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GCI Nexus Blog - Page 60

The Nexus Blog and Newsletter is published by the ACS Green Chemistry Institute® to connect and expand the global green chemistry and engineering community. Learn more about us: www.acs.org/gci.
CBriddell
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By Federico H. Cova, PhD Candidate at Balseiro Institute, Argentina

