The ‘Total-Nanosafe’ Conference II is bringing experts in different fields related to the use of nanomaterials, nanotechnology and how these are related to different aspects of safety, regarding health and the environment.

We will have experts talking about nanotoxicology, organ-on-a-chip, cheminformatics, public health and the environment, among the main topics.

With this conference we aim to get a broad overview of the state of the art in the different aspects of nanosafety, to increase the interactions among the community of experts, providing the chance of sharing new ideas and generating new collaborations.

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The deadline for submitting your abstract to the event TOTAL - NANOSAFE Conference II is approaching!

DEADLINE & SELECTION:
Please submit your abstract before July 15th, 2024 NEW DEADLINE: August 30, 2024. Each participant may submit 1 abstract for oral presentation + 2 abstracts for posters maximum. After submission, you will be acknowledged through the contact email given after the decision of the Total Nano-Safe II Conference Committee.
Take an active part in this International Conference!

Show us your work in nanomaterials, and nanotechnology and how these are related to different aspects of safety, regarding health and the environment, specifically in these topics:

ELIGIBLE TOPICS:

• Nanotoxicology (including immunotoxicity, genotoxicity and epigenetics)

• Advanced models (including Organ-on-a-chip) to test nanosafety)

• Bridging models between in vitro-in vivo

• In silico approaches

• Environmental impact of nanomaterials

Note: The ‘Total-Nanosafe’ online Poster Session will be open for the duration of the conference, providing information on research related with the topics of this unique conference. Poster presentations will be available to conference attendees in a PDF format.

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Keynote Speakers

Ulla Vogel, Professor in Chemical Work Environment. Expert in the health-damaging effects of dust, particles and chemicals in the working environment, particularly concerning cancer, cardiovascular disease and fertility. 

Eva Valsami-Jones, Professor of Environmental Nanoscience. Expert on the interaction of a variety of carbon- and metal-based nano-objects with biota in vitro and in vivo and pioneer in novel methods of labelling nanomaterials. 

Ernesto Alfaro-Moreno, Head of Nanosafety at INL and Coordinator of the LEARN project.