The influence of nanomaterials, especially nanoparticles, on environment and human health is still an open question. It is supposed that contact with nanopowders by inhalation, skin exposure or swallowing may be dangerous and can cause hazardous health damages like mutations and high level of free radicals. That is why so big attention is paid to elaboration and application of very strict rules of handling and dealing with nanoparticles. For instance precaution principles concern special equipment like: masks with fiber filters, gloves, glasses, special overalls and shoes. Also working conditions have to secure personal safety by using of ventilating hoods, filters, nanopowders storage in colloidal suspension.

It should be stressed that materials characterization it is an essential step for nanoparticles final recognision  as well as for elaboration of nano-safety principles. In Labotatory of Nanostructures for Photonic and Medicine of Institute of High Pressure Physics PAS, wide and professional characterization of nanopowders is performed using novel equipment which was bought thanks to participation in large EU projects like CEPT. Due to our experience in working with nanomaterials and great potential in materials characterization we participate in the international projects concerning nano-safety problems. At present we take a part  in European projects; NanoFate (nanoparticles fate in environment) and NanoForce (legal regulations as REACH, concerning rules of safety dealing with chemical substances and human health protection).

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1. Optical oxygen sensor for safe operation in hazardous areas
2.   Optical oxygen sensor for safe operation  in hazardous areas
3. Quo Vadis nanotechnology- for various stakeholders
4. Opening of the Thursday Sessions of NanoPl 2014
5. Microwave reactors for nanoparticle's synthesis
6. Opening of Nano-Bio-Med session
7. Bioactive GoHAP nanoparticles and their applications in medical implants technology
8. Wykorzystanie metody NTA (Nanoparticle Tracking Analysis) w ocenie wielkości krążących mikrocząstek osocza i innych płynów fizjologicznych: pułapki i triki
9. Advanced characterisation of nanomaterials according to ISO 17025 Norm

10. Microwave solvothermal synthesis of resorbable nano-HAp with controlled grain size.
11. Microwave Solvothermal Synthesis of Nano Zinc Oxide Nanoparticles
12. Microwave Solvothermal Technology (MSS) for nanoparticle synthesis
13. Zaawansowana Charakteryzacja Nanocząstek
14. [CEPT] Solvothermal synthesis nano zinc oxide in  microwave reactor MSS2
15. [CEPT] Solvothermal synthesis and characterization of nanomaterials in the Laboratory of Nanostructures for Photonics and Nanomedicine, Center of Bio-Nanomaterials
16. Scanning Electron Microscopy Investigations and Analysis of Nanostructures
17. Polish Nanotechnology Platform - a discussion group at Linked-In
18. Novel optical oxygen sensor for life and health protection made of nano-zirconia
19. Nanometrology as a tool for nanotechnology problems solving
20. Creating a Polish Nano-Bio-Technology and  Nano-Medicine Platform?
21. MSS synthesis of highly biocompatible nano-HAP and coating of 3D poymer scaffolds
22. Nanotechnologie w gospodarce województwa podlaskiego
23. Nanoforce project, presentation of goals and achivements
24. Characterization of nanomaterials according to EU recommendations, on the example of ZnO nanoparticles
25. [CEPT] Nanohydroxyapatite-polylactide composites  for regenerative implants
26. [CEPT] MSS synthesis of highly biocompatible nano-HAP with properties depending on the synthesis time.
27. [CEPT] Studies of nanoparticles size distribution
28. [CEPT] Studies of solubility of nanoparticles and stability of their suspension
29. Iinvestigation of nanoparticles by DSC-TG methods accompanied by chemical analysis of emitted gas
30. Presentation of the  Laboratory of Nanostructures for Photonics and Nanomedicine, Center of Bio-Nanomaterials, CePT
31. ZnO nanoparticles effect on integrity of human endothelial cells
32. Importance and trends in nanomedicine according  European Nanomedicine Platform survey
33. Application of the Zeiss Ultra Plus scanning microscopy in bio-nanotechnology 
34. Welcome address
35. Otwarcie NanoInfoDay, Powitanie
36. Characteristic of hydroxyapatite dense nanoceramic produced by The High Pressure Consolidation  
37. Wpływ parametrów materiałowo-technicznych na właściwości optycznego czujnika tlenu na bazie nano-ZrO₂
38. Synteza nano-ZnO przy pomocy reaktora Mettler Toledo w Laboratorium Nanostruktur dla Fotoniki i Nanomedycyny CePT.
39. Infrastruktura i specjalizacje nanotechnologii w Polsce na podstawie wyników ankiety NANOFORCE
40. Solwotermalna synteza domieszkowanego nanotlenku cynku dla projektu NanoFATE. Otrzymywanie wodnych nanozawiesin domieszkowanego tlenku cynku.
