In a recent Journal of Chemical Information and Modeling article, Ian Rouse, David Power, Julia Subbotina, and Vladimir Lobaskin<...
In a recent Nature Nanotechnology article, Ulla Vogel from the National Research Centre for the Working Environment (NFA) examines the complex ways nanopa...
A new study from Helmholtz Munich scientists, Markus Rehberg and Tobias Stoeger, partners in the nanoPASS project, reveals how certain nanoparticl...
Discover the latest developments in the nanoPASS project, including key advancements and insights from our mid-year activities. This issue covers recent progress, collaborations, and our focus area...
The first nanomaterial-relevant Adverse Outcome Pathway (AOP) has been endorsed by the OECD, which is now referred to as AOPs 33 (formerly known as AOP173). AOPs 33 on ‘Substance interaction...
Catch up on the latest nanoPASS project updates and insights as we wrap up the year! In this issue, you'll find highlights on recent project milestones, progress in our research, and upcoming plans...
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The interface between inorganic and biological materials plays a crucial role in vital technological applications ranging from food processing and cosmetics to medicine...
Our first newsletter is out! Find out what we have been up to for the first few months of the project and discover what is coming up. Read the full newsletter
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Air pollution is an environmental factor associated with an increased risk of neurodegenerative diseases, such as Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s, characterized...