A Simple Guide for SMEs: ACEnano's Nano-Method Decision Tool - A tool with unique features to support selection of suitable techniques for nanomaterials' characterization: Deliverable report 5.8

J.K. Scheper, R.J.B. Peters, E. Valsami-Jones

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Abstract

ACEnano, a H2020 EU funded project named “Analytical and Characterization Excellence in Nanomaterial risk assessment: A tiered approach” has been actively working since 2017 on introducing confidence, adaptability and clarity into nanomaterial risk assessment by bringing innovative solutions in nanomaterial characterisation, along with the creation of support structures to facilitate analytical decisions. These support structures include the development of a “Nano Method-Decision Tool” which facilitates the analytical characterisation of nanomaterials. The “Simple Guide for SMEs” is designed to guide and support SMEs, when using the tool.
The guide includes a brief introduction with relevant topics that highlights the importance of why a deep knowledge about nanomaterials is so critical and what needs to be taken into account during the process of translation of innovative products into the market, in order to ensure confidence in their functionality and safety. The guide contains information on how to access and use the tool, as well as a brief description of the techniques that are included in the tool, linked to explanatory videos. Together with the guide, the tool can help users identify the right information about the most appropriate characterisation methods required.
Finally, the guide provides information on experts and facilities where relevant nanomaterial characterization techniques are available, to help users if further support is required.
Original languageEnglish
PublisherZenodo
Number of pages20
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - 30 Jun 2021

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