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PRESENTATION 04/2015NOETUDE/C2015-051Optimization of mineralization methods of TiO2 nanoparticles: Determination of titanium levels in rat organ tissuesTitanium dioxide nanoparticles (TiO2 NPs) are among the highest produced nanoparticles in the world today and are increasingly being incorporated into a wide range of construction and domestic products. Production on such a massive scale raises…
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STUDY 01/2011B.1/2.043WEEE: reducing chemical risks in existing and emerging sectorsOutline of reasons and objectives
The sectors and channels for treating Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) have changed considerably in recent years due to the regulatory context and to the development of new technologies. In…Learn more
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STUDY 01/2014EL2014-010Determining the parameters making it possible to assay intra-erythrocytic chromium: I - In vitro studyHexavalent chromium is the most toxic form of chromium. Currently, no biological exposure marker exists that is specific to hexavalent chromium. A bibliographic study has shown that Cr(VI) is incorporated into erythrocytes while the other species…
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PRESENTATION 05/2014NOETUDE/C2014-048Beryllium determination in urine at nanogram level for biomonitoring purposeBeryllium exposure is known to seriously affect health, and even very low levels of exposure may be toxic. It is therefore essential that biological or air-monitoring strategies adopted in the workplace are reliable and accurate over a range…
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PUBLICATION 10/2025EL2017-018/P2025-049Early-effect biomarkers and hazard index approaches to assessing risks from multiple exposure to metals among battery recyclers in FranceBattery-recycling may expose workers to several metals. To evaluate this multiple exposure, different tools are typically used, including early-effect biomarkers and mathematical models. This study investigates occupational exposure…
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PUBLICATION 07/2022EL2017-018/P2022-018Occupational exposure to metals among battery recyclers in France: biomonitoring and external dose measurementsIn battery-recycling facilities, exposure to trace elements may occur through inhalation of contaminated dust or vapor emanating from the treatment processes. Exposure of battery-recycling workers to lead has been quite well covered in…
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