TOFwerk, member of ACEnano consortium, is hosting a webinar next Wednesday 2nd August on nanoparticle measurements using ICP-TOFMS.
Dr. Olga Borovinskaya will review use of the icpTOF for single-particle analysis. In addition to determining particle size and number concentration, the icpTOF is uniquely capable of measuring the complete, multi-element composition of individual particles. This rich data is enabling the application of single-particle methodology to more complex samples.
EuroNanoForum 2017 (Valletta, Malta, 21st-23th June) is Europe’s leading event and biggest marketplace in the field of nanotechnologies and advanced materials. It is organised under the auspices of the Maltese Presidency of the Council of the European Union.
If you want to meet ACEnano partners and know more about the project activities and first results, visit us at stand 6.
One of the objectives of ACEnano is to communicate the aims, results and outputs of the project to a wide range of stakeholders and maximise synergies and collaborations with ongoing EU and international activities related to nanomaterials characterisation, nanomaterials safety, risk assessment, etc.
Nanomaterials are very diverse groups of materials with greatly varying properties. Nowadays, an increasing number of them are entering the market in every day products spanning from healthcare and leisure to electronics, cosmetics and foodstuff. However, the novelty and variety in properties and forms of nanomaterials makes the elaboration of a well-founded and robust legislative framework to ensure safe development of nano-enabled products particularly challenging.
At the heart of the challenge lies the difficulty in the reliable and reproducible characterisation of nanomaterials given their extreme diversity and dynamic nature, particularly in complex conditions, such as within different biological, environmental and technological compartments.
To resolve this, ACEnano project will bring together an impressive and substantial partnership of 26 experts from research and industry who will work together during the next four years to introduce confidence, adaptability and clarity into nanomaterial risk assessment by developing a widely implementable and robust tiered approach to nanomaterial physicochemical characterisation that will simplify and facilitate contextual (hazard or exposure) description and its transcription into a reliable nanomaterials grouping framework.
The npSCOPE project aims at developing a new integrated instrument (the nanoparticle-scope) optimised for providing a complete physico-chemical characterisation of nanoparticles both in their pristine form or embedded in complex matrices such as biological tissues. Using sophisticated correlative data processing methodologies and algorithms based on statistical methods in conjunction with appropriate visualisation methods of the results, the npSCOPE instrument will allow rapid, accurate and reproducible measurements.
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