41. Nanotechnologia bezpieczna dla ludzi i przyjazna środowisku
42. Badania rozkładu wielkości cząstek i potencjału zeta w Laboratorium Nanostruktur dla Fotoniki i Nanomedycyny CePT
43. Badanie stabilności i rozpuszczalności zawiesin z nano ZnO i nano ZnO:Co otrzymanych w  Laboratorium Nanostrutur dla Fotoniki i Nanomedycyny CePT
44. Badania nanoproszków przy pomocy technik DSC-TG/ QMS-FTIR w Laboratorium Nanostruktur dla Fotoniki i Nanomedycyny CePT
45. Synthesis of highly biocompatible hydroxyapatite nanopowders
46. Influence of heat treatment on luminescence of ZrO₂ + Eu nanopowders
47. Solvothermal synthesis of doped nano zinc oxide for the project NanoFATE.
48. Podsumowanie
49. Solwotermalna synteza domieszkowanego nano tlenku cynku dla projektu NanoFATE.
50. Hydrothermal Synthesis of Zinc Oxide Nanopowders
51. Optyczny sensor tlenu na bazie nanokrystalicznego ZrO₂
52. Solvothermal synthesis of nonstoichiometric hydroxyapatite nanoparticles
53. Solvothermal synthesis of nonstoichiometric hydroxyapatite nanoparticles
54. Procedury charakteryzacji nanoproszków
55. Oferty nanoproszków - Laboratorium Nanostruktur, Instytut Wysokich Ciśnien PAN
56. Nanofotonika dla małych i średnich przedsiębiorstw - mapy dorogowe i analizy SWOT  najważniejszych technologii.
57. Otwarcie konferencji
58. Polska  Platforma Nanotechnologii i zarys strategicznego programu "Nanotechnologia i wzrost inwestycji w B&R w Polsce"
59. Nowe mikrofalowe reaktory do syntez nanocząstek - wybrane zagadnienia badawcze i przykłady zastosowań
60. ZrO₂:Tb nanopowders obtained by coprecipitation method
61. ZnFe₂O₄/ZnO core-shell particles obtained by coprecipitation route
62. Hydrothermal Synthesis of ZnAl₂O₄ Spinel
63. Localization of rare-earth dopants in the lattice of nanocrystalline ZrO₂ - EXAFS study
64. Advanced nanoporous yttria-stabilized zirconia ceramics for luminescent oxygen sensors
65. Excitation transfer in zirconia nanocrystals and ceramics
66. Eu Luminescence in zirconia nanocrystals
67. ZnO ceramic sintering and luminescence properties
68. Oferta zaawansowanych materiałów w perspektywie 5 - 20 lat
69. Strategia rozwoju badań nanoproszków
70. Error bars in powder diffraction
71. Synthesis of doped ZnO nanopowders in microwave hydrothermal reactors
72. Characterization of nanopowders
73. Synthesis of Al doped ZnO nanopowders and their enhanced luminescence
74. Synthesis of nanopowders in supercritical water in a continuous flow reactor
75. A summary of results obtained in Working Group 002 "Synthesis and Processing of Nanopowders"
76. Summary of activities of Working Group D30/003 "Synthesis and Processing of Nanopowders"
77. Doped zirconia nanopowders made in microwave – pressure reactor
78. Combining microwave and pressure techniques for hydrothermal synthesis of ZnO and ZrO₂ nanopowders doped with a range of metal ions
79. Luminescence properties of zinc oxide nanopowders doped with Al ions obtained by the hydrothermal and vapour condensation methods.
