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Announcing the New California Nanotechnology Industry Network (CalNIN) Website

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CalNIN

A new website has been designed to be a platform for sharing information on nanotechnology policy, legislative, and regulatory initiatives in California. The website -- www.calnin.org -- provides regular updates on areas and initiatives that could potentially impact the development or use of nanomaterials in California. It also includes information on broader nano-initiatives, recognizing that such initiatives can and will influence nanomaterials policy developments and decisions in California and elsewhere.

The site currently includes overviews of key programs to watch in California, as well as policy and viewpoints on nanotechnology from parties outside of California. The homepage includes a quick description of the California Department of Toxic Substances Control’s (DTSC) new leader, Debbie Rafael, who will be instrumental in determining when, how, and whether new nano-regulations emerge in California. Visitors also have the opportunity to join the CalNIN mailing list. Subscribers will receive periodic updates, which may include information on upcoming events, new developments within the nano-industry, significant updates to the website, and other relevant and timely information.

The website was designed and developed by Bergeson & Campbell, P.C. (B&C) and B&C Consortia Management, L.L.C. as a courtesy to the nano-community, and a reflection of our commitment to it. We invite you to visit the website and share the information with other interested parties. If you have items that you think should be included on the website, please contact the web administrator, Jake Vandevort, at jvandevort@bc-cm.com.

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