Starting this year, the Nanosafety research group led by Professor Mauricio Escudey will offer an elective course on Nanosafety for students of the Faculty of Chemistry and Biology of Universidad de Santiago de Chile. The initiative includes specially designed teaching materials, bibliography, scientific articles, supporting content and assessments in each module. The course aims to familiarize researchers with the characteristics of nanoparticles and the correct procedures to follow when handling and storing these products and samples.
CEDENNA will offer the first elective course on Nanosafety at the Usach Faculty of Chemistry and Biology
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