objectives
Develop and validate analytical methodsspecific to nanomaterials
Train on nanomaterials regulations (European Commission Recommendation of 2011, EC Cosmetic Regulation No. 1223/2009, INCO Regulation No. 1169/2011, R-Nano (2012-232, 02/2012)...)
Master the potential risks associated with nanomaterials
Learn how to characterize a nanomaterial
Teaching methods
- Presentation of the training materials
- Distribution of the training materials
- Training led by experts in the requested techniques
Target audience
Technicians or engineers responsible for research & innovation, process & industrialization, production & maintenance…
Program
For more information about the program, please contact us
Information updated on 08.10.2024
Practical information
- In-house training
- Questionnaire at the beginning and end of the training (quiz)
- Attendance sheet
- Duration: 2 days
- Accessibility for PRM and PWD
- Adaptable according to the client’s needs
- Price on request
- No prerequisites are required to take this course
- A certificate of completion will be issued to beneficiaries at the end of the training
Our training courses are accessible to people with disabilities. We will offer you adaptation solutions (for example: training materials, training pace, educational support, etc.) and adjustments according to your needs.
Your teams need training in nanomaterials
As a laboratory, why take a training course on nanomaterials?
By mastering the aspects of nanomaterials characterization, a laboratory can improve the performance of nanomaterials for various applications, improve the quality of products, and meet regulatory requirements. This also makes it possible to better understand the behavior of nanomaterials under real-world conditions, thereby facilitating innovation and research.
Advanced expertise : Training in nanomaterials helps you acquire specific skills in a cutting-edge field.
Innovation and competitiveness : Mastering nanomaterials makes it possible to innovate in the creation of new products or processes, thereby strengthening the laboratory's competitiveness in the market.
Regulatory compliance : Nanomaterials are subject to strict regulations. Specialized training helps laboratories comply with current standards, thereby avoiding non-compliance and safety risks.
Greater collaboration : By strengthening internal skills, a laboratory can collaborate more effectively with other institutions or companies as part of R&D projects.
FILAB laboratory nanomaterials training ...
The characterization of nanomaterials enables a laboratory to determine the physical, chemical, and structural properties of these materials at the nanoscale. This includes analyzing particle size, morphology, specific surface area, as well as interactions with their environment.
The life cycle of nanomaterials encompasses their production, use, and disposal. At each stage, it is essential to assess potential risks in order to minimize environmental and health impacts.
Risk management involves hazard assessment, the implementation of preventive measures, and the application of strict safety protocols.
Risk management involves hazard assessment, the implementation of preventive measures, and the application of strict safety protocols.
The toxicological assessment of nanomaterials focuses on their ability to cause harmful effects in living organisms, while ecotoxicology examines their impact on ecosystems. These criteria are fundamental for determining the associated risks.
Waste management containing nanomaterials requires specific procedures to prevent the dispersion of these substances into the environment. This includes the use of secure containers and compliance with hazardous waste disposal regulations.
Nanomaterials, due to their small size and high specific surface area, can penetrate human cells and cause toxic effects, including inflammation or oxidative reactions. Their impact on the respiratory tract, skin, and cardiovascular systems requires special attention. Appropriate protective measures, such as containment systems and personal protective equipment (PPE), are essential to limit exposure.
FILAB, approved training organization
Approved training organization, FILAB offers you training for everyone, whatever your level on the characterization of nanomaterials in your cosmetic products in light of European requirements.
Thomas Gautier, nanomaterials expert has solid experience in nanomaterials characterization and particulate contamination analysis. Thomas joined FILAB in 2018 with the aim of developing our laboratory’s expertise around these topics. He now coordinates the activities of the Materials department and provides technical support in handling your nanomaterials and nanoparticles analysis requests.
*Our scope of accreditation includes:
- The size and shape distribution of nanoparticles by SEM-EDX
- The determination of the size of nanoparticles by SP-ICPMS
(More information at www.cofrac.fr – accreditation no. 1-1793)
To register for the training or to obtain a quote, please contact us directly by email or phone.
The training will start within 3 months from the acceptance of the agreement.
Why choose FILAB for any training in analytical chemistry or materials science?
The FILAB laboratory is QUALIOPI certified for its training activities.
Thanks to this certification, the training courses we provide may be eligible for funding requests from OPCOs.
Analytical training is essential for professionals seeking to master analysis and characterization techniques; indeed, it covers a wide range of techniques intended for the analysis and characterization of substances, materials, or products in various industrial sectors.
Our analytical training programs are designed to equip participants with the skills needed to excel in their field, combining rigorous theory with practical applications. Discover how our analytical training can transform your skill set within your company.
There are several reasons behind the growing number of training requests to FILAB:
Tailor-made technical training: most training courses offered by many training organizations are standard, not tailor-made, and do not address your technical challenges
Highly qualified people: our trainers are laboratory professionals, PhDs or specialized engineers
Industry know-how: FILAB has been delivering training to its clients for more than 10 years, whatever the industrial sector
A unique profile with dual expertise in Chemistry and Materials Science
A human-scale organization, which allows us to be more responsive and more flexible
Our FAQ
- Understand the fundamental principles of nanomaterials.
- Learn how to use advanced characterization techniques.
- Interpret analysis results to improve manufacturing processes and nanomaterial applications.
- Stay up to date with technological and regulatory developments in the field of nanomaterials.
- Improved quality and efficiency of products and processes.
- Reduced costs through a better understanding and optimization of the materials used.
- Increased competitiveness in the market through technological innovation.
- Compliance with current standards and regulations regarding nanomaterials.
To register, contact us via our website or by phone. Our teams are available to provide you with all the necessary information and answer your questions.
