2015 PROGRAM OVERVIEW
SUN-SNO-GUIDENANO Sustainable Nanotechnology Conference 2015
| ABSTRACTS |
| Monday, March 9, 2015 | |
| Welcome & Introduction of the Conference | Danail Hristozov, Barbara Karn, Soccorro Vasquez Campos |
| Plenary Lecture 1: Nanotechnology Path to Sustainable Society | Mihail Roco |
| Discussion Panel 1. Environmental applications: Water | Chair: Paul Westerhoff; Tony Byrne, Jean-Yves Bottero, Gilbert Rios |
| COFFEE BREAK | |
| Parallel session 1A: Occupational & Consumer Exposure | Chairs: Keld Alstrup Jensen |
| Current state of knowledge when it comes to consumer exposure to nanomaterial embedded in a solid matrix | Aiga Mackevica |
| Can weathering and processing release a nanoscale transparent organic pigment from the polymer matrix of consumer products? | Nicole Neubauer |
| Exposures to Nanoparticles and Fibers during Manufacturing and Recycling of Polycarbonate Carbon Nanotube composites | Dhimiter Bello |
| Evaluation of nano exposure models | Wouter Fransman |
| Inhalation exposure and dermal deposition of airborne particles during electrostatic spraying of liquid TiO2-based nanocoating |
Antti J. Koivisto |
| Parallel session 1B: Ecotoxicology, effects on ecosystem services & ecological risks | Chairs: Teresa F. Fernandes |
| Fish cell lines as in vitro models for ecotoxicology testing of engineered nanomaterials | Azucena Bermejo-Nogales |
| Mechanisms underlying the enhancement of toxicity caused by coincubation of ZnO and Cu nanoparticles | Maria Luisa Fernandez-Cruz |
| Copper nanoparticles or compounds impact agronomic and physiological parameters in cilantro (Coriandrum sativum) | Nubia Zuverza-Mena |
| Trophic Transfer Potential of Nanoparticles In Terrestrial Food Chains | Jason White |
| The effects of nanomaterials of individual species and ecosystem service | Simon Little |
| Parallel session 1C: Life Cycle Thinking & LCA | Chair: Michael Steinfeldt |
| Contribution of nanotechnology and nanomaterials to increased sustainability of industrial products and processes | David G. Rickerby |
| Brazilian scenario in sustainable nanotechnology | Rachel Horta Arduin |
| New framework accounting for a spatial differentiation in the calculation of characterisation factors for the toxicity potential of nanomaterials | Beatrice Salieri |
| Approach for Human Toxicity and Freshwater Ecotoxicity midpoints determination for their inclusion in Life Cycle Assessment of nanotechnology-based products | Socorro Vazquez-Campos |
| Precious metal recovery from nanowaste for sustainable nanotechnology: Current challenges and life cycle considerations’ | Peter Vikesland |
| From laboratory to industrial scale: scale-up calculations of chemical processes for LCA | Fabiano Piccinno |
| LUNCH BREAK | |
| Plenary Lecture 2: The quest for generating robust regulatory relevant data | Speaker: Tom van Teunenbroek |
| Discussion Panel 2: Sustainable Nanotechnology | Barbara Karn, Socorro Vasquez-Campos, Danail Hristozov, Omowunmi Sadik |
| COFFEE BREAK | |
| Parallel session 2A: Toxicology and human health risks | Chair: Danail Hristozov |
| Toxicity and biodistribution of surface chemically modified Ag nanoparticles | Chengfang Pang |
| Nanotoxicology of cadmium sulfide quantum dots in different cellular models | Nelson Marmiroli |
| Surface reactivity of CuO NPs is responsible for the early oxidative damages to A549 cells: a Trojan-horse independent mechanism | Elisa Moschini |
| Nanotechnologies and Sustainability in the fields of Architecture and Preservation of Cultural Heritage | Federica Fernandez |
| Parallel session 2B: Environmental exposure, release & fate | Chairs: Bernd Nowack, Greg Lowry |
| Nanomaterial Fate and Exposure Research: Where we are now and where we need to be to model environmental exposure |
Greg Lowry, Bernd Nowack |
| Nanomaterials in a perspective of effects on ecosystem services and ecological risk | Janeck J. Scott-Fordsmand |
| A Dynamic Probabilistic Material Flow Modeling Method for Environmental Exposure Assessment of Engineered Nanomaterials | Nikolaus A. Bornhoft |
| Fate of fullerenes (C60) during peracetic acid (PAA) post disinfection of treated alum-enhanced combined sewer overflow (CSO) primary treatment | Haitham Elnakar |
| Dynamic Probabilistic Modelling of Environmental Emissions of Engineered Nanomaterials | Tian Yin Sun |
| Implications of using inappropriate fate descriptors for engineered nanoparticles | Antonia Praetorius |
| Parallel session 2C: Industrial decision support tools | Chairs: Elena Semenzin |
| Conceptual framework for Sustainable Nanotechnologies Decision Support System (SUNDS) | Vrishali Subramanian |
