Steven M. Hankin

TL;DR: No clear consensus was reached regarding the classification of nanomaterials into categories to aid environmental studies, except that a chemistry-based classification system was a reasonable starting point, with some modifications.

TL;DR: Results indicate that the main risks for humans arise from chronic occupational inhalation, especially during activities involving high CNT release and uncontrolled exposure and gaps in the data set in relation to both exposure and hazard do not allow any definite conclusions suitable for regulatory decision-making.

TL;DR: The current dataset on fullerenes in relation to both, human exposure and hazard is limited and does not allow reaching any definite conclusions suitable for regulatory decision making.

TL;DR: ITS-NANO has delivered a detailed, stakeholder driven and flexible research prioritisation tool, which identifies specific research needs, suggests connections between areas, and frames this in a time-perspective.