NanoDefine Technical Reports
- D1.1 - Review of existing calibration standards
- D1.6 - Characterisation dossier for reference materials
- D2.3 - Standardised dispersion protocols for high priority materials groups
- D2.4 - Protocols for preparation of products for microscopy methods
- D2.7 - Review and practical evaluation of sampling guidelines
- D3.1 - Techniques evaluation report
- D3.3 - Critical review manuscript with realworld performance data for counting, ensemble and separating methods including in-build mathematical conversion to number distributions submitted for publication
- D3.5 - Development of an integrated approach based on validated and standardized methods to support the implementation of the EC recommendation for a definition of nanomaterial
- D3.6 - Report of the potentials of the transformation of non-counting methods size distributions into number weighted size distributions of the constituent particles based on instrument manufacturers algorithms
- D4.6 - SOP, applicability range and method performance description for DLS & MiniTEM
- D5.4 - Interfaces for coupling of FFF with particle counting detectors
- D5.5 - SOPs, applicability range and methods performance description for FFF coupled to counting techniques (spICPMS, ESI-CPC)
- D5.6 - Development of a cost-effective FFFseparation system for nanoparticle analysis
- D7.1 - Catalogue of technical methods performance criteria
- D7.2 - Templates for characterisation of tier 1 and tier 2 methods
- D7.4 - Set of criteria with ranking system to steer the decision process
- D7.6 - The NanoDefine Methods Manual
- D7.10 - Recommendations on a Revision of the EC Definition of Nanomaterial Based on Analytical Possibilities
- D7.11 - Recommendations on a revision of the EC Definition of Nanomaterial based on analytical possibilities; updated
- D8.2 - First workshop with relevant NSC projects
- D8.3 - Second workshop with relevant NSC projects
- D8.10 - First dissemination event
- D8.13 - First public workshop on project goals and outcomes
- D8.15 - Summer school providing practical training in the developed methods