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The School aims to transfer state-of-the-art knowledge on a variety of topics from key experts to the new generation of professionals working in the areas of safety and sustainability of advanced (nano)materials. To this end, the School will deliver keynote lectures and will engage the participants in interprofessional training by means of roleplay and hands-on training exercises. The programme will balance experimental and modelling approaches in each of the School topics listed below.
The school will take place in the historic centre of Venice, Italy from 15 – 20 May 2022. It is hosted by the company GreenDecision in the frame of the EU Horizon 2020 project SUNSHINE and is co-organised and substantially contributed by the Horizon 2020 projects ASINA, SbD4Nano, SABYDOMA, SAbyNA, DIAGONAL, HARMLESS, NanoInformaTIX, NanoSolveIT, Gov4Nano, NanoRIGO, RiskGONE, NanoCommons, CHARISMA and the US Duke-led INFRAMES initiative.
Join our school to gain more knowledge and multidisciplinary expertise!
PhD Students and Postdocs, Senior Researchers, Industry Practitioners, Regulators, Policy Makers, Civil Society representatives, Anyone else interested in the Safety and Sustainability of Advanced Materials
Transition from Safe-by-Design to Safe-and-Sustainable-by-Design of advanced (nano)materials: a historical perspective and current policy landscape
What they are: Physicochemical identity – Intrinsic and extrinsic properties affecting release, biodistribution, environmental fate, exposure, human and environmental toxicity
What they are: Lifecycle release and transformations
Where they go: Environmental fate, human biodistribution and exposure
What they do: Human and environmental toxicity
Similarity assessment, grouping and read-across approaches
Risk assessment and management
FAIR (Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, and Reusable) data management and data quality assessment
Risk governance
Gain in-depth interdisciplinary understanding of key topics pertaining to the safety and sustainability of advanced materials
Engage in a dialogue with peers and key experts
Benefit from a variety of additional networking opportunities such as a boat trip in the Venetian Lagoon and a social dinner
A draft version of the agenda is available HERE.
To register for the School, please fill in the registration form HERE.
The School attendance is free of charge. The number of attendees to be accepted is limited to 70.
The registration will open 1 March 2022. Registration Deadline: 15 April 2022.
The core School programme will take place in the historic Auditorium Santa Margherita Venice, Italy.
Scientific enquiries:
Danail Hristozov, GreenDecision (IT) | danail.hristozov@greendecision.eu
Organisation, logistics, local support and administration:
Stefania Melandri, Warrant Hub (IT) | stefania.melandri@warranthub.it
Paola Basso, GreenDecision (IT) | management@greendecision.eu
Stella Stoycheva, Yordas Group (DE) | s.stoycheva@yordasgroup.com
Cathrin Cailliau, Yordas Group (DE) | c.cailliau@yordasgroup.com
Each participant will receive a Certificate of Attendance upon successful completion of the School.
