Science Policy & Risk Forums
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The Risk Forums, sponsored by the Office of the Chief Economist's Office of Risk Assessment and Cost Benefit Analysis and the Food Safety and Inspection Service's Risk Assessment Division, provide an opportunity for discussion of a broad range of policy-related scientific, and methodological issues concerning risk assessment. Forums are open to all public and private risk assessors.
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| 12/03/2010 | Application of a multicriteria decision making model based on probabilistic inversion to assess nanotechnology-enabled food products, Villie Flari, Food and Environment Research Agency, United Kingdom, Rabin Nelson, University of Delft, the Netherlands |
| 11/16/2010 | Moving beyond nanogeneralities - , Providing focus to nanopolicy progress, Richard Canady, International Life Sciences Institute Research Foundation, Steve Froggett, Expert Consultant, ICF International, Inc, Guillaume Gruere, International Food Policy, Research Institute |
| 03/16/2010 | The EPA's Stochastic Human Exposure and Dose Simulation |
| 10/07/2009 | Risk Analysis for Nanotechnology: State of the Science and Implications, Jo Anne Shatkin, Ph.D., Managing Director, CLF Ventures, Inc., Boston, Massachusetts |
| 11/12/2008 | State-of-the-Science Workshop Report: Issues and Approaches in Low Dose-Response Extrapolation for Environmental Health Risk Assessment,
Ronald H. White, Ila Cote, Lauren Zeise, Mary Fox, Francesca,
Dominici, Thomas A. Burke, Paul D. White, Dale B. Hattis and |
| 05/13/2008 | Agrifood Nanotechnology: Upstream Assessment of Risk and Oversight, Prof. Jennifer Kuzma, |
| 11/19/2007 | Dietary Exposure Assessment at the Food and Drug Administration: A comparison of exposure assessment methods used in the Total Diet Study and analyses of individual food products,Dr. Michael DiNovi and Katie Egan, U.S. Food and Drug Administration, Center for Food Safety and Applied Nutrition |
| 11/13/2007 | Are interdisciplinary approaches of any use to economists and risk assessors?, Dr. Robert OConnor |
| 10/16/2007 | Spring Valley Public Health Scoping Study, Legacy of US WWI Chemical Weapons Research: Case-Study of Environmental Epidemiology, Risk and Community Health Assessment in Washington, DC, Dr. Mary Fox, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health |
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