ENTA Nanotechnology Policy and Planning Meeting
5 September 2007
Austria
Speakers include:
Renzo Tomellini (European Commission - DG Research)
“Code of Conduct for Responsible Nanotechnologies Research”
Terry Medley (DuPont)
"Framework for the Responsible Development of Nanoscale materials"
Christoph Meili (Die Innovationsgesellschaft)
“CENARIOS, a certifiable Nano-Risk Management & Monitoring System”
Peter Kearns (OECD)
“OECD's Working Party on Manufactured Nanomaterials: Input from Business and Industry”
Iain Weir (Optimat Ltd)
“Meetings needs for nanometrology and standards via NanoStrand”
Fleur van Broekhuizen (IVAM)
“Industrial Participatation in NaSki”
The Venue will be:
Scotland Europa (just at Rond Point Schuman)
Scotland House – 8th Floor Conference Centre, Rond-Point Schuman 6, B - 1040 Brussels, Belgium.
Participants include:
Air Products GmbH
Alltracel Pharma Ltd
BASF
Burgundy Gold Ltd
Capsulution NanoScience AG
CEN/TC 352 Nanotechnologies
Degussa GmbH
Die Innovationsgesellschaft
DSM Research
DuPont
European Commission - DG Research
European Nanotechnology Trade Alliance
GE Healthcare
IVAM
L'OREAL - Bureau Européen
Lux Research
Naneum Limited
Nanogap
NanoHouse
Nanotesla Institut
Nanotox BV
OECD
Optimat Ltd
Oxford University
PACTE (Producer Association of Carbon nanoTube in Europe)
Pharmorphix
PLASMAS Ltd.
Siemens AG
Solvay
Techn?sium TC
Technical University of Denmark
University of StuttgartENTA offers an integrated programme aimed at promoting the benefits of nanotechnology and mitigating regulatory and reputational risk for the whole industry and supporting all actions that ensure new nanotechnologies are developed in a safe and responsible manner.
In addition to the above, ENTA represents the interests of nanotechnology businesses across Europe and acts to bridge the gap between industry, governments, science, and importantly, the public in promoting the benefits of nanotechnology. Although nanotechnologies have been under development for many years it is only relatively recently that the issues behind the science have risen up the political and news agenda, obviously in differing degrees across member states. As such the coming months will be a vital period in shaping the future development and application of nanotechnologies.
Renzo Tomellini (European Commission - DG Research)
“Code of Conduct for Responsible Nanotechnologies Research”
Terry Medley (DuPont)
"Framework for the Responsible Development of Nanoscale materials"
Christoph Meili (Die Innovationsgesellschaft)
“CENARIOS, a certifiable Nano-Risk Management & Monitoring System”
Peter Kearns (OECD)
“OECD's Working Party on Manufactured Nanomaterials: Input from Business and Industry”
Iain Weir (Optimat Ltd)
“Meetings needs for nanometrology and standards via NanoStrand”
Fleur van Broekhuizen (IVAM)
“Industrial Participatation in NaSki”
The Venue will be:
Scotland Europa (just at Rond Point Schuman)
Scotland House – 8th Floor Conference Centre, Rond-Point Schuman 6, B - 1040 Brussels, Belgium.
Participants include:
Air Products GmbH
Alltracel Pharma Ltd
BASF
Burgundy Gold Ltd
Capsulution NanoScience AG
CEN/TC 352 Nanotechnologies
Degussa GmbH
Die Innovationsgesellschaft
DSM Research
DuPont
European Commission - DG Research
European Nanotechnology Trade Alliance
GE Healthcare
IVAM
L'OREAL - Bureau Européen
Lux Research
Naneum Limited
Nanogap
NanoHouse
Nanotesla Institut
Nanotox BV
OECD
Optimat Ltd
Oxford University
PACTE (Producer Association of Carbon nanoTube in Europe)
Pharmorphix
PLASMAS Ltd.
Siemens AG
Solvay
Techn?sium TC
Technical University of Denmark
University of StuttgartENTA offers an integrated programme aimed at promoting the benefits of nanotechnology and mitigating regulatory and reputational risk for the whole industry and supporting all actions that ensure new nanotechnologies are developed in a safe and responsible manner.
In addition to the above, ENTA represents the interests of nanotechnology businesses across Europe and acts to bridge the gap between industry, governments, science, and importantly, the public in promoting the benefits of nanotechnology. Although nanotechnologies have been under development for many years it is only relatively recently that the issues behind the science have risen up the political and news agenda, obviously in differing degrees across member states. As such the coming months will be a vital period in shaping the future development and application of nanotechnologies.