Links to related and other relevant Nano sites

06 February 2012

Links to related projects and other useful nanotechnology sites

We aim to build up lists of sites that will be useful to ENPRA project menbers and other interested parties.
You are invited to suggest your own or other sites that should be included here by e-mailing susan.scarisbrick@iom-world.org with suggestions.

Mouse-over the graphic links below for a fuller description of the website.

Related FP7 Nanotechnology projects

	ENRHES - Engineered nanoparticles - review of health & environmental safety
	Nano Impact Net
	Nanommune project
	Nanotest - FP7 project
	NAPIRA Hub
	Nanodevice - concepts, methods, and technologies for measuring exposure levels
	ObservatoryNano - scientific & technological trends in Nanotechnology

Other nanotechnology research and development related sites

	Nanowiki - tracking nanotechnology
	OECD Database of Research into the Safety of Manufactured Nanomaterials

Nanotechnology health, safety and environment - potential risks and impacts

	SafeNano - The UK's premier independent resource on nanotechnology hazard and risk
	Nanosafe.org - the safe production and use of nanomaterials

Nanotechnology - General information and education sites

	Nanoforum - European nanotechnology gateway
	Nanoforum - Education Tree

FP 7 - EU Management sites

Central Framework 7 - FP7 - information site

Project activity

The fifth meeting of the European Observatory on NanoSafety (EONS) took place in Paris on October 13, 2011

The proceedings of this meeting have been summarised in the fourth 'European Observtory on Nano Safety' (EONS) report, and an excerpt is available on the Home page. The main report is available exclusively to ENPRA members in the member area of the website. Visit the WP7 section for access.

Website & Newsletter

With general information on the project and its progress, and links to related areas.

Registered members of www.enpra.eu can access further information, with private areas for Project Team information and collaboration, eg project plans, progress reports, protocols, discussion forums, project Wiki etc.

The site will continue to develop as a resource for project team members and other interested parties. Please submit any items, such as events and links or other items for inclusion via the feedback form.

Non project team members can still register for future updates and occasional ENPRA newsletters.

The fifth ENPRA newsletter is available to download now - click here for access.