US-EU Workshop: Agenda and Day 1 Materials

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Agenda and presentations from Day One of the NNI's US-EU Workshop: Bridging nanoEHS Research Efforts. 

See Day Two presenations here.

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Pedro Alvarez, Rice Univ. Nano-Sized Particles in the Environment: Fate, Transport and Potential Impacts to Ecosystem Health
David Bernard, Arkema. Standardization for Nanosafety: ISO Plans and Perspective
Carolyn Cairns, US Consumers Union. The Consumer Protecion Imperative in Nanotech Research
Vince Castranova, NIOSH. Nanotechnology Research at NIOSH
Richard Handy, Univ. of Plymouth. Environmental behavior and effects of NPs on organisms: Research and data needs...
Wendelyn Jones, CropLife. Defining research needs and crop protection products
Georgios Katalagarianakis, European Commission. Overview of the EC EHS research plans and perspective
Peter Kruger, Bayer. Safety research as an intergral part of the industrial innovation strategy.
Thomas Kuhlbusch, Inst. of Energy and Environmental Tech. NanoCare & NanoGEM: Integrated Projects within German NanoEHS Init...
Andre Nel, UCLA. Human and safety data needs: The US Nano2 Report
Alexander Pogany, Federal Ministry. OECD Working Party for Manufactured NMs: Latest Developments and Outlooks for the Future
Alexandrer Pogany, Federal Ministry. EU efforts in the field of EHS research connected to N&N
Phil Sayre, EPA. Experiences with Assessing the Risks of NMs and Implications for Research
Hermann Stamm, Inst. for Health and Consumer Protection. Research in Support of Consumer Protection Legislation
Sally Tinkle, NNCO. Overview of 2011 EHS Research Strategy and Perspective of the Gov't in Developing the Plan
Tom Van Teunenvroek, OECD. EU Data Challenges and Research Needs
Nigel Walker, National Inst. of Environmental Health Sciences. NIEHS/NTP Activities Evaluating the Safety of Nanoscale Materials