Symposium Sessions | ||
Monday May 23 | ||
10:30 | Nanoparticle Release During the Life Cycle of Consumer Products & Nanocomposites I | |
1:30 | Nanoparticle Release During the Life Cycle of Consumer Products & Nanocomposites II | |
Wednesday May 25 | ||
Nanoparticle Release During the Life Cycle of Consumer Products & Nanocomposites: Posters 3:30 | ||
Symposium Program | ||
Monday May 23 | ||
10:30 | Nanoparticle Release During the Life Cycle of Consumer Products & Nanocomposites I | Chesapeake 11-12 |
Session chairs: Li Piin Sung, NIST, Elijah Petersen, NIST, Susana Addo Ntim, U.S. Food, Drug Administration (bio, bio, bio) | ||
10:30 | Nanotechnology and Exposure Science in the 21st Century – Quantifying Exposures to Nanomaterials from Consumer Products T. Thomas, U.S Consumer Product Safety Commission, US (bio) | |
10:50 | An Integrated Approach for Tiered Testing of Nano-Enabled Technologies for Life Cycle Assessment Inventories: Case-Specific Demonstrations A.J. Kennedy, M. Chappell, D. Edwards, W-S Shih, R. Patel, J. Brame, M. Brondum, S.A. Diamond, J. Coleman, A. Poda, J.A. Steevens, US Army Corps - Engineer Research and Development Center, US | |
11:10 | Understanding of the mechanisms leading to the release of nanoparticles in paint : towards a safe by design approach J.F. Damlencourt, CEA Grenoble/PNS, FR | |
11:30 | The environmental release of model nanofillers (semiconductor nanocrystals) from free-standing polymer nanocomposite films T.V. Duncan, K.V. Pillai, P. Gray, C-C Tien, R. Bleher, L-P Sung, U.S. Food and Drug Administration, US | |
11:50 | Release of Nanomaterials During Weathering of Polymer Nanocomposites D.H. Fairbrother, R. Lakone, J.J. Wang, A. Barber, R.B. Reed, J.F. Ranville, Johns Hopkins University, US | |
1:30 | Nanoparticle Release During the Life Cycle of Consumer Products & Nanocomposites II | Chesapeake 11-12 |
Session chairs: Li Piin Sung, NIST, Elijah Petersen, NIST, Susana Addo Ntim, U.S. Food, Drug Administration (bio, bio, bio) | ||
1:30 | NanoRelease Consumer Products Consortium R. Canady, NeutralScience L3C, US | |
1:50 | NanoRelease Consumer Products: Developing consensus measurement approaches for the analysis of release materials from nanocomposites K. Scott, F. Meisenkothen, J-F. Damlencourt, B. Fiorentino, T. Kuhlbusch, B. Oeffling, G-N. Bae, C. Kingston, G. Chan, J. Muller, C. Cairns, R. Canady, National Institute of Standards and Technology, US | |
2:10 | Pilot Inter-Laboratory Studies for Evaluating Weathering-Induced Release of Carbon Nanotubes from Solid Matrices R. Zepp, D. Bouchard, E. Sahle-Demessie, W. Wohlleben, S. Vazquez-Campos, J. Carter, C. Kingston, R. Canady, B. Acrey, C-Y. Chen, U.S. EPA, NERL, US | |
2:30 | NanoRelease Weathering Protocol interlab-tested on CNT in 2 matrices, intralab-applied to 27 NM-matrix combinations: Matrix matters most W. Wohlleben, R.G. Zepp, E. Sahle-Demessie, S. Vázquez-Campos, J. Carter, C. Kingston, R. Canady, B. Acrey, C-Y Chen, BASF SE, DE | |
2:50 | Development of Novel Analytical Approaches for Measurements of Carbon Nanotubes Release from Polymer Nanocomposites A. Orlov, Stony Brook University, US | |
3:10 | Development of surface chemical approaches for detection and characterization of multi-walled carbon nanotubes dispersed in a polymer composite J.M. Gorham, W.A. Osborn, J.W. Woodcock, K.C.K. Scott, J.M. Heddleston, A.R. Hight Walker, J.W. Gilman, NIST, US | |
Wednesday May 25 | ||
Nanoparticle Release During the Life Cycle of Consumer Products & Nanocomposites: Posters 3:30 | Potomac Registration Hall | |
Engineered Nanoparticles Emitted From Laser Printers: Environmental Health Implications S.V. Pirela, D. Bello, V. Castranova, Y. Qian, P. Demokritou, T.H. Chan School of Public Health, Harvard University, US | ||
Measurements of release of silver ions from silver nanoparticles in biologically and environmentally relevant conditions R.I. MacCuspie, N. Patel, K. Marchionda, Natural Immunogenics Corp, US | ||
Nanoparticles are increasingly used in consumer and structural polymeric products to enhance a variety of properties. Under the influence of environmental factors (e.g., ultraviolet, moisture, temperature) and mechanical actions (e.g., scratching, vibrations, abrasion), nanoparticles could potentially release from the products and thus have negative effects on the environment, health and safety. Over the last 5 years this event has provided the world's leading forum on this subject featuring presentations from leading researchers in industry, academia and government laboratories. Focus areas include:
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