Araceli Sánchez Jiménez

TL;DR: Different possible applications of grouping and read-across for nanomaterials are presented within the broader perspective of the MARINA Risk Assessment Strategy (RAS), as developed in the EU FP7 project MARINA.

TL;DR: The present analysis suggests that process-based release potential can be ranked, thus helping to prioritize release assessments, which is useful for tiered exposure assessment approaches and for guiding the implementation of workplace safety strategies.

TL;DR: The GRACIOUS Framework provides an initial set of hypotheses for the grouping of NFs which take into account the identity and use of the NFs, as well as the purpose of grouping, to facilitate the application of grouping of nanomaterials or nanoforms in a regulatory context and to support innovation.

TL;DR: This strategy describes a flexible and efficient approach for data collection and risk assessment which is essential to ensure safety of ENMs and to provide guidance and make the MARINA Risk Assessment Strategy operational.

TL;DR: A general exposure assessment model can be applicable for private, public, and occupational indoor exposure assessment, making it a valuable tool for public health professionals, product safety designers, industrial hygienists, building scientists, and environmental consultants working in the field of IAQ and health.