NanoSustain is structured and
organized around 6 different Work Packages (WPs), each with distinct
objectives, tasks, deliverables and milestones.
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WP1
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Project management and scientific-technical coordination
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Leader: NOMI
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WP2
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Data gathering, generation, evaluation and validation
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Leader: VN
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WP3
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Hazard characterization and impact assessment
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Leader: NRCWE
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WP4
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Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) and Prospective Technology Assessment
(UniHB)
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Leader: UniHB
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WP5
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Exploration of new solutions
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Leader: VTT
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WP6
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Dissemination and exploitation of results
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Leader: ION
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Although each individual WP has its own focus, they closely interact with
and complement each other, and create a holistic approach to address the
complexity and interdisciplinary nature of the project. A bottom up
approach will be used, which makes that all parts become increasingly
linked together starting from a lower level (primary data evaluation,
hazard characterization testing, impact assessment) in the beginning of the
project (WP2 and WP3) and reaching up to higher levels of complexity (LCA
and lab-scale experiments) (WP4 and WP5), with growing completeness of
obtained results.
To achieve project objectives, the project will implement the following
main tasks that form the “backbone” of the work programme and associated
WPs:
Project management and scientific-technical coordination
Data gathering, generation, evaluation and validation for the selected
nanoproducts and associated materials
Hazard characterization of selected nanoproducts
Human health and environmental impact assessment of selected products
Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) of selected products
Evaluation of the mobility of specific nanoparticles in geographic
space and time (transport, transformation and destiny)
Laboratory exploration of new sustainable solutions for use, recycling
and final treatment of selected products
Dissemination of results
Exploitation and implementation of project outcome.