Nano @ HSPH

Studying the Environmental Health Implications and Applications of Nanotechnology.
The role of ENM Agglomeration in in-vitro dosimetry.

The discovery of a method to measure the effective density of ENMs in physiological fluids, thereby determining the amount delivered to the cells.
A High Throughput Nanogenotoxicity Assay

In collaboration with MIT, researchers at our Center develop a high throughput screening assay to evaluated potential engineered nanoparticle genotoxicity.
Safer-by-design nanostructured materials

Safer Nanomaterials in sunscreens. Based on the Safer Formulation Concept center researchers improved ZnO for sunscreens.
Engineered Water Nanostructures

Our recently published work, was featured at the cover of Enviromental Science: Nano, published by the Royal Society of Chemistry.
NanoLecture Series 2013-14

Nanotechnology: Friend or Foe? Learn and discuss the implications and applications of nanotechnology from the experts in the field!

Nano @ HSPH

The Center for Nanotechnology and Nanotoxicology at the Harvard School of Public Health draws on decades of experience with environmental pollutants and the health effects of particles to address the unique environmental health and safety (EHS) concerns raised by engineered nanomaterials (ENM) and nanotechnology applications. Read more about the center and its mission in our NanoCenter Brochure.

Nano @ HSPH

The role of ENM Agglomeration in in-vitro dosimetry.

A High Throughput Nanogenotoxicity Assay

Safer-by-design nanostructured materials

Engineered Water Nanostructures

NanoLecture Series 2013-14