Few new technologies today are as promising as nanotechnology – or, for many, as intimidating. The most important shifts, after all, always require the most adaptation and have the greatest impact on society, and therein lies their potential – not least of which is the possibility of an increased role for science centres, science museums and other science-society interfaces in nanotechnology developments.

But any such work first requires a good understanding of what is happening already, shared between all stakeholders involved so as to put them all on the same page. This is that page: here, you’ll find NANO2ALL’s full reports on the current state of nanotech in the EU – from policy to societal impacts – as well as on the public perception of nanotechnology in Europe.

So, whether you are a science engagement organisation planning an event on nanotechnology, a researcher in the field, a policymaker looking for data or simply a concerned citizen, you are welcome to use these resources and thereby further your own projects. Good reading!