Scientific Committee
Danail Hristozov, GreenDecision (Venice, IT) & Emerge (Sofia, BG)
Lang Tran, Institute of Occupational Medicine (Edinburgh, UK)
Antonio Marcomini, University Ca’Foscari (Venice, IT)
Miguel A. Bañares, Spanish National Research Council (Madrid, ES)
Anna Costa, Italian National Research Council (Rome, IT)
Tobias Stöger, Helmholtz Zentrum (München, DE)
Otmar Schmid, Helmholtz Zentrum (München, DE)
Martin Himly, University of Salzburg (Salzburg, AT)
Carlos Fito, Instituto Tecnológico del Embalaje Transporte y Logística (Valencia, ES)
Andrew Nelson, University of Leeds (Leeds, UK)
Elisa Moschini, Luxembourg Institute of Science and Technology (Luxembourg, LU)
Socorro Vázquez-Campos, Leitat Technological Center (Barcelona, ES)
Mark Wiesner, CEINT, Duke University (Durham, US)
Organising Committee
Stefania Melandri, Warrant Hub S.p.A. (Casalecchio di Reno, IT)
Stella Stoycheva, Yordas Group (Forchheim, DE)
Susanne Resch, BioNanoNet Forschungsgesellschaft (Graz, AT)
Beatriz Alfaro Serrano, BioNanoNet Forschungsgesellschaft (Graz, AT)
Paola Basso, GreenDecision (Venice, IT)
Lisa Pizzol, GreenDecision (Venice, IT)
Cathrin Cailliau, Yordas Group (Forchheim, DE)
Hildegard Luhmann, European Research Services GmbH (Münster, DE)
Elisa Giubilato, GreenDecision (Venice, IT)
GreenDecision (Venice, IT)
Yordas Group (Forchheim, DE)
Warrant Hub S.p.A. (Casalecchio di Reno, IT)
BioNanoNet Forschungsgesellschaft mbH (Graz, AT)
Emerge (Sofia, BG)
How to reach Venice from the Marco Polo airport
…By bus
LAND – BUS N° 5. The buses leave from a stop conveniently located in front of the arrivals area. The ACTV buses are orange and the journey usually takes about 30 minutes. Ordinary tickets cost € 8,00 – ONE WAY – and 15,00 € – from or to the airport and return. ACTV website: HERE
Shuttle ATVO to Venezia, Piazzale Roma/ Bus Terminal. It’s a direct connection from the airport to Venice that takes about 20 minutes; buses leave every half hour, from 8:50 (8:30 on Sundays and public holidays) to 23:40. Fares: one-way ticket is 8,00 €/ roundtrip ticket is 15,00 € (vaild 7 days). The buses leave outside the arrivals area on the right. The ATVO buses are blue. ATVO website: HERE
…By taxi/water taxi
Fare: about 45 € for land taxi and 120 € for water taxi
How to reach Venice from the Treviso airport
…By bus
Direct shuttle ATVO to Venezia, Piazzale Roma/Bus Terminal Departs from a stop located in front of the arrivals area of the airport. Fares: one-way ticket is 12.00 €/ roundtrip ticket is 22.00 €
Find the ATVO website HERE .
…. By taxi
Fare: about 70 €
How to reach Venice by train
Venice has rail connections with every major city in Italy and the rest of Europe. The main train station (Venezia Santa Lucia) is located next to the Grand Canal in the northwest corner of the city. Some trains stop at Venezia- Mestre on the mainland. To get from Venezia-Mestre to Santa Lucia, or vice versa (a 10-minute trip) you can take any train. However, please be aware that there is an extra charge for travelling on Intercity and Eurocity trains that should be paid prior to departure.
Public Transportation within Venice
The public transportation in Venice is served by “vaporetto” boats. The company providing the service is called ACTV.
On the website you can find information about vaporetto lines and timetables HERE.
How to reach the School venue
The School will be held at Auditorium Santa Margherita, located in the historical city centre, at about 10 minutes walking distance from Piazzale Roma and 15 minutes from the Santa Lucia Train Station.
Address: Auditorium Santa Margherita, Dorsoduro 3689, Campo Santa Margherita, 30123 Venezia
▶ Interactive map with directions HERE or see image below
HOTEL LA FENICE ET DES ARTISTES www.fenicehotels.com *** sup
HOTEL AL SOLE www.alsolehotels.com ***
HOTEL ARLECCHINO www.hotelarlecchino.com ***
HOTEL PAUSANIA www.hotelpausania.it ***
HOTEL BELLE ARTI www.hotelbelleartivenice.com ***
HOTEL PANTALON www.hotelpantalon.com ***
HOTEL AL MALCANTON www.hotelalmalcanton.com **
HOTEL TIVOLI www.hoteltivoli.it **
HOTEL SALUTE PALACE www.salutepalace.com ****
LEONARDO HOTEL MESTRE https://www.leonardo-hotels.com/
ANDA HOSTEL www.andavenice.com/hostel-mestre-station/
*Connection to Venice by bus or by train – 10 min.
Please check the rates directly on the hotel websites or on hotels bookings websites.
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