Environment, Health and Safety Research
An inventory of current research involving nanotechnology health and environmental implications
The emergence and development of sustainable nanotechnologies will depend on strategic, coordinated and integrated research addressing potential health and environmental risks. This inventory has been developed as a major tool to facilitate such research.
The inventory catalogs global government-funded research into the human health, safety and environmental implications of nanotechnology. While not comprehensive, it is designed to serve as a resource for researchers, policy makers and others engaged in ensuring the success of nanotechnologies through understanding and reducing potential risks. It also includes some research projects supported by industry, foundations and others.
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- Browse Browse projects in the inventory alphabetically, by country, and other properties.
- Search EHS Inventory Perform an advanced search with summary information.
- Submit New Information Submit new or updated information to the inventory.
- Learn More This inventory is a major initiative to help further and encourage productive private and public-sector EH&S research around the world, and to help create a more complete understanding of how to minimize potential risks posed by emerging nanotechnologies.
- Additional Resources Links to EH&S resources on other web sites.
- Inventory Update Status Specific information about the most recent update.
Welcome
This inventory is international and expanding. Feedback is sought on updates to existing records, information on research not covered, the database interface and the information available. Please email information to nano@wilsoncenter.org.
If you would like to submit new or updated information to be included in the inventory, please fill out and send us this form.
Statistics
There are currently 561 projects in the inventory located in 17 countries.