Have you tried the American Industrial Hygiene Association?  I know that there is a nanomaterial committee and that they have documents and offer courses at the conference.

 

 

 

I’ve been scouring the web trying to find good resources on training programs (online and in-person) to get me more knowledgeable on nanotechnology and nanomaterial and the risks/hazards they pose. Does anyone have any suggestions for good training that they’ve taken?

 

Thanks in advanced

 

Panos Argyropoulos, M.Sc. 

Chemical Safety Officer - Health, Safety and Environment Branch

National Research Council Canada / Government of Canada

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