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Potential Human Health and Environmental Issues associated with Nanotechnology

10-11th March 2010, Paris

Organised by the British Embassy Paris, the French Embassy London,
the Institute of Occupational Medicine (Edinburgh) and the Commissariat aux Energies Renouvelables et Atomiques (CEA)

Wednesday 10 March

British Embassy Paris 35, rue du Faubourg St Honoré, 75008 Paris

Day 1 will be chaired by Dr Rob Aitken

13.30 Registration and coffee/tea

14.00 Welcome

Mark Sinclair, Science & Innovation Department, British Embassy Paris

Dr Serge Plattard, Science & Technology Department, French Embassy London

14.10 Aim and Objectives of the Workshop

Dr Rob Aitken, Institute of Occupational Medicine (IOM)/SAFENANO

14.30 Background to the UK efforts

Prof. Antony Seaton, Institute of Occupational Medicine (IOM)/SAFENANO

14.50 Human Health (incl. exposure) Research in UK

Prof. Ken Donaldson, University of Edinburgh

15.10 Ecology and Fate/Behaviour Research in the UK

Prof. Jamie Lead, University of Birmingham

15.30 Coffee/Tea break

16.00 Background to the French efforts

Prof. Francelyne Marano, University of Paris Diderot

16.20 Human Health (incl. exposure) Research in France

Prof. Jorge Boczkowski, INSERM

16.40 Ecology and Fate/Behaviour Research in France

Dr Mélanie Auffan, CEREGE

17.00 Q&A – Discussion

17.45 Close

19.00 Dinner at restaurant L’Envue

39, rue Boissy d’Anglas 75008 Paris

http://www.lenvue.com

Thursday 11 March

British Ambassador’s Residence 39, rue du Faubourg St Honoré, 75008 Paris

Day 2 will be chaired by Dr Daniel Bloch

08.30 Registration and coffee/tea

09.00 Perspective of the Health Protection Agency

Dr Rachel Smith, Health Protection Agency (HPA)

09.20 Perspective of the UK Research Councils

Prof. Richard Owen, UK Environmental Nanoscience Initiative

09.40 Perspective of the UK Nano-Industry

Dr Steffi Friedrichs, Nanotechnology Industries Association (NIA)

10.00 Presentation of the ‘UK Nanotechnology Strategy’ report

Isobel Pastor, Government Office for Science

10.10 Coffee/Tea break

10.40 Perspective of the French Government

Dr Arila Pochet, French Ministry of Health

11.00 Perspective of the French Health Safety Agencies

Prof. Marie Christine Favrot, French Food Health Safety Agency (AFSSA)

11.20 Perspective of the French National Research Agency (ANR)

Prof. Pierre Caumette, French Funding Agency for Research (ANR)

11.40 Perspective of the French Nano-Industry

Dr Daniel Bernard, ARKEMA

12.00 Overview of the latest Nanotechnology activities in France

Dr Jean Philippe Bourgoin, CEA

12.20 Q&A – Discussion

12.45 Networking Lunch

14.00 Science-based Policy Support on Nanosafety : A European perspective

Dr Christoph Klein, EU Commission

14.20 Breakout sessions

Session 1 – Toxicology - challenges, opportunities and collaborative opportunities (chair – Dr Daniel Bloch)

Session 2 – Environment - challenges, opportunities and collaborative opportunities (chair – Prof. Terry Tetley tbc)

Session 3 – Government, Funding Agencies & Industry – priorities for regulations and opportunities for collaborations (chair – Prof. Michael Depledge)

16.50 Feedback from Breakout Sessions

17.15 Summary and Synthesis of Workshop

Forward look on opportunities for collaborative work Dr Lang Tran, Institute of Occupational Medicine (IOM)/SAFENANO

17.45 Networking drinks

19.00 Close