directly to the hotel by email to reception@hanaholmen.fi using the booking code “NIVA” (available until 2.10.2020).

Single The room price for a single standard room is EUR 115/night (including breakfast, morning sauna and access to the pool) and the price for a double room EUR 134/night (including breakfast, morning sauna and access to the pool). room: 128 €/night (including breakfast).

The block reservation will be available until 2nd of October 2020.

EUR 115 – 134 / night

Course objectives

The main goal of the course is to provide the participants with information that allows them to understand key-issues related to ENM. More specifically, the purpose is to introduce the current knowledge about the characteristics of ENM, exposure to the materials and their health effects and also about the challenges of risk assessment and risk management concerning ENM at workplaces. One of the goals of the course is also to provide information on how to carry out predictive assessment of safety of ENM. The course will also provide information on the current hot topics in especially European approaches to promote safety of ENM.


General course fee information

The courses and workshops vary in price. Please note that the course fee does not cover meals or accommodation. The course fee and day-package fee are invoiced after the registration deadline. Travel arrangements Please refrain from booking any tickets until we have confirmed the course. The confirmation, which will be sent after the registration deadline, will include detailed information on the payment of the course fee and day-packages, as well as information on accommodation options and practical arrangements. Please note that you are not insured by NIVA.


Subject background

Engineered nanomaterials offer enormous potential in many areas of technology. The safety of ENM is the key to the success of several industrial sectors including electronics industry, consumer products, drug industry, food industry, paper industry, construction industry, aviation and space industry, and agriculture. However, without end users and customers’ confidence, nanotechnology has no future.

There is need for additional research and knowledge on ENM that would enable setting of occupational exposure limits for these materials. Considering the remarkable knowledge gaps on the safety of ENM methods and approaches enabling predictive assessment of their safety will be increasingly important in the future.

Course leader

Kai Savolainen

Kai Savolainen


Course lecturers

Anders Baun

Anders Baun

Anna-Kaisa Viitanen

Dr. Anna-Kaisa Viitanen

  • DSc (tech.) on aerosol physics

Anne Thoustrup Saber

  • Senior Researcher, National Research Centre for the Working Environment, DE
Hannu Norppa

Hannu Norppa

Harri Alenius

Harri Alenius

Karin Sørig Hougaard 1

Karin Sørig Hougaard

  • Senior researcher, National Research Centre for the Working Environment, DK

Keld Alstrup Jensen

  • Professor MSO, National Research Centre for the Working Environment, DE
Nicklas Raun Jacobsen

Nicklas Raun Jacobsen

Steffen Foss Hansen

Steffen Foss Hansen

Ulla Birgitte Vogel

  • Professor, National Research Centre for the Working Environment, DK

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