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AVICENN (Association de Veille et d’Information Civique sur les Enjeux des Nanosciences et des Nanotechnologies), est destinée à favoriser les échanges entre les citoyens au sujet des « nanos ». Son objectif est d’obtenir la transparence et la démocratisation des choix concernant la recherche, le développement, la commercialisation et l’utilisation des nanotechnologies et nanomatériaux. Les points suivants [...] By Raymond M. David. Environmental Engineering Science. March 2013, 30(3): 97-100 The reviews of the science that follow, initiated by the ICEMN organization and led by specific ICEMN members, are an approach to use. It is presented as a guide to regulatory scientists and others who are not engaged in direct research, but have a [...] By The Danish Council for Strategic Research and The Danish Agency for Science, Technology and Innovation Date of publication: Mar 06, 2013 An independent, international peer review panel has carried out an evaluation of the programme “Interdisciplinary Use of Nanotechnology, Biotechnology and Information and Communication Technology” (NABIIT) funded by the Danish Council for Strategic Research… [...] By Lesley Evans Ogden. BioScience Vol. 63,No.3,March 2013 …nanomaterial research and development has outpaced the advances in knowledge about environmental impacts. Less than 1 percent of the published nanoparticle literature is focused on biological impacts. One such area of research is the effect of nanoparticles on aquatic life… Source: http://www.jstor.org/stable/10.1525/bio.2013.63.3.17 By Caroline Burkhard Golin, Thomas Bougher, Anne Mallow, Baratunde Cola. Journal of Chemical Health and Safety . 13 March 2013 This research finds that a critical failure in the assessment and classification processes is the insufficient testing framework for classifying environmental health and safety (EHS) risk. In large part, this is due to relative novelty [...] By Christian Earl Henry Beaudrie . February 2013 A thesis submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of philosophy in the Faculty of Graduate Studies (Resource Management and Environmental Studies) the University of British Columbia Vancouver. This thesis investigates the challenges that nanotechnologies pose for risk regulation, and aims to [...] By Daniel J.C. & al Edited by Taylor & Francis Online. Posted online: 01 Mar 2013 Environmental risk analysts need to draw from a clear typology of uncertainties when qualifying risk estimates and/or significance statements about risk. However categorisations of uncertainty within existing typologies are largely overlapping, contradictory, and subjective, and many typologies are not designed [...] By Evisa Kica* and Diana M. Bowman . 53 Jurimetrics J. 11–56 (2012). This article analyzes the potential and the legitimacy implications of the standardization activities related to health and safety nanotechnology standards. In particular, it explores how the regulatory activities of the nanotechnology standardization developments can be analyzed and evaluated from the viewpoint of legitimacy. Source:http://www.americanbar.org/content/dam/aba/publications/Jurimetrics/_______/kica_bowman.authcheckdam.pdf
[...] By Gorman, Michael E. & al. Journal of Nano Education, Volume 4, Numbers 1-2, March 2013 , pp. 25-32 This paper provides guidance on introducing societal and ethical dimensions of nanotechnology into the curriculum. Source:http://www.ingentaconnect.com/content/asp/jne/2013/00000004/F0020001/art00004
By Laura Bowater, Christine Cornea & Richard P. Bowater (University of East Anglia, UK) © Biochemical Society, December 2012 In this article, the authors critique science fiction film in terms of ‘reel’ versus real science, highlighting how it illustrates scientific advances that are important in nanobiotechnology, molecular biology and biochemistry. Source:https://ueaeprints.uea.ac.uk/40739/1/Visualising_Science_Fiction_Bowater_Biochemist_Dec_2012.pdf |
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