Impact and fate of functionalized carbon nanomaterials in biological systems

Bussy, C. (Discussant)

Pharmacy

Activity: Talk or presentation › Invited talk › Research

Period	30 Jun 2017
Event title	NT17 satellite: 8th Symposium on Carbon Nanomaterials Biology, Medicine & Toxicology: 8th Symposium on Carbon Nanomaterials Biology, Medicine & Toxicology
Event type	Conference
Location	Belo Horizonte, BrazilShow on map
Degree of Recognition	International

Keywords

graphene
carbon nanotubes
biocompatibility
nanosafety
nanomedicine

Research Highlights, Institutes and Platforms

Advanced materials
National Graphene Institute

Documents & Links

http://nt17.org/#satellite-symposia

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