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Narendhar.C.Jayanth might attend John DiLoreto's event
Manufactured Nanomaterials: Europe and North America Forecast at Your office! This is the advantage of a webinar. Absolutely, no travel.
September 1, 2010 from 11am to 12:30pm
In the United States, new chemical reform legislation in Congress has a "nano-clause". Europe is already addressing nanoscale commercial products through REACH. Health Canada and the European Commission are seeking to define the term "nanomaterial". Is there any attempt at coordination and is harmonization a realistic objective? Hear the views from both sides of the Pond in this second installment in the 2010 Nanotechnology Today webinar series.
TINC might attend John DiLoreto's eventManufactured Nanomaterials: Europe and North America Forecast at Your office! This is the advantage of a webinar. Absolutely, no travel.
September 1, 2010 from 11am to 12:30pm
In the United States, new chemical reform legislation in Congress has a "nano-clause". Europe is already addressing nanoscale commercial products through REACH. Health Canada and the European Commission are seeking to define the term "nanomaterial". Is there any attempt at coordination and is harmonization a realistic objective? Hear the views from both sides of the Pond in this second installment in the 2010 Nanotechnology Today webinar series.
John DiLoreto posted a blog postWhat Drives the Regulation of Nanomaterials?
There are many influences on regulatory policies for chemicals and nanomaterials and it's important for us to understand the dynamics affecting the regulatory process. Regulatory policy and the developmentof science-based regulations can often be a complex give and take amongproducers and users, government regulators and the public.For the full text of my latest column at Nanotechnology Now:…See More
John DiLoreto posted eventsManufactured Nanomaterials: Europe and North America Forecast
September 1, 2010 from 11am to 12:30pmBenefits and Risk Communication for Nanomaterials
November 16, 2010 from 11am to 12:30pmEnvironmental Applications of Nanotechnology: Going Green
October 6, 2010 from 11am to 12:30pm
John DiLoreto's Blog
What Drives the Regulation of Nanomaterials?
Posted on July 27, 2010 at 9:40pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
There are many influences on regulatory policies for chemicals and
nanomaterials and it's important for us to understand the dynamics
affecting the regulatory process. Regulatory policy and the development
of science-based regulations can often be a complex give and take among
producers and users, government regulators and the public.
For the full text of my latest column at Nanotechnology Now:…
Continue
nanomaterials and it's important for us to understand the dynamics
affecting the regulatory process. Regulatory policy and the development
of science-based regulations can often be a complex give and take among
producers and users, government regulators and the public.
For the full text of my latest column at Nanotechnology Now:…
Continue
2010 To Be a Busy Year for Regulation of Nanotechnology
Posted on April 16, 2010 at 6:10pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
On April 15th congressional leaders were busy
announcing legislation to tighten chemical regulatory policy in the U.S.
The House of Representatives released a discussion draft of legislation
to revise the Toxic Substances Control Act while the Senate released a
draft bill to enact changes to the primary chemical control law that has
been in effect since 1976. The draft legislation would appear to steer
away from nano-specific regulations but…
The Intersection of Nanotechnology and Chemical Regulatory Policy - Nanotechnology Regulation has arrived!
Posted on April 1, 2010 at 11:45pm 1 Comment 0 Likes
The most important chemical substance regulatory statute in the U.S. is
now facing challenges in many ways and some are wondering if
nanotechnology is fueling the fire for change. The Environmental
Protection Agency has moved beyond voluntary programs and took several
regulatory enforcement actions which portend an even more aggressive
approach toward the regulation of nanomaterials in 2010. For full column
on Nanotechnology Now.
now facing challenges in many ways and some are wondering if
nanotechnology is fueling the fire for change. The Environmental
Protection Agency has moved beyond voluntary programs and took several
regulatory enforcement actions which portend an even more aggressive
approach toward the regulation of nanomaterials in 2010. For full column
on Nanotechnology Now.
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- At 4:58pm on December 4, 2008,
remi said… - FYI: Remotely Generated Plasma Thin Film Deposition/Sputtering
Hello
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- At 9:53am on October 11, 2008,
Dr. Prashant Kumar said… - dear prof/reseracher, Its prashant kumar, submitting my ph.d thesis on non-lithographic techniques of surface nanostructuring in december 2008 at university of hyderabad. I have experience of thin film coating, synthesis of nanowires, nanodots and characterization by AFM, SEM, VSM, PL spectra, MR measurements, surface plasmons etc and I seek post-doctoral post and for that I require your help, plz. convey to me if you find anything interestin. or else plz. advise how to get into the grove.
- At 6:10pm on August 15, 2008, TINC said…
- welcome to the nanoscience community
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