News Year - Any -20242023202220212020201920182017201620152014 Month - Any -JanuaryFebruaryMarchAprilMayJuneJulyAugustSeptemberOctoberNovemberDecember Authored on Min Max Measuring exposure to radio-frequency radiation from 5G-NR telephony in South Korea 18th September 2020 Ineris asked the Technical Centre for Mechanical Industries (Cetim, Centre technique des industries mécaniques) to carry out a measurement campaign on exposure to the new 5G-NR (New Radio) telecommunications networks being prepared in France in 2020. Discover 20 years of changes in air quality mapped by Ineris 16th September 2020 Ineris publishes an online map collection that traces changes in air quality in France from 2000 to 2019. Discover Air quality monitoring: Ineris and LNE join forces to certify sensor systems 10th September 2020 On 31 July 2020, the National Laboratory of Metrology and Testing (LNE, Laboratoire national de métrologie et d’essais) created the “Environmental Instrumentation Certification” (CIE, Certification Instrumentation pour l’Environnement) association in order to establish a certification of sensor systems for measuring air quality. Discover BlackCycle: a major European project to recycle worn tyres into new tyres 9th September 2020 The Institute is participating in the BlackCycle project, coordinated by Michelin, the world leader in tyres. Discover SVHC: call for companies to list their products! 20th July 2020 Eight out of ten people are worried about “the effects of chemical products in everyday consumables”*. As well as their obligation to inform, brands must adapt to this new attitude. Ineris is one of the partners of the LIFE AskReach project, which is developing the Scan4Chem mobile application. This application enables consumers to screen everyday objects and find out whether or not they contain substances of very high concern (SVHC), which is likely to guide their consumption choices. At this stage, Ineris is asking brands to volunteer to enter their products into the database and expand the information available to consumers. Discover Support to the World Bank concerning air quality: webinar for the implementation of fine particulate matter monitoring in Cairo, Egypt 6th July 2020 Ineris has recently organised two sessions of theoretical training on the subject of a better understanding of the sources of atmospheric pollution in Cairo, based on an analysis of the chemical composition of particulate matter. They brought together around thirty Egyptian participants, as well as our partners from the World Bank and the Cyprus Institute, by videoconference. Discover Deep underground mining: renewed partnership agreement with the Swedish company Boliden 25th May 2020 Ineris and the Swedish company Boliden, a mining specialist, have renewed their research partnership agreement for a period of 3 years. This agreement aims to make progress in the assessment and control of geotechnical and geological risks in deep underground mining. Discover kdown and the environment: the impact on air quality in Europe 20th April 2020 After releasing a French version last week, Ineris has developed a Europe version of the tool, which displays daily effects that the lockdown is having on nitrogen dioxide and particulate matter concentrations. Discover Fire and environment: Ineris contributes to an international research roadmap 14th April 2020 Ineris has taken part in an international study initiated by the U.S. National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) on the impact fires have on the environment. This study, which has just been published, provides a state-of-the-art report on this as yet little documented scientific subject, accompanied by a roadmap identifying the priority areas for knowledge advancement. Discover Quali-SIL Certification in Europe: Vinçotte leads the way in the Benelux region 6th April 2020 For several years now, Ineris has implemented the Quali-SIL certification to help companies make their safety instrumented systems (SIS) more reliable and meet the requirements of standards and regulations. With over 1,500 certificates already issued, Quali-SIL is currently recognised throughout Europe. Discover Previous Current page: 8 Total number of pages /16 Next
Measuring exposure to radio-frequency radiation from 5G-NR telephony in South Korea 18th September 2020 Ineris asked the Technical Centre for Mechanical Industries (Cetim, Centre technique des industries mécaniques) to carry out a measurement campaign on exposure to the new 5G-NR (New Radio) telecommunications networks being prepared in France in 2020. Discover
20 years of changes in air quality mapped by Ineris 16th September 2020 Ineris publishes an online map collection that traces changes in air quality in France from 2000 to 2019. Discover
Air quality monitoring: Ineris and LNE join forces to certify sensor systems 10th September 2020 On 31 July 2020, the National Laboratory of Metrology and Testing (LNE, Laboratoire national de métrologie et d’essais) created the “Environmental Instrumentation Certification” (CIE, Certification Instrumentation pour l’Environnement) association in order to establish a certification of sensor systems for measuring air quality. Discover
BlackCycle: a major European project to recycle worn tyres into new tyres 9th September 2020 The Institute is participating in the BlackCycle project, coordinated by Michelin, the world leader in tyres. Discover
SVHC: call for companies to list their products! 20th July 2020 Eight out of ten people are worried about “the effects of chemical products in everyday consumables”*. As well as their obligation to inform, brands must adapt to this new attitude. Ineris is one of the partners of the LIFE AskReach project, which is developing the Scan4Chem mobile application. This application enables consumers to screen everyday objects and find out whether or not they contain substances of very high concern (SVHC), which is likely to guide their consumption choices. At this stage, Ineris is asking brands to volunteer to enter their products into the database and expand the information available to consumers. Discover
Support to the World Bank concerning air quality: webinar for the implementation of fine particulate matter monitoring in Cairo, Egypt 6th July 2020 Ineris has recently organised two sessions of theoretical training on the subject of a better understanding of the sources of atmospheric pollution in Cairo, based on an analysis of the chemical composition of particulate matter. They brought together around thirty Egyptian participants, as well as our partners from the World Bank and the Cyprus Institute, by videoconference. Discover
Deep underground mining: renewed partnership agreement with the Swedish company Boliden 25th May 2020 Ineris and the Swedish company Boliden, a mining specialist, have renewed their research partnership agreement for a period of 3 years. This agreement aims to make progress in the assessment and control of geotechnical and geological risks in deep underground mining. Discover
kdown and the environment: the impact on air quality in Europe 20th April 2020 After releasing a French version last week, Ineris has developed a Europe version of the tool, which displays daily effects that the lockdown is having on nitrogen dioxide and particulate matter concentrations. Discover
Fire and environment: Ineris contributes to an international research roadmap 14th April 2020 Ineris has taken part in an international study initiated by the U.S. National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) on the impact fires have on the environment. This study, which has just been published, provides a state-of-the-art report on this as yet little documented scientific subject, accompanied by a roadmap identifying the priority areas for knowledge advancement. Discover
Quali-SIL Certification in Europe: Vinçotte leads the way in the Benelux region 6th April 2020 For several years now, Ineris has implemented the Quali-SIL certification to help companies make their safety instrumented systems (SIS) more reliable and meet the requirements of standards and regulations. With over 1,500 certificates already issued, Quali-SIL is currently recognised throughout Europe. Discover