The International Council on Nanotechnology (ICON) is the only global organization aimed at providing interactions among a broad set of global stakeholders to create a sustainable nanotechnology industry. ICON activities ensure effective nanotechnology stewardship through risk assessment, research and communication. ICON strives to provide a wide range of synergistic projects that serve the interests of all stakeholders.
ICON Program - benefits of ICON membership include participation in the governance of the organization, informational advising on issues of nanotechnology regulation and risk assessment, and access to a worldwide network of nanotechnology stakeholders within ICON who are committed to ensuring the responsible development of the industry. Most critically, ICON membership funds are directed only toward approved ICON activities and are the only sources of support for many of the policy activities most desperately needed by the industry. The International Council on Nanotechnology (ICON) hopes you find the information presented on these ICON pages useful.
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Archives
NanEx project website launched (SAFENANO)
SAFENANO News Release
NANEX Project Website 09 February 2010
Conferences on EU nanotechnology governance framework - 11 Feb London (MTB Europe)
MTB Europe
08 February 2010
Rice celebrates the Year of Nano: Birthplace of nanotechnology to host October symposium (Rice University)
Rice University
08 February 2010
New Nanotechnology Review Article Focuses on Environmental Clean-up (EAP Featured Story)
EPA
EHS Database Entry 08 February 2010
Nanomaterials and regulation of cosmetics (Nature Nanotechnology Correspondence)
Nature Nanotechnology
05 February 2010
Nanofood for thought (Nature Nanotechnology Editorial)
Nature Nanotechnology
05 February 2010
Toxicology of the Tiny (Miller-McCune)
Miller-McCune News Blog
04 February 2010
Is It "Nano" Cream? Or Isn't It? (New Haven Independent)
New Haven Independent
03 February 2010
Nanotechnology Safety Regulations Still Lacking (Softpedia.com)
Softpedia.com
02 February 2010
Nanotech 2010: Mandatory Reporting, Nano-Regulation & -Legislation, 'applied' Risk Assessment ... (NIA)
Nanotechnology Industries Association
01 February 2010
Engineers explore environmental concerns of nanotechnology (Nanowerk News)
Nanowerk News Release
29 January 2010
The Nanotechnology Safety Act of 2010 (SAFENANO)
SAFENANO News Release
Nanotechnology Law Report 27 January 2010
Legislation to Address Potential Health and Safety Risks About Products Containing Nanotechnology Materials (AzoNanotechnology)
AzoNanotechnology
27 January 2010
Controversy Surrounds 'Nanotech' Food Supply Experiments (MensNewsDaily)
Mensnewsdaily.com
22 January 2010
Nanomaterials: Too Small To Care? (Allianz)
Allianz
BUND Report (in german) 22 January 2010
Supermarkets urged to lead debate on nanotech in foods (EurActiv.com)
EurActiv.com
21 January 2010
Loud Starts End France's Nanotech Debates (Science Insider)
Science Insider
SAFENANO News Release 21 January 2010
Redefining risk research priorities for nanomaterials (Nanowerk Spotlight)
Nanowerk Spotlight
EHS Database Entry 20 January 2010
Nanomaterials: Ecotoxicity studies are urgently needed
RecyclingPortal
EHS Database Entry 19 January 2010
Nanofood, Nanotech & Nanites: Quantum Effects & Critical Choices? (mi2g.com)
mi2g.com
19 January 2010
AIST-RISS publish interim reports on the risk assessment of manufactured nanomaterials (SAFENANO)
SAFENANO News Release
AIST-RISS Documents Link 15 January 2010
Nanoscience poses solutions, problems for environmental ills (Medill Reports - Chicago)
Medill Reports - Northwestern
14 January 2010
Trying to understand the interaction of nanoparticles with blood (Nanowerk Spotlight)
Nanowerk Spotlight
EHS Database Entry 13 January 2010
NIST Scientists Quantify Nanoparticle-Protein Interactions (National Institute of Standards and Technology)
NIST News
EHS Database Entry 13 January 2010
Safety ignored in nanotech rush, warn experts (SciDev.net)
SciDev.net
13 January 2010
NIOSH researchers present the Nanoparticle Emission Assessment Technique (NEAT)
SAFENANO News Release
EHS Database Entry 12 January 2010
Nano-Risks: A Big Need for a Little Testing (Scientific American)
Scientific American Perspective
12 January 2010
Brussels conference discusses nanotechnology governance platform (SAFENANO)
SAFENANO News Release
11 January 2010
FBD: Food industry "too secretive" about nanotechnology (UK - FoodBizDaily)
FoodBizDaily
11 January 2010
Report calls for research on nanoparticles in food (Reuters India)
Reuters India
11 January 2010
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Nanotechnology researchers at sea when it comes to safety (2020 Science Blog)
2020 Science Blog
03 February 2010
Particulate Matter Can Cause Respiratory, Vascular and Cardiac Damage (EPA)
EPA Featured Story
Link to Report 02 February 2010
Slack nano safety (RSC: Chemistry World)
RSC-Chemistry World
EHS Database Entry 01 February 2010
Consortium awarded crucial advisory contracts on the regulation of nanomaterials under REACH (SAFENANO)
SAFENANO News Release
28 January 2010
SAFENANO's Review of 2009
SAFENANO
25 January 2010
ENRHES report provides in-depth examination of nanomaterials safety
Nanowerk News
ENRHES Project Report 19 January 2010
Analysis: Stanford University Responds to California's DTSC Call-In for Carbon Nanotubes
Nanotechnology Law Report
19 January 2010
RIVM conclude that current REACH information requirements are inadequate for nanomaterials (SAFENANO and RIVM)
SAFENANO News Release
RIVM Report 15 January 2010
Communicating nanotechnology (Nanowerk)
Nanowerk Spotlight
EHS Database Entry 14 January 2010
Nanotech Conference & Exposition: Applications and Industrial Development (11-12 May 2010, Iran)
Conference News Website
13 January 2010
Report: Nanotechnology information gap widening (Arizona State University)
ASU News Release
The Scientist Report 12 January 2010
Conference - Nanomaterials and Worker Health: Medical Surveillance, Exposure Registries, and Epidemiologic Research - July 2010 (NIOSH)
NIOSH Conference Invitation
22 December 2009
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Archives - Event
Archives - News
Temptation, Temptation, Temptation: Why Easy Answers About Nanomaterial Risk are Probably Wrong (Azonano Essay)
Azonano Essay - Dr. Kristen Kulinowski
16 November 2009
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