Measuring the United States Measurement System

Clare Allocca, United States Measurement System Office, National Institute of Standards and Technology

Allocca.ppt  

A Needs-Based Assessment of Nanotechnology Environmental Health & Safety

Tom Campbell, ADA Technologies and Clare Allocca, NIST

Campbell.pdf 

EHS – The Smaller Company Perspective

Alan Rae, NanoDynamics

Rae.pdf   

Nano-Materials & Health “An Industrial Hygiene Update”

Donald Ewert, Oso Biopharmaceuticals Manufacturing

Ewert.pdf   

Metrology Needs for Nano-EHS - An Instrument Manufacturers Perspective

Craig Wall, Agilent AFM

Wall.pdf  

European Perspectives on EHS

Kamal Hossain, National Physical Laboratory-UK

Hossain.pdf 

Measurement and Standardization Needs for Predicting Nano-Biointeractions

Kristen M. Kulinowsk, Rice University

Kulinowski.pdf 

Sharing What We Know Pre-Competitively, Or Is it Time for Nano-Informatics?

John Rumble, Information International Associates

Rummble.pdf   

Developing Nano-Measurements and Standards – The NIST Role

Angela Hight Walker, NIST

Walker.pdf  

NIOSH Guidance on Nanotechnology: Protecting Our Workers

Charles L. Geraci, NIOSH

Geraci.pdf  

Strategies for Assessing Nanomaterial Health Risks in Consumer Products

Treye A. Thomas, Directorate for Health Sciences, U.S. Consumer Product Safety

Thomas.pdf  

A DuPont perspective on Nano Environmental, Health, and Safety

Greg Blackman, Mark Wetzel, Keith Swain, Tracey Rissman, Michele Ostraat, and

Shekhar Subramoney, DuPont

Blackman.pdf 

The NanoHealth Enterprise: Opportunity for Partnerships in Nanoscience Research Communities

Sally Tinkle, National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences Chair, Health Implications Working Group, Trans-NIH Task Force

Tinkle.pdf