NanoHarmony: a H2020 project on harmonized test methods for nanomaterials

25 juni, 2020

NanoHarmony brings together 14 expert partners from 10 European Countries and will work alongside OECD and ECHA in accelerating the development of priority Test guidelines and Guidance Documents for nanomaterials. The project will kick off with a webinar on July 7th 2020. You can find more information and register here.

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