Richard Denison, Ph.D., is a Senior Scientist.
In some nanotechnology circles, it is almost a mantra that, once released to the environment, nanoparticles will inevitably aggregate or agglomerate into larger masses and thereby lose their nanoscale-related properties and, by implication at least, any associated risks.
But can we count on nanoparticles released to the environment to self-regulate their own risk so conveniently? Read More