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  • Genotoxicity of titanium dioxide in cosmetics cannot be excluded

    https://www.rivm.nl/en/weblog/genotoxicity-of-titanium-dioxide-in-cosmetics-cannot-be-excluded

    … evidence is insufficient to rule out their genotoxicity potential. This is consistent with the earlier European Food … as described in the SCCS opinion from 2020. Genotoxicity potential cannot be excluded for most TiO2 grades evaluated … that the evidence available is insufficient to rule out the potential genotoxicity of most of the TiO2 grades. Based on …

    Publication date: 10-03-2024
  • Application in products

    https://www.rivm.nl/en/nanotechnology/application-in-products

    … up to 25% in a product. Scientists are still debating the potential risks associated with inhaling titanium dioxide …

    Publication date: 07-19-2012
  • A new Adverse Outcome Pathway to assess if nanomaterials may compromise gut barrier integrity

    https://www.rivm.nl/en/weblog/new-adverse-outcome-pathway-to-assess-if-nanomaterials-may-compromise-gut-barrier-integrity

    … Adverse Outcome Pathway, describing how nanomaterials can potentially damage the gut’s protective barrier. They based … starting from the exposure of a living organism to a potentially harmful stressor and continuing through to any … fluids can also be harmful if released into the cell, potentially leading to the death of intestinal epithelial …

    Publication date: 06-12-2025
  • SCCS raises concern over the safety of fullerenes in cosmetic products

    https://www.rivm.nl/en/weblog/sccs-raises-concern-over-safety-of-fullerenes-in-cosmetic-products

    … cosmetic products.  In addition to their possible genotoxic potential, the SCCS has other concerns about fullerenes. … of data on the stability of hydroxylated fullerenes.  The potential ability of fullerenes and derivatives to produce … free oxyradicals and the phototoxicity and sensitising potential of hydroxylated fullerenes.  The potential of …

    Publication date: 03-26-2024
  • Early identification of safety, sustainability and regulatory issues of titanium carbide MXenes

    https://www.rivm.nl/en/weblog/early-identification-of-safety-sustainability-and-regulatory-issues-of-titanium-carbide

    … carbides and nitrides that are gaining attention for their potential applications in energy storage and biomedicine. … considerations can be taken into account. By identifying potential issues early on, the tool supports risk governance … The Early4AdMa tool was applied to systematically identify potential safety and sustainability issues and regulatory …

    Publication date: 12-18-2025
  • Understanding the degradation of 2D materials: Implications for human health and environmental safety assessment

    https://www.rivm.nl/en/weblog/understanding-degradation-of-2d-materials-implications-for-human-health-and-environmental

    … that alter how these materials behave in target organs, potentially affecting human and environmental toxicity. … products and their kinetics to understand and predict potential health effects. Non-degraded or slowly degrading … the oxidation or corrosion of metals, it also shows potential for application in 2D materials. The analysis of …

    Publication date: 04-01-2025
  • Prediction of In Vivo Behaviour of Nanoparticles Using PBPK Models: Key Findings and Recommendations

    https://www.rivm.nl/en/weblog/prediction-of-in-vivo-behaviour-of-nanoparticles-using-pbpk-models-key-findings-and

    … of current modelling techniques. The review emphasises the potential of physiologically based pharmacokinetic (PBPK) … behave in the body is an essential step for assessing their potential adverse health effects. Pharmaceutical research … given nanomaterial. It would be interesting to explore the potential of machine learning in deriving these quantitative …

    Publication date: 06-02-2026
  • What does RIVM do?

    https://www.rivm.nl/en/nanotechnology/what-does-rivm-do

    … insights related to advanced (nano)materials and their potential risks to human health and the environment. In this … makers and regulators. It allows for the identification of potential health risks and issues associated with new, …

    Publication date: 07-19-2012
  • Laws and regulations

    https://www.rivm.nl/en/nanotechnology/laws-and-regulations

    … area of a particle can increase its chemical reactivity, potentially posing a greater risk to humans and animals. … innovations and their applications, as well as assess their potential risks in a timely manner. …

