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Scientists are working diligently now to prepare for the expected increase in global population — and therefore an increased need for food production— in the... More

NGOs, consumer groups and research organisations are disappointed with the European Commission’s continuing failure to propose adequate measures for the collection and publication of information... More

The publishing of the inventory of nanomaterials for cosmetics from the European Union has been delayed but should finally occur in the middle of this... More

Empa scientists have developed a technique that can repair old, cracked asphalt. They got their inspiration from a method used in cancer treatment, using iron... More

The new interactive tool on the safe handling of nanomaterials in production and processing is now publicly available in English for free at http://nano.dguv.de/nanorama/bgrci2/en/.... More

Scientists at the University of Michigan have found evidence that some carbon nanomaterials can enter into immune cell membranes, seemingly going undetected by the cell's... More

Nanomaterials represent important new options for the treament of a variety of diseases. In medicine nanomaterials already are employed for various drugs, diagnostics, and implants.... More

The German Environment Agency (UBA) has published a factsheet on uses of nanotechnologies and nanomaterials in water treatment. The factsheets offers an overview of the... More