
From Imaging to Insight: A FAIR Knowledge
Infrastructure for Integrated Characterisation and Safety Profiling of
Graphene-Family Materials
📅 VIRTUAL EVENT | June 10, 2026 | 10:00–11:00 CET –
ACCORDs KI Webinar: Linking Imaging, Characterisation and Risk Assessment
ACCORDs invites you to a focused virtual workshop introducing the ACCORDs Knowledge Infrastructure — an integrated FAIR-compliant platform designed to support harmonised characterization and safety profiling of graphene-family materials and other advanced materials. The session will present how imaging data, physico-chemical characterization, biological testing, and risk-related information can be connected within a structured digital environment to enable reproducible workflows and cross-disciplinary collaboration.
The workshop will showcase key functionalities of the platform, including the image atlas, protocol integration, multi-modal characterization approaches, AI/ML-supported analysis workflows, and the linking of experimental results to materials and protocols.
Practical examples involving graphene-family materials will demonstrate how the infrastructure supports advanced data analysis and decision-making, with broader applicability to other advanced materials.
Participants will also have the opportunity to explore practical use cases and engage with project partners through short expert presentations and a live demonstration of the ACCORDs Knowledge Infrastructure.
Agenda
Part 1 — Project & Knowledge Infrastructure Overview
- Welcome & Introduction to ACCORDs
Speaker: Damjana Drobne, University of Ljubljana – Project Coordinator. - Industrial Needs for Reliable Characterisation of Graphene Materials
Speaker: Alexander Doolin, HAYDALE. - Correlative Physico-Chemical Characterisation Approaches in ACCORDs
Speaker: Dan Hodoroaba, BAM. - Linking Characterisation Data with OECD-Relevant Safety Assessment
Speaker: Mary Gulumian, NWU. - Imaging Workflows and Data Integration
Speaker: Kerstin Jurkschat, University of Oxford. - ACCORDs Knowledge Infrastructure Overview
Speaker: Barry Hardy, Edelweiss Connect
Part 2 — Live Demonstration of ACCORDs Knowledge Infrastructure
Practical Demonstration of the ACCORDs KI: Live Demonstration: Atlas, Protocols and Integrated Characterisation Workflows
Conclusions & Next Steps
Who Should Attend
- Industry, SMEs & technology platforms: Companies developing or commercialising graphene-family materials, 2D materials, and other advanced materials seeking harmonised characterization approaches, reproducible workflows, and support for safety and regulatory readiness.
- Research and innovation communities: Universities, research and technology organisations working on advanced materials characterization, imaging, biological testing, data integration, and AI/ML-supported analysis workflows.
- Regulators, policy makers & standardisation bodies: Organisations involved in the development of regulatory frameworks, guidelines, and standards for advanced materials, and policy stakeholders interested in FAIR data approaches and safety profiling methodologies.
- Wider stakeholder community and society: Associations, interest groups, and stakeholders interested in the safe and sustainable development of advanced materials, transparency in research, and access to knowledge infrastructures supporting informed public and scientific dialogue.
