News
PATROLS project contributes to launch of non-animal 3D lung alveolar model
26.03.2020
Researchers can now buy a first-of-its-kind human cell-based alveolar model to study the effects of chemicals and other substances on the deepest part of the lungs without forcing animals to inhale them.
PATROLS celebrates International Women in Science Day
11.02.2020
The PATROLS celebrated the International Day of Women and Girls in Science, with a look at the scientists that drive the project.
PATROLS Winter 2019 Newsletter
19.12.2019
Welcome to the Winter 2019 newsletter from the PATROLS project. In this edition, we review the project's significant advances in its second year and invite you to catch up with the project through key events in 2020.
PATROLS hosted Stakeholder day at OECD: AOPs in focus
25.10.2019
PATROLS hosted a stakeholder workshop on 12 September 2019 with the aim to showcase and seek stakeholder feedback.
NAMSS Webinar: Bridging the In Vitro–In Vivo Divide for Hazard Testing of Nanomaterials
23.10.2019
The webinar held on October 21st gave an overview of the current advancement of lung, intestine, and liver 3D models as well as state-of-the art exposure approaches to understand the impact of various nanomaterials.
Launch of survey on training and assessment for nanomaterials safety
09.07.2019
A short survey has been to ask how if/how training for staff in nanomaterials safety is undertaken and if s any in vitro assessment of materials.
PATROLS project workshop addresses 3D cell culture models
09.07.2019
16 expert researchers met in Switzerland to address the latest developments in 3D lung, intestine and skin tissues.
PATROLS presented at EuroNanoForum 2019
03.07.2019
PATROLS was part of the 18 project-strong NanoSafety Cluster exhibition stand at EuroNanoForum, hosted in Bucharest as part of the Romanian Presidency of the Council of the European Union.
New Study Highlights Value of Physiologically Relevant 3D InSight™ Liver Microtissues for Nanomaterial Safety Assessments
21.06.2019
A new study, conducted as part of PATROLS, established InSphero 3D InSight™ Multi-Donor Human Liver Microtissues as a valuable nanotoxicology risk assessment tool.