80. Mechanical property of nano-TiO2 dispersed Al65Cu20Ti15 amorphous/nanocrystalline matrix bulk composite prepared by mechanical alloying and high pressure sintering
81. Microwave technique applied on the hydrothermal synthesis and sintering of calcia stabilized zirconia nanoparticles
82. Luminescence properties of cerium doped Y₃Al₅O₁₂ nanopowders and nanoceramic
83. Yttrium-Aluminum Garnet Synthesized in the Medium of Supercritical Fluids
84. Advanced nanostructural zirconia ceramics for optical oxygen sensors
85. Study of undoped and doped zirconia nanocrystals luminescence
86. Doping of ZnO nanopowders with Mn, Ni and Cr In an ultrasound and microwave driver hydrothermal reaction
87. Localization of rare-earth dopants in the lattice of nanocrystalline ZrO₂ - EXAFS study
88. Zirconia-based nanomaterials for oxygen sensor - generation, characterisation and optical properties
89. Production of doped and non doped ceramics nanoparticles for optical applications
90. Synthesis, sintering and properties of doped nanocrystalline powders of zirconia, zinc oxide and yttrium aluminum garnet (YAG)
91. Characterization of nanocrystalline ZrO₂ doped with Rare-Earth elements synthesized via High Pressure Hydrothermal Method
92. Particle Size Distribution of ZrO₂:Pr³⁺- Influences of pH, High Power Ultrasound, Surfactant and Dopant Quantity
93. Time-Resolved Luminescence Characteristics of Doped YAG and YAP Nanopowders
94. Cathodoluminescence of Al doped ZnO nanopowders
95. Morphology of Al doped Zinc Oxide Obtained using Hydrothermal and Vapour Condensation Methods
96. Luminescence and structural properties of rare-earth doped YAG nanoceramics
97. Optimization of conditions of preparation of YAG nanopowders for sintering of translucent ceramics
98. The influence of ZrO₂ containing 10% Eu ³⁺ on the polyurethane hard domain structure of nano-composites with luminescence properties
99. Growth and properties of ytterbium doped KY(WO₄)₂ nanocomposites
100. Investigations on the utilization of nano zinc oxides synthesized by hydrothermal method in rubber compounds
101. Doping of ZnO nanopowders with Mn and Cr in an ultrasound and microwave driven hydrothermal reaction
102. Investigations of phase composition and grain size distribution in Pr doped ZrO2
103. Dyfraktometryczna analiza mikro- i makro-naprężeń w spiekach i kompozytach otrzymanych pod wysokim ciśnieniem i wysoką temperaturą.
104. Nasze wyniki, zdania i sposoby ich realizacji
105. Morphology of Al doped zinc oxide obtained by the vapour condensation method
106. The comparison of the properties of YAG obtained by coprecipitation and SCR method
107. Synthesis of nanopowders at elevated pressure and their characterisation - summary of work of the WG-002
108. Accuracy of XRD size measurements of nanocrystals
109. Morphology of Al-Doped Zinc Oxide Obtained by the Vapour Condensation Methods
110. SWOT analysis of various reactors used for synthesis of nanopwoders in our Working Group
111. Preliminary research on zirconia based optical oxygen sensor
112. Preparation and electrical properties of the BaTiO3 nanoceramics
113. Current trends in the development of metallic nanomaterials: results of a study carried out within the EC project Nanoroad SME
114. Microstructural Evolution in Mechanical Alloying and Hot Pressing of Aluminium and 316 Stainless Steel Powder Blend
115. Time-resolved luminescence of nanostructured ZnO
116. Prediction of degree of localisation of misfit dislocation cores in intercrystalline interfaces based on interfacial adhesion
117. Kinetic and thermodynamic factors leading to dissolution of cementite in pearlitic steel subjected to severe plastic deformation under pressure
118. Yttria stabilized zirconia nanocrystals luminescence
119. Application of XRD diffraction methods for determination of grain size distribution in nanoparticles
120. Optical investigations of RE-doped YAG nanoceramics
121. Nanocrystalline SiC compacts obtained by sintering of laser synthesized nanopowders under extreme pressures
122. Electrical properties of nanocrystalline ZrO2 at high-pressure
123. High-pressure Induced Structural Decomposition of RE-doped YAG Nanoceramics
124. Synthesis of Al-doped ZnO nanomaterials with controlled luminescence properties
125. Sintering of nanopowders under high pressure
126. Synthesis and properties of GaAs nano-composites
127. SiC-Zn nanocomposites obtained using high-pressure infiltration technique
128. Combination of ECAP and Hydrostatic Extrusion for ultra-fine grain (UFG) microstructure generation in 99.98% nickel.
