Testing guidelines for Nanomaterials
- Yordas Group Lancaster Environment Centre LA1 4YQ United Kingdom (map)
About this Webinar
Join the H2020 projects NanoHarmony and NANOMET to discover how Test Guidelines (TG) are developed through the OECD, with case studies from the TGs being supported through the projects for expansion into nanomaterials.
The webinar explains how novel methodologies are developed and approved through expert committees, eventually becoming internationally accepted standard methods used by governments, industry and independent laboratories to assess the safety of chemicals.
Who should attend?
The webinar is relevant for any stakeholder interested in how chemicals are developed and demonstrated as safe for market, within a global framework of countries.
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