A new study from Helmholtz Munich scientists, Markus Rehberg and Tobias Stoeger, partners in the nanoPASS project, reveals how certain nanoparticles can impact our lungs’ immune response. Pub...
From medicine to cosmetics and even food processing, there’s a microscopic yet critical space where biological and inorganic materials meet—the bionano interface. This junction is key t...
We are thrilled to announce that several partners of the nanoPASS project have co-authored a significant research article titled "Particulate Matter Constituents Trigger the Formation of Extracellu...
On May 29th, 2024, Ulla Vogel, a renowned expert in occupational health, delivered a seminar on "Inhalation of Particles and Dust in the Working Environment and Risk of Cardiovascular Disease and C...
In a significant move to advance the safety and regulatory testing of chemicals and materials, the nanoPASS project hosted an impactful webinar titled "AOPs: A Tool to Include NAMs into Regul...
The nanoPASS consortium celebrates the publication of "Acute, controlled inhalation of thin graphene oxide nanosheets in humans with null cardiorespiratory effects" by Ulla Vogel of NRCWE in...
The European Phagocyte Workshop 2024, held in Visegrád, Hungary, from March 20-23, marked a significant milestone in the field of phagocyte research. This year's workshop, following nearly f...
Ottawa, Canada, March 19, 2024 – In a significant stride toward understanding the impact of nanotechnology on health and environment, Ulla Birgitte Vogel from The National Research Centre for...
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 33s on ‘Substance interaction...
The scientific community took a significant leap towards the harmonisation of test methods for nano and advanced materials during a landmark webinar held on 22-23 November 2023. The event was a con...
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nanoPASS organised a round-table discussion between partners (JSI, Infinite) and Slovenian experts with interest in nanosafety: