Nanomaterials: Industrial Workshop on Safe-by-Design

A number of H2020 funded projects are working on various aspects of the Safe-by-Design (SbD) concept and all rely upon industry to understand its meaning and how to use the tools being developed in these projects.

Date

24-25 April 2016

Introduction

A number of H2020 funded projects are working on various aspects of the Safe-by-Design (SbD) concept and all rely upon industry to understand its meaning and how to use the tools being developed in these projects. Disseminating this knowledge to a wider audience will help in the acceptance and uptake of SbD by companies and will also allow the projects to learn more about stakeholder needs.

A workshop that allows knowledge exchange between various SbD projects as well as listening and learning from different stakeholder groups (industry, academia, regulators, insurance, consumers) can help adjusting research, dissemination and exploitation strategies accordingly. This ensures project outcomes and tools are relevant long after the project has officially concluded.

Objetives

1. Introduction of the Safe-By Design oncepts to a wider audience
2. Development of new relationships between the Horizon 2020 projects involved in Safe-By-Design and industrial stakeholders
3. Bringing together industrial companies who can benefit from the use of Safe-By-Design

Organizing Committe