ASINA project exploitation workshop: SSbD industrial application in cosmetics, textile and other sectors


22 Sept.			11:30 - 13:00



INDUSTRY 4.0, ADDITIVE and 3D MANUFACTURING
TOWARD INDUSTRIAL APPLICATION OF THE SAFE AND SUSTAINABLE BY DESIGN (SSBD) APPROACH
TT.X - Technical Multi-Track with Parallel SYMPOSIA
ASINA project exploitation workshop: SSbD industrial application in cosmetics, textile and other sectors
Co-organized with AIRI, ASINA Project, REPOXYBLE, SbD4Nano, Sabydoma & SAbyNA Chair: Anna Luisa COSTA, National Research Council and ASINA project Coordinator
Responsible and sustainable use of nanotechnology has a real chance to strengthen and push innovation. The ASINA European project worked in the last three years to investigate the industrial uptake of nanomaterials by providing safe by design solutions for two value chains: antimicrobial and depolluting coatings (filters, textiles), and nano structured capsules delivering active phases in cosmetics. The symposia will show examples of ASINA SSbD results implemented in these case studies, and opportunities to extend them to many other manufacturing sectors. The symposia aims to directly encourage collaboration among stakeholders, including researchers, innovators, risk managers and regulators, and provide valuable insights into emerging trends, design requirements, and market demands, facilitating informed decision-making on nanomaterials development. *ASINA (862444 ), SABYDOMA (GA 862296), SABYNA (GA 862419), SBD4Nano (GA 862195) and Repoxyble (GA 101091891) have received funding from the European Union’s Horizon research and innovation programme
The symposium is part of the Workshop WS.VI
TT.X.C.1 WS.VI.2.1	Massimo PERUCCA Project s.a.s ASINA expert system
TT.X.C.2 WS.VI.2.2	Juliana OLIVEIRA - CV CeNTI - Centre for Nanotechnology and Smart Materials, Portugal Antimicrobial textile manufacturing
TT.X.C.3 WS.VI.2.3	Jesús LOPEZ DE IPIÑA PEÑA - CV TECNALIA, Spain Digital Twin for sustainable manufacturing
TT.X.C.4 WS.VI.2.4	Joonas KOIVISTO (on line) Air Pollution Management, Finland Industrial-oriented exposure assessment
TT.X.C.5 WS.VI.2.5	Rossella BENGALLI - CV University of Milano – Bicocca Experimental workflow for the estimation of relevant exposure dose and effects