Metals are used in almost every aspect of modern society including transport, energy, housing, healthcare, food and technology. Innovation continues to develop more useful metal-containing materials for wider and more specialised applications (for example, new energy technologies including solar cells, batteries and wind generation) and to produce complex electronic devices and networks.

However, with the increasing amounts of metals in circulation, it's essential that we're aware of and able to manage potentially hazardous properties, and that they're evaluated appropriately in order to protect people and the environment.

This webinar explored the increasing demand for metals, the importance of metals science and potentially hazardous properties. View the webinar recording below:

Speakers:

Violaine Verougstraete, Chemicals Management Director, Eurometaux
Erik Smolders, Professor, KU Leuven

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If you'd like to learn more about this subject and how metals interact within toxicology and ecotoxicology, we have a??new eLearning course, co-developed with Eurometaux, ICMM and ARCHE Consulting, Metals and Inorganic Metal Compounds in Toxicology and Ecotoxicology. Find out more

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Metals and their toxicity

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