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MARINA : Managing Risks of Nanomaterials


By csep - Posted on 17 November 2011

TitleMARINA : Managing Risks of Nanomaterials
Publication TypeWeb Article
Year of Publication2011
AuthorsTran, Lang
Corporate AuthorsInstitute for Occupational Health
Volume2011
Access Date11/17/2011
Date Published11/11/2011
PublisherInstitute for Occupational Medicine
Publication LanguageEnglish
KeywordsHealth Aspects - Research; Environmental Aspects - Research
Abstract

This is the web site of the MARINA project, a major new European Commission Framework 7 project to develop reference methods for managing the risks of engineered nanonomaterials. Led by Dr. Lang Tran, IOM, MARINA aims within its 39 month timescale to develop specific reference methods for all the main steps in managing the potential risk of engineered nanomaterials (ENM). MARINA will address the four central themes in the risk management paradigm for ENM: Materials, Exposure, Hazard and Risk.

The methods developed by MARINA will be:(i) based on beyond-state-of-the-art understanding of the properties, interaction and fate of ENM in relation to human health and the quality of the environment and will either (ii) be newly developed or adapted from those existing but ultimately, they will be compared/validated and harmonised/standardised as reference methods for managing the risk of ENM. MARINA will develop a strategy for Risk Management including monitoring systems and measures for minimising massive exposure via explosion or environmental spillage.

URLhttp://www.marina-fp7.eu/