2014 PROGRAM
Tuesday, November 4, 2014 | |||||
Plenaries VI and VII | |||||
8:30 | Current Developments in Nanotechnology Law and Policy | Lynn Bergeson | Bergeson & Campbell, P.C. | ||
9:20 | George Whitesides | Harvard University | |||
10:10 | BREAK | ||||
Session 5A Risk 1 | Session Chair: Dhimiter Bello | ||||
Time | Title | Speaker | Institution | Co-Author | Co-Author |
10:30 | Human risk assessment of nano-enabling technologies: Needs, gaps, and opportunities | Dhimiter Bello | University of Massachusetts Lowell | ||
10:55 | Recent developments in occupational exposure assessment | Derk Brouwer | Netherlands Organisation for Applied Scientific Research (TNO) | ||
11:20 | Characterization of copier emitted nanoparticles at commercial photocopy centers: A case study of nano-enabled products along their life cycle | John Martin | University of Massachusetts Lowell | Philip Demokritou | Dhimiter Bello |
11:45 | Interaction of diamond and gold nanoparticles with lipid bilayers containing phase segregated liquid-ordered and liquid-disordered domains | Eric Melby | University of Wisconsin - Madison | Galya Orr | Joel Pedersen |
12:10 | TiO2 ecological pathway alterations by filter feeders | Maximiiano Cledon | Institut National de la Recherche Scientifique, Centre - Eau Terre Environnement | Dalila Larios | Satinder Kaur Brar |
12:30 | Concerns and regularities hidden in experts recommendations: Use of multi-criteria decision aiding to support risk management measures choices for nanosafety | Marco Cinelli | University of Warwick | Jerzy Błaszczyński | Stuart Coles |
12:50 | LUNCH* | ||||
Session 5B LCA 1 | Session Chair: Matthew Eckelman | ||||
Time | Title | Speaker | Institution | Co-Author | Co-Author |
10:30 | Overview of LCA in nano applications | Matthew Eckleman | Northeastern Univeristy | ||
10:55 | Can carbon nanomaterials improve photovoltaics deployability and decrease adverse impacts? | Ryan Scott | University of Washington | Alison Cullen | |
11:20 | Sustainable development of silicon nanowire anode for next generation lithium ion battery technology on electric vehicles | Chris Yuan | University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee | ||
11:45 | Life cycle assessment of cerium dioxide nanoparticle-based fuel additives | Paramjeet Pati | Virginia Tech | Peter Vikesland | Sean McGinnis |
12:10 | Life cycle impacts and benefits of a carbon nanotube-enabled chemical gas sensor | Leanne Gilbertson | Yale University | Julie Zimmerman | Matthew Eckelman |
12:30 | Evaluation of silver nanoparticle – impregnated fabrics across their life cycle | Robert Reed | Arizona State University | Jim Hutchison | Paul Westerhoff |
12:50 | LUNCH* | ||||
Session 5C Release Estimates | Session Chair: Arturo Keller | ||||
Time | Title | Speaker | Institution | Co-Author | Co-Author |
10:30 | Overview of release estimates for engineered nanomaterials | Arturo Keller | University of California, Santa Barbara (UC CEIN) | Anastasiya Lazareva | |
10:50 | Consumer exposures to engineered nanoparticles released during printing: A case study of life-cycle EHS implications from nano-enabled products during consumer use | Sandra V. Pirela | Harvard School of Public Health | Georgios Pyrgiotakis | Georgios Sotiriou |
11:10 | Gravity-driven transport of three engineered nanomaterials in unsaturated soils and effects on soil pH and phosphate mobility | Jon Conway | University of California, Santa Barbara (UC CEIN) | Adeyemi Adeleye | Arturo Keller |
11:30 | Release of engineered nanomaterials via wastewater treatment plants | Anastasiya Lazareva | University of California, Santa Barbara (UC CEIN) | Arturo Keller | |
11:50 | Release of nanoparticulate copper from an antifouling paint into natural waters | Adeyemi Adeleye | University of California, Santa Barbara (UC CEIN) | Jon Conway | Arturo Keller |
12:10 | Nano-waste: Thermal decomposition of nano-enabled products at their end of life and EHS implications | Georgios A. Sotiriou | Harvard School of Public Health | Dilpreet Singh | Fang Zhang, Wendel Wohlleben |
12:30 | Nanoprospecting in an effluent dominated stream (Santa Cruz River, AZ) | Jared Schoepf | Arizona State University | ||
12:50 | LUNCH* | ||||
Session 6A / 6B Risk 2 & LCA 2 Forum | Session Chairs: Derk Brouwer | ||||
Time | Title | Speaker | Institution | Co-Author | Co-Author |
1:30 | Advancing alternative testing strategies for risk assessment of nanomaterials | Jo Anne Shatkin | Vireo Advisors, LLC | Lorraine Sheremeta | |
1:50 | Anticipatory LCA for responsible innovation of nanotechnology | Ben A. Wender | Arizona State University | Rider Foley | Thomas Seager |
2:10 | Integrating life cycle assessment and decision analysis to evaluate wood treatment alternatives | Matthew Bates | US Army Engineer Research and Development Center | Michael Tsang | Igor Linkov |
2:30 | State-of-the-art decision support systems for sustainable nanotechnology | Vrishali Subramanian | Ca’ Foscari University of Venice | Elena Semenzin | Alex Zabeo |
2:50 | BREAK | ||||
3:10 | Roundtable Panel Discussion | ||||
4:10 | Conference Ends | ||||
Session 6C Ecotoxicity | Session Chairs: Rebecca Klaper | ||||
Time | Title | Speaker | Institution | Co-Author | Co-Author |
1:30 | Predicting nanoparticle insertion into biological membranes | Geoffrey D. Bothun | University of Rhode Island | Iftheker Khan | Nasim Ganji |
1:50 | Nanoparticle toxicity assessment in a bacterial model | Ian L. Gunsolus | University of Minnesota | Tian Qiu | Christy L. Haynes |
2:10 | Environmental and biological impact of emerging materials for energy storage | Robert Hamers | University of Wisconsin-Madison | Mimi Hang | Christy L. Haynes |
2:30 | Determining the basis of nanoparticle toxicity: Surface and core chemistry impacts | Rebecca Klaper | University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee | Jared Bozich | Gustavo Dominguez |
2:50 | BREAK | ||||
3:10 | Towards the development of a model that informs safer carbon nanotube design: Using zebrafish mortality to evaluate carbon nanotube ecotoxicity potential | Leanne Gilbertson | Yale University | Julie Zimmerman | Robert Tanguay |
3:30 | Use of cell division and viability studies to determine the effects of engineered nanomaterials on plants | Priyanka Deka | North Dakota State University | Ann-Marie Fortuna | Achintya N. Bezbaruah |
3:50 | Development of a robust method for measuring engineered nanomaterial toxicity and uptake using Caenorhabditis elegans | Shannon Hanna | National Institute of Standards and Technology | Monique Johnson | Elijah Petersen |
4:10 | Conference Ends |