The final CUSP workshop within the series on ‘Health risk assessment of micro- and nanoplastics’ is being held on Friday, April 21st, 2023, 09:00-13:30 CEST and is organised by the CUSP Working Group on Risk Assessment (WG5) in collaboration with the PlasticsFatE project.
After a brief review of the results of the first and second workshops in terms of data needs, contributions from the different CUSP projects will describe the types of data needed for tools to characterize MNP risks. We will attempt to capture the specific requirements and have a structured discussion to determine if the tools are compatible with the data produced or if there are gaps.
The second part of the workshop will review the need for data to sometimes be first processed first before it can be used in the tools as well as the role of the quality of the source studies. A third presentation in this session will give an introduction to possible data sources and the available data types and definitions.
The full agenda for the event is below.
About this Series
This workshop is part of a three-part series on the human risk assessment of micro- and nanoplastics (MNPs) organised by CUSP Working Group on Risk Assessment (WG5) and CUSP member projects. The first workshop in this three-part series, organized by WG5 and PlasticHeal on February 7th, focused on regulatory insights and knowledge gaps. The second workshop within the series was held on March 14th and focused on risk assessment frameworks. It was organized by WG5 and POLYRISK.
Registration
Registration for the event is free and open to all interested stakeholders, including researchers, those involved in policymaking, and professionals interested in the risk assessment of MNPs. The meeting will take place via Zoom, and a meeting link will be sent to you automatically upon registration.
