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nPETS aims to study the life of the sub 100 nm emissions from its creation to its potential path to human beings and animals.
nPETS contributes to better public health policies by developing new knowledge in the area of transport generated nanoparticle emissions and their toxicology.
nPETS develops innovative methods for quantification of toxicity in the field for all transport modes.
Today there are no existing methods for measuring these sub 100 nm particle emissions from various individual sources.
An average of 50% reduction in sub 100 nm particle number is expected due to a better understanding of the emission sources per transport mode.
News
nPETS Final review with CINEA
The final review with the CINEA was a comprehensive gathering to review the achievements of the project. The event began with a welcome address and agenda overview by Ulf Olofsson from KTH, followed by his presentation on the overall progress made. Suat Sevencan (KTH)...
Research day at the Institute of Environmental Medicine, Karolinska Institutet
On November 28, the Institute of Environmental Medicine at Karolinska Institutet held its annual Research Day, gathering approximately 100 participants, including PhD students, postdoctoral researchers, and professors. The event provided an excellent opportunity for...
nPETS Final Event
The nPETS Final Event, held on November 12, 2024, in Brussels, explored the impact of ultrafine particle emissions from transport, in partnership with the LEON-T and ULTRHAS EC projects. The event brought together experts to discuss strategies for reducing...