GRACIOUS data publicly available
The GRACIOUS - eNanoMapper database is now on Zenodo.
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Eight new GRACIOUS publications in 2022
Even though the official part of the project is over, we have published more results of the GRACIOUS project in 2022.
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GRACIOUS is now listed on Innovation Radar
The GRACIOUS project is now listed on the EU Innovation Radar.
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Scottish Knowledge Exchange Award 2022
The Nano Safety Research Consortium, made up from Heriot-Watt University, BASF SE Institute of Occupational Medicine, Yordas Group, and the University of Edinburgh, won the Scottish Knowledge Exchange Award 2022 in the category "Multiparty Collaboration"!
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10 Years of Nanosafety Training: from Basic Science to Risk Governance
Fostering dialogue about risk assessment and management and safe-by-design of nano- (bio)materials through cross-cutting insights from nanosafety, nanomedicine, and risk governance fields was the mission of the 10th Anniversary of the Venice NanoSafety Training School held online on 21-25 June 2021
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UK Nomination – Dr. Vicki Stone to co-lead the OECD activities on grouping & read-across of nanomaterials
At the most recent meeting of the OECD Working Group on Manufactured Nanomaterials, the GRACIOUS consortium leader, Vicki Stone, was nominated by the UK delegates to lead, along with the USA, the OECD activities on grouping and read-across of nanomaterials. Prof. Vicki Stone said: "This is a great opportunity to expand the GRACIOUS Framework so that it extends beyond European regulation and industry, in order to support a global approach to streamlining nanomaterial risk decision making."
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Gracious June Press Release
Read the project latest news in our Press Release
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Gracious contributes to the NanoTox Conference 2021
The nanosafety community met virtually for their 10th International Conference on Nanotoxicology - Nanotox between 20th to 22nd April 2021. This year’s conference has been jointly organised by by three leading EU Horizon 2020 Projects, BIORIMA, GRACIOUS, and PATROLS - focusing on the development of novel tools for evaluating human and environmental hazard, and strategies for nanomaterial characterization, grouping, and read-across for risk analysis.
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