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How can ongoing research help in understanding and mitigating occupational hazards in nanotechnology?
Ongoing research plays a crucial role in understanding and mitigating occupational hazards in nanotechnology. Research efforts focus on:
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Developing Safer Nanomaterials
: Creating nanomaterials with reduced toxicity and environmental impact.
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Risk Assessment Models
: Improving risk assessment models to predict potential hazards.
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Exposure Monitoring
: Advancing techniques for real-time monitoring of nanomaterial exposure.
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Regulatory Frameworks
: Establishing comprehensive regulatory frameworks based on scientific evidence.
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