16:20 - 18:00
Methods and methodologies in risk research, part II
Room: G1352
Oral session
Chair/s:
Fatima Nasser
S17-01
Assessing current regulatory methods for nanomaterial toxicity testing with Daphnia magna: updating traditional methods for novel materials to accurately determine risk.
Fatima Nasser, Iseult Lynch
University of Birmingham School of Geography, Earth and Environmental Science, Birmingham, United Kingdom
S17-02
Integration among safety and security protections in the risk evaluation of industrial process facilities
Gabriele Landucci, Ruth Prins, Bibi van den Berg
Institute of Security and Global Affairs, Faculty of Governance and Global Affairs, Leiden University, Den Haag, Netherlands
S17-03
Processes of governance failure in the nuclear industry and the assessment of governance risk
Jerry Busby 1, Tom Anderson 2
1 Lancaster University, Lancaster, United Kingdom, 2 Bluestream Consulting, Penrith, United Kingdom
S17-04
Searching for side-effects: an institutional analysis of knowledge accumulation on adverse drug reactions over the drug life-cycle
Jarno Hoekman
Innovation Studies Group, Copernicus Institute of Sustainable Development, Utrecht University, Utrecht, Netherlands
S17-05
Are current methods of risk identification fit for the 4.0 industrial revolution?
Ann Parchment
Surrey Business School University of Surrey Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, Guildford, United Kingdom