News about NanoSafety
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NanoSafety newsletter - August 2026
The August 2026 NanoSafety newsletter is now available! Check it out at this link.
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Smallest plastic particles caused the greatest changes in nasal cells
Nano- and microplastics can cause changes in cells from the human nose, according to a new laboratory study from Örebro University. The most pronounced changes were observed in cells exposed to the very smallest particles, namely nanoplastics. Read more...
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Vill upptäcka hälsorisker innan människor blir sjuka – får pris för lovande forskare
Andi Alijagic forskar om hur mikroplaster, luftburna partiklar och kemikalier påverkar människors hälsa. Nu får han Eric K. Fernströms pris 2026 för yngre, särskilt lovande och framgångsrika forskare vid Örebro universitet. Läser mer i artikeln nedan.
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NanoSafety newsletter - April 2026
The April 2026 NanoSafety newsletter is now available! Check it out at this link.
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Hidden health risks of 3D printing – often overlooked
Researchers at Örebro University are working together with industry to increase the knowledge and saftety in 3D pritning. Read more in the article below.
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NanoSafety newsletter - December 2025
The December 2025 NanoSafety newsletter is now available. Check it out at this link.
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NanoSafety newsletter - August 2025
The August 2025 NanoSafety newsletter is now available. Check it out at this link.
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NanoSafety newsletter - April 2025
The April 2025 NanoSafety newsletter is now available. Check it out at this link.
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NanoSafety2 project at R2B Summit 2025
On February 6, the Research2Business Summit was organized by the Royal Swedish Academy of Engineering Sciences (IVA), where projects from the IVA 100 List for 2024 were presented.
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NanoSafety newsletter - December 2024
The December 2024 NanoSafety newsletter is now available! Check it out at this link.