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Analysis of current research addressing complementary use of life-cycle assessment and risk assessment for engineered nanomaterials: have lessons been learned from previous experience with chemicals?
Risk analysis and technology assessment in support of technology development: Putting responsible innovation in practice in a case study for nanotechnology
Guiding the development of sustainable nano-enabled products for the conservation of works of art: proposal for a framework implementing the Safe by Design concept
Controlling the risks of nano-enabled products through the life cycle: The case of nano copper oxide paint for wood protection and nano-pigments used in the automotive industry
Methods and tools for the safety assessment part of the European Commission’s safe and sustainable by design framework when applied to advanced materials
Risk assessment frameworks for nanomaterials: Scope, link to regulations, applicability, and outline for future directions in view of needed increase in efficiency
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