| LICARA - guidelines for sustainable competitiveness of nanoproducts | Claudia Som |
| Processing Nanoparticles in Suspension of High Solid Concentration: On-line Characterisation and Process Modelling | Ceyda Oksel |
| Broadening our view on nanomaterials: highlighting potentials to contribute to a sustainable materials management in preliminary assessments |
Henning Wigger |
| Anticipatory Ethics and Governance [AEG]: a Jurisprudential approach. |
Karena Hester |
| Dinner Wunmi Sadik | |
| Tuesday, March 10, 2015 | |
| Plenary Lecture 3: Regulatory and Policy Initiatives in the US and EU | Speaker: Lynn L. Bergeson |
| Discussion Panel 3: Testing strategies to evaluate nanomaterials safety | Teresa Fernandes, Janeck Scott Fordsmand, Lang Tran, Danail Hristozov |
| COFFEE BREAK | |
| 3A Safer by design products, production and processes | Chair: Carlos Fito |
| Sustainable Nanocatalysts for Fuel Cells and Splitting Water: MetalFree, HeteroatomDoped Carbons and Noble MetalFree Oxides | Tewodros (Teddy) Asefa |
| Nanomaterials and Nanotechnology Firms in Europe: A Typology | Anthony Carroll |
| SANOWORK: towards a "Safety by Design" management of nanomaterials | Simona Ortelli |
| Assessing the potential risks of silver nanoparticles in antimicrobial applications, using miniaturized flow field-flow fractionation and multi-angle light scattering | Valentina Marassi |
| Parallel session 3B: Ecotoxicology, effects on ecosystem services & ecological risks | Chairs: Janeck Scott-Fordsmand, Elijah Petersen |
| Ecotoxicological effects of multi walled carbon nanotubes | Yehuda Benayahu |
| The GUIDEnano strategy for nanomaterial environmental hazard assessment along the life cycle | María Diez |
| Phytotoxicity of carbon nanotubes in soybean is associated with disturbances of zinc homeostasis | Olga Zaytseva |
| Accumulation of engineered nanoparticles in plant foods: Nutritional bioaccessibility and dietary exposure risks | Stephen D. Ebbs |
| Mechanisms of response to NMs in soil invertebrates – integrating from gene expression to organism effect and AOPs | Mónica J.B. Amorim |
| Parallel session 3C: Educational & curriculum in nanotechnology | Chairs: Victor Puntes, Peter Vikesland |
| Educational & curriculum in nanotechnology | Deb Newberry |
| The Virginia Tech Interdisciplinary Graduate Education Program | Peter Vikesland |
| Learning from nature: biomimicry in nanotechnology education |
Mehlika Ayla Kiser |
| Nanotechnology education for secondary schools and university students: The employers perspective | Albert Duschl |
| Empowering citizens in international governance of nanotechnologies | Ineke Malsch |
| LUNCH BREAK | |
| Plenary Lecture 4: Benchmark nanomaterials and case studies to challenge the decision criteria of a ‘multiple perspective grouping framework’ | Speaker: Wendel Wohlleben |
| Parallel session 4A: Recycling & Waste Management | Chair: Steffen Foss Hansen |
| Waste management of ENM-containing solid waste in Europe | Laura Heggelund |
| Flows of engineered nanomaterials through the recycling process in Switzerland | Alejandro Caballero Guzman |
| Nanoproducts: What is Actually Available to European Consumers? | Steffen Foss Hansen |
| Stochastic fate analysis of engineered nanoparticles during release processes, e.g. in an incineration plant | Fadri Gottschalk |
| Parallel session 4B: Toxicology and human health risks | Chair: Flemming Cassee |
| NanoSAR: Structure Activity Model for the Toxicity of Nanoparticles | Ceyda Oksel |
| Contribution to nanomaterials safety assessment: the need of integrating in vitro, in vivo and in silico strategies | Maria João Silva |
| Development of a robust method for measuring engineered nanomaterial toxicity and uptake using Caenorhabditis elegans |
Elijah Petersen |
| Design and Development of Surface Modification and Synthesis Strategies to Reduce Toxicity of Nanoparticles | Seda Keleştemur |
| Development of an initial Risk Assessment strategy within the GUIDEnano project | Susan Wijnhoven |
| Parallel session 4C: Environmental Release, Fate and Exposure | Chair: Socorro Vazquez-Campos |
| Evaluation of titanium dioxide nanoparticle fate and heteroaggregation in natural surface waters | Danielle Slomberg |
| Kinetics of Nanoparticles Release from Nanocomposites Exposed to Environmental Stresses | Li-Piin Sung |
| Environmental fate of nanopesticides and exposure assessment | Melanie Kah |
| Insights from a spatially and temporally resolved nanoparticle fate model | Greg Lowry |
| Thermal decomposition of nano-enabled products at their end of life and EHS implications | Phil Demokritou |
| COFFEE BREAK | |
| Reception and Posters | |
| Wednesday, March 11, 2015 | |
| Plenary Lecture 5: Surface affinity: Applications of a functional assay for quantifying nanoparticle transport, aggregation, transformation and bioüptake in complex systems | Speaker: Mark Wiesner |
| Discussion Panel 4: Role of Green Nanotechnology in Sustainable Nanotechnology | Chair: Terry Wilkins |
| COFFEE BREAK | |
| Parallel session 5A: Safer by design products, production and processes | Chair: Anna Costa |
| 3-D Self-supported Photocatalytic Nanomats Clean Up Hydrocarbons In Water | Pelagia-Irene (Perena) Gouma |
| Preparing Nanostructured Membranes fron Benign and Naturally-occurring Reagents | Idris Yazgan |
| NANoREG's Safe-by-Design Concept | Christian Micheletti |
| Research in Sustainable Synthesis of Nanomaterials: An overview | Barbara Karn |
| Safer by molecular design applied to industrial case studies | Anna Costa |
| Parallel session 5B: Tracking NM in complex matrices | Chairs: Ken Dawson, Omowunmi Sadik |
| Detection of engineered cerium oxide nanoparticles in soil | Frank von der Kammer |
| Plasmonic imaging of single nanoparticles: project NANODETECTOR | Vladimir Mirsky |
| Sensors and Nanotrackers in Complex matrices | Omowunmi Sadik |
| Tracing and Quantitative Measurements of Inorganic Nanoparticles Amounts in Biological Tissues by Nuclear-Physical Methods | Anna A. Antsiferova |
| the Meaning of Characterization, and Bilogical Identity | Kenneth Dawson |
| European standardization project on detection and identification of nano-objects in complex matrices | Michael Stintz |
| Parallel session 5C: Life cycle thinking & LCA | Chair: Socorro Vázquez-Campos |
| Sustainable Nanoproducts through Life Cycle Thinking and Life-Cycle Assessment | Michael Steinfeldt |
| Nanomaterials release from product´s life cycle: the GUIDEnano project | Alejandro Vilchez |
| Probabilistic modelling of prospective environmental concentrations of Gold nanoparticles from medical applications as a basis for risk assessment | Indrani Mahapatra |
| Silver nanoparticles biokinetics study by mathematical modelling of their transport in living organism | Vyacheslav A. Demin |
| LUNCH BREAK | |
| Plenary Lecture 6: Entropic control, Sustainable Nanotechnology at the molecular level | Speaker: John Warner |
| Discussion Panel 5: Agriculture & Food | Chair Jason White; Melanie Kah |
| COFFEE BREAK | |
| Parallel session 6A: Toxicology and human health risks | Chair: Enrico Bergamaschi |
| Distribution and Biological Effects of Fullerene C60, Titanium Dioxide and Silver Nanoparticles after Single and Multiple Intragastrical Administrations to Rats | Olga D. Hendrickson |
| Role of Biological Monitoring in Nano-Safety | Enrico Bergamaschi |
| Synergistic TLR4-dependent effects of titanium dioxide nanoparticles and LPS on the activation of murine macrophages | Massimiliano Bianchi |
| Feasibility of using in vitro toxicity studies for human risk assesment of nanomaterials | Joan Cabellos |
| The relationship between the biological effects of Titanium Dioxide nanofibers and their aspect ratio | Manfredi Allegri |
| Parallel session 6B: Occupational and consumer exposure | Chairs: Derk Brower, Phil Demokritou |
| Comparing workers measured dust exposure with predicted exposures using a NF/FF model, NanoSafer, and the ART exposure assessment tools | Antti J. Koivisto |
| Ranges in respirable and inhalable dustiness and dustiness kinetics of nanomaterial powders as determined with the prototype small rotating drum – priority parameters for exposure assessment |
Keld Astrup Jensen |
| Nanoparticle Surface Activity: Understanding, Measuring and Integrating it into Inhalation Dosimetry | Dhimiter Bello |
| Assessment of dermal exposure to nano-objects, and their agglomerates and aggregates (NOAA); Results from a pre-normative research project | Derk Brouwer |
| Parallel session 6C: Environmental exposure, release & fate | Chair: Geert Cornelis |
| Single particle ICPMS based methods for tracking environmental leaching of nanoparticles from consumer products | Frank von der Kammer |
Novel method to address the environmental impact of nanomaterials in the use phase: the SUN approach |
Lorette Scifo |
| Interactive spICP-MS data treatment using Nanocount | Geert Cornelis |
| Nanotechnology : the missing piece of the life puzzle | Gilbert M. Rios |
| Speciation and mechanisms of nanomaterial release from nano-enabled products during their life cycle: Self-cleaning cement as building material case study | Nathan Bossa |