The NIA is forming a dedicated Carbon Nanotube committee to build a unified industry position for regulators and potential end users.
CNTs' controversial placement on the CHEMSEC SIN List is a key driver, signaling the regulatory pressure the committee will need to confront head-on.
Nominations from NIA members close October 10, with the first meeting to follow shortly after.
NIA Launches Special Purpose Committee on Carbon Nanotubes
NIA Staff
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Summary
The NIA Board has approved the establishment of a new Special Purpose Committee dedicated to Carbon Nanotubes (CNTs). While CNTs offer tremendous potential across diverse sectors and applications, certain challenges persist, including their controversial inclusion on the CHEMSEC SIN List.
Committee Mission
This specialized committee will develop a comprehensive NIA position on CNTs for engagement with external stakeholders, including potential end users and regulatory bodies. Beyond addressing regulatory concerns, the committee will champion broader understanding of CNTs' positive applications across various industries.
Call for Nominations
We invite NIA members to submit nominations for committee participation. The complete terms of reference are available in the attached PDF below. Corporate and Associate members may nominate staff by emailing Nikolina with:
