Emerging Applications and Novel Methodologies to Assess Implications of Nanomaterials in the Environment

The Gordon Research Seminar on Environmental Nanotechnology is a unique forum for graduate students, post-docs, and other scientists with comparable levels of experience and education to present and exchange new data and cutting edge ideas.

The 2019 meeting will host three engaging science sessions, featuring talks from submitted student and post-doc abstracts. Topics include 1) the design and use of nanomaterials for environmental applications, 2) novel methodologies enabling the study of the potential negative impacts of nano-enabled products, and 3) public policy and educational outreach as they apply to the sustainable use of nanotechnology. An important goal of the 2019 meeting is to inspire attendees to consider the broader context of their research efforts. Attendees will have abundant opportunities for discussion and networking with both peers and leaders in the field from a variety of career paths during poster sessions, a mentoring session, a networking lunch, and informal social activities.