The authors of the NanoHarmony White Paper have analysed processes in test method development to identify obstacles and unnecessary delaying factors. In the informational document on OECD Test Guideline development, they offer solutions in the form of eight recommendations in four key areas.

The White Paper is the result of a project funded under Horzion 2020 – the EU’s research and innovation programme.

Read the latest Nanopinion by Dr Dimitra-Danai Varsou, Maria Antoniou and Dr Antreas Afantitis where they discuss the findings of the latest study done for the EUON. They present read-across and in silico approaches as alternative methods to conventional hazard and risk assessments for nanomaterials and share insights from the case studies that were performed as part of the study.

The European Union Observatory for Nanomaterials (EUON) has published a study that analyses read-across and in silico approaches as alternative methods to conventional hazard and risk assessments for nanomaterials. It also includes expert opinions and relevant case studies.