The Nanosafety laboratory led by Dr. Mauricio Escudey obtained in the Fondequip 2020 competition the funds needed to acquire highly specialized equipment that will make it possible to study nanoparticulate matter in the atmosphere. The unit allows a wide range of studies, including preventing contamination of workers exposed to nanoparticles in different industries, as well as of scientists and researchers themselves. It will put the country at the forefront of knowledge, as there is only one equivalent in Latin America, in Mexico.
Nanosafety Laboratory will have unique equipment in South America
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