Abstract

Nanotechnology is a rapidly evolving field allowing to design and obtain new, previously unknown nanostructured materials with unique properties and broad application. In addition to the wide range of potential benefits, the use of nanoobjects can also endanger human health. Due to the divergent results of published studies about impact of nanoobjects on health, different exposure measurement strategies and non-uniform and limited documentation the possibilities for comparing different measurements, and as well the use of research results to simulate and construct mathematical models are limited. In order to harmonize documentation, research results, exposure indicators and context for exposure measurement, the NECID (Nano Exposure and Contextual Information Database) database, a digital documentation platform for occupational exposure to nanoparticles, has been developed.

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