    Publication date: 07-19-2012
  • Electronic waste as a source of nanoparticles

    https://www.rivm.nl/en/weblog/electronic-waste-as-source-of-nanoparticles

    … and rare metals in e-waste into metallic nanoparticles is a potentially important innovation. Green Chemistry-based … address many concerns. The review has identified several potential pitfalls to address before large-scale application …

    Publication date: 04-30-2024
  • Scientific community provides roadmap towards Safe and Sustainable Advanced Materials

    https://www.rivm.nl/en/weblog/scientific-community-provides-roadmap-towards-safe-and-sustainable-advanced-materials

    … by RIVM The Commission Communication aims to harness the potential benefits of innovative advanced materials while … Closing this gap is essential to fully utilize the potential of these materials and gain societal acceptance. …

    Publication date: 07-17-2024
  • Updated U.S. Environmental Health & Safety Strategy for Nanotechnology

    https://www.rivm.nl/en/weblog/updated-us-environmental-health-safety-strategy-for-nanotechnology

    … Engineered nanomaterials and nanotechnology have the potential to solve pressing global challenges. To fully harness this potential while protecting human and environmental health, …

    Publication date: 04-01-2025
  • An industry guide to implement a Safe and Sustainable by Design innovation process

    https://www.rivm.nl/en/weblog/industry-guide-to-implement-safe-and-sustainable-by-design-innovation-process

    … developed. Subsequent activities involve assessing the potential impact on safety and sustainability and … application does not allow for the use of substances with potentially severe adverse effects such as carcinogenicity. …

    Publication date: 07-17-2024
  • Following up on lessons learned from graphene flagship

    https://www.rivm.nl/en/weblog/following-up-on-lessons-learned-from-graphene-flagship

    … unclear whether these changes are sufficient to accommodate potential issues of advanced materials.   Thus, a key and … may support these goals. It can be used to identify potential issues early on. Further it may provide guidance …

    Publication date: 03-26-2024
  • Enhancing focus on safety and sustainability could benefit the European Union’s ambition to excel in advanced materials

    https://www.rivm.nl/en/weblog/enhancing-focus-on-safety-and-sustainability-could-benefit-european-unions-ambition-to-excel

    … regulators, industry, SMEs, and the public regarding potential risks and impacts of advanced materials. Key … concepts have been widely embraced because of their potential to enhance efficiency in the path to market safe …

    Publication date: 10-03-2024
  • Responsible innovation with nanomaterials and nanotechnology: past, present, future

    https://www.rivm.nl/en/weblog/responsible-innovation-with-nanomaterials-and-nanotechnology-past-present-future

    … and regulation. Together, they highlight the transformative potential of nanomaterials and the ongoing need for robust … efficient photocatalysis and sensing possible, with the potential for low-power optical and quantum technologies by …

    Publication date: 12-18-2025
  • Safety of materials and products already starts at the design phase

    https://www.rivm.nl/en/news/safety-of-materials-and-products-already-starts-at-design-phase

    … not exhibit the same behaviour as other chemicals, they may potentially pose health risks.  Safe-by-Design is about …

    Publication date: 10-26-2021
  • OECD proposes tiered approach for testing bioaccumulation of nanomaterials

    https://www.rivm.nl/en/weblog/oecd-proposes-tiered-approach-for-testing-bioaccumulation-of-nanomaterials

    … is a valuable indicator for quantifying the accumulation potential of organic chemicals. However, nanomaterials do …

    Publication date: 04-30-2024
  • Human biomonitoring for investigating exposure to nanomaterials

    https://www.rivm.nl/en/weblog/human-biomonitoring-for-investigating-exposure-to-nanomaterials

    … symptoms, as well as the non-invasive sampling methods, are potentially promising tools. However, we are still several …

    Publication date: 07-17-2024
  • Efficient risk assessment for nanomaterials in aquatic systems: IATAs to support grouping and read-across

    https://www.rivm.nl/en/weblog/efficient-risk-assessment-for-nanomaterials-in-aquatic-systems-iatas-to-support-grouping-and

    … of data from different tests on the skin-sensitising potential of chemicals have been used. IATAs can also help …

    Publication date: 04-30-2024

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