Nano-ID and SERENADE have organized a joint satellite meeting on Monday, 5th of November during the NANOSAFE conference.

LABEX Serenade – Towards safer and eco-designed innovative nanomaterials.
NanoID  – An open platform consisting of specific characterization equipment allowing the detection and identification of nanoparticles in complex matrices

It was a success with more than 50 participants at both sessions. 

Please, find the agenda :

PROGRAM: 
 
10h -13h: NanoID Sesssion
 
13h -14h: Lunch

14h00-14h30 : Claus Svendsen presentation(NanoFase, Center for Ecology and Hydrology, UK)

14h30-14h40 :  SERENADE's Presentation by Jérôme Rose

 Case studies

14h40-14h55 : Emballage

14h55-15h10 : EcoSUN

15h10-15h25 : SafetiPaint

15h25-15h40 : SAQUADO

15h40-15h55: nanowire / smart passivation

15h55-16h10 : PAUSE

16h10-16h25 : NanoSTEP

16h25-16h40 : TILT

Recent Case-studies:

16h40-16h45 : BioNano

16h45-16h50 : SNICKER

16h50-16h55 : ZVI 

16h55-17h00 : RECLAME

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