SUNSHINE Webinar: Demonstration of the SUNSHINE Safe and Sustainable by Design (SSbD) Digital E-infrastructure

SUNSHINE has developed a novel digitally-based e-infrastructure to enable Safe and Sustainable by Design (SSbD) decision making whilst future-proofing your products in preparation for policy compliance!

During this public stakeholder workshop we will present a SUNSHINE SSbD E-infrastructure and will discuss the alignment of its functionalities with the needs of different stakeholders spanning from regulators to civil society and SME/ industry to ensure both its long-term sustainability and its applicability for SSbD approach.

Who should attend?

• Regulatory compliance officers for chemical manufacturers and importers

• Formulators and product manufacturers of nano-enabled products

• Industry and academia representatives in nanotechnology and advanced materials

• National and regional regulators

• Policymakers, NGOs, standardisation bodies

SUNSHINE e-infrastructure key services and features:

• Trusted information storing and sharing between users via built-in block chain technology – you can benefit from access to free of charge curated data, protocols, SOPs, models and tools

• Easy to use: Practical, user-friendly and  time-efficient tools for screening level (TIER 1) and complex (TIER 2) safety and sustainability assessments for the early stages of product development

• Future-proof  and prepare your  products for policy and regulatory compliance – grounded on the EC Recommendation and the JRC Framework for SSbD chemicals and materials, our assessment and decision support tools will allow you to design a novel yet compliant product. Our research teams base their models on the idea of incorporating regulatory compliance checks in the early stage assessments.

• Meet the regulators discussion space – a unique service designed to facilitate dialogue between innovators and regulators and other actors in the value chain in a trusted environment, to provide feedback to regulators and policy makers on current regulatory gaps, and to help prepare for upcoming regulatory changes.