129. Mechanical properties and deformation behaviour of ultra-fine grained nickel.
130. Grain Size and Grain Size Distribution of Nanocrystalline Pr-doped Zirconia Powders Obtained in High Pressure Microwave Reactor
131. Influence of synthesis conditions on the particles size and the morphology of zinc oxide nanopowders
132. Measuring the Grain Size Distribution of Pr-doped Zirconia Nanopowders obtained by Microwave Driven Hydrothermal Synthesis
133. Excellent mechanical properties of UFG metals and alloys, subjected to combination of severe plastic deformation methods.
134. An FT-IR Spectroscopic Investigation of Hydroxide Groups in Nano-Crystals of ZrO2.
135. Development of microstructure and mechanical properties in nickel deformed by hydrostatic extrusion
136. Structural and luminescence properties of yttrium-aluminum garnet (YAG) nanoceramics
137. Biocompatibility of thin films based on hydrothermal synthesized HAp
138. Hybrid HAp- maleic anhydride copolymer nanocomposites obtained by in situ functionalisation
139. Fabrication and electrical properties of Eu³⁺:BaTiO₃ nanoceramics for SOFC
140. Luminescence of ZrO₂ nanocrystals
141. Molecular impurities in the luminescent ZnO nanocrystals
142. Powder precursors for nanoceramics: cleaning and compaction
143. Investigation of the microstructure of SiC-Zn nanocomposites by microscopic methods: SEM, AFM and TEM
144. Sythesis of metal-ceramic nanocomposites by high-pressure infiltration
145. X-Ray investigations of the natural and artificial White Etching Layer
146. Diffusion and diffusion induced defects in GaN
147. Excellent Mechanical Properties of Nickel Processed by High Pressure Techniques
148. Microwave driven hydrothermal synthesis of iron oxide - the effect of process parameter on the properties of the nanopowders
149. Relaxation processes in ZrO2 at high pressures
150. Luminescence of ZrO2 and ZnO nanocrystals
151. Zinc oxide nanopowders obtained by the microwave-hydrothermal route
152. Microwave driven hydrothermal synthesis of Pr-doped zirconia nanopowders
153. New hydroxyapatite based nanomaterials for potential use in medical fields
154. Correlation between high-pressure ZrO2 electrical properties and crystallite size
155. Precise determination of full Grain Size Distribution from diffraction peak profile as a result of kinematical theory of diffraction for polidispersive nanomaterials
156. Pressure Effect on Grain Boundary Diffusion in Al Bicrystals
157. Microstructure of Surface Layers of Raiways After Heavy Exploatation
158. Normal Grain Growth in 2-d Strips of Polycrystalline Aluminium Under High Pressure
159. Reaction Diffusion in Metallic Systems under High Pressure
160. High Pressure Effect on Grain Boundary Wetting in Aluminium Bicrystals
161. Pressure Effect on Interface Energy, Diffusion and Reactions
162. Microwave-Hydrothermal Synthesis of Nanostructured Pr-Doped Zirconia Powders
163. The Strain Induced Cementite Dissolution in Carbon Steels-Experimental Facts and Theoretical Approach
164. Effect of SPD Grain Refinement and Peculiarity of Structure and Mechanical Properties of UFG Ni
165. Luminescense of Nanosize ZrO2
166. Structure, Morphology and Luminescence Properties of Pr-doped Nanocrystalline ZrO2 Obtained by Hydrothermal Method
167. Nanostructure Formation on the Surface of Railway Tracks and Wheelsets
168. Hydrothermal Synthesis of Zinc Oxide Nanopowders with Microwaves Applications
169. Microwave Driven Hydrothermal Synthesis of Iron Oxide Nanopowders
170. Indentation Technique for Determination if Mechanical Behavior of Nanomaterials (Bulk and Coatings)