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Royal Society of Chemistry, Environmental Science: Nano, 3(4), p. 526-538

DOI: 10.1039/c6en00282j

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SERENADE: safer and ecodesign research and education applied to nanomaterial development, the new generation of materials safer by design

Journal article published in 2017 by J. Y. Bottero ORCID, Jerome Rose, C. de Garidel, Camille Garidel, A. Masion, T.-H. Deutsch, G. Brochard, B. Brochard, M. Carrière, C. Carrière, N. Gontard, Henri Wortham, T. Rabilloud, B. Salles, S. Salles and other authors.
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Abstract

SERENADE is a French project which aims to develop and apply the " safer by design " process to create safer nano-products. It achieves this goal by combining knowledge and scientific approaches from a range of disciplines towards this common goal. This tutorial review presents the conceptual approach to " Safer by Design " and provides several examples of case studies primarily for TiO 2 (anatase) present in paints and cements to demonstrate how the approach can inform design decisions. Particular attention is paid to chronic low dose exposure scenarios.