On the nanopartikel.info website, find information about the NanoINHAL project, which focuses on in-vitro testing for airborne nanomaterials. Summarize the project's primary objective, how its technology works, its timeline, and its current status, including any reasons for delays and what is needed for its completion.
Navigate to the 'Forschung' (Research) page. Click on the 'Projekte' (Projects) link. Locate the 'NanoINHAL' project and click its 'Weiterlesen' (Read more) link. On the 'NanoINHAL' project page, read the 'Projektbericht' (Project Report) section. Identify and synthesize the project's goal, technology, duration, and current status, including reasons for delays and completion needs.
State that the project's purpose is to develop a device-based method for screening airborne (nano)materials for their toxic effects. Describe the technology as an exposure unit for human alveolar lung models and a microfluidic two-organ chip, combining into a compact NanoCube System. Provide the project duration: originally June 1, 2019 - May 31, 2022, extended until March 31, 2023. Explain that the final feasibility study was delayed due to the Corona pandemic. State that the project partners are currently seeking suitable final funding for completion.