GRACIOUS involves first class scientists from large companies, government, small and medium enterprises and academia.
Introduction to the Project
In order to streamline the risk assessment process, the main goal of GRACIOUS is to generate a highly innovative science-based Framework to enable practical application of grouping, leading to read-across and classification of nanomaterials/nanoforms.
News & Events
Webinar: A change is REACHed for nanomaterials
In December 2018, the long-awaited update to REACH intended to more explicitly account for nanomaterials formally entered the statute book. Yordas Group and the European Commission’s Joint Research Centre will be hosting a webinar that will summarise these updates to REACH. The presentation discusses how nanomaterials are covered in the EU with an emphasis on new developments.
Johannes Keller from BASF Wins Young Scientist Poster Competition
Johannes G. Keller, BASF has won the Best Young Scientist Poster Competition, which as announced at the GRACIOUS consortium meeting on 19th November 2019.
Insights from the Horizon 2020 BIORIMA, GRACIOUS and NanoInformaTIX Projects Joint Training School
Creating a meaningful dialogue about risk assessment and management of nano-(bio)materials through cross-cutting insights from nanosafety and nanomedicine fields was the mission a training school delivered by three EU-funded Horizon 2020 projects BIORIMA, GRACIOUS and NanoInformaTIX.
Nanotechnology experts from across the globe join forces to advance nanomaterials safety assessment
Advancing nanomaterials safety testing was the mission of two European Union-funded Horizon2020 projects, NanoReg2 and GRACIOUS.