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CCoN/NanoCEO reports & letters to government

- 2010 NanoCEO letter to Wisconsin Legislative Special Committee on proposed Nano Act here

- 2010 NanoCEO comments to U.S. EPA on nanosilver product approval here

- 2009 NanoCEO letter to U.S. EPA on nanosilver registration as pesticide here

- 2007 CCoN comments to U.S. NNCO on priority EHS research needs here (under K. Johnson)

- 2005 Report & Recommendations of Madison Citizens Consensus Conference submitted to Wisconsin State Legislators. Report here.

Fourth Nano Café - 22 March 2007

The Fourth Nano Café was held on March 22.

Sean Palecek, UW Madison - Nanoscale Science & Engineering Center, Simon Silver & Le T Phung, UIC – Department of Microbiology & Immunology, shared ideas and views with the attendees about the benefits and risks of nano-antimicrobials.

This concern was raised by citizens at the third Nano Café and discussion of the topic brought on additional questions:

  • What kinds of products include nano-antimicrobials?
  • How do nano-antimicrobials work? What are their effects and benefits?
  • Are nano-antimicrobials toxic for health? for the environment?
  • Does a potential for microbial resistance to these nanomaterials exist?
  • What are the pros and cons of a regulation in this field?

See the pictures & a slideshow of the event.

You can find more information about nanotechnology and antibacterials on our NanoProducts page: http://www.nanoceo.net/nanoproducts_antibacterial

Flyer and Press Release of the event

Announcements:
UW Madison Calendar - Nelson Institute Calendar - Isthmus -
Madison.Com - NanoWerk - Craigslist

Click here to read the questions asked in advance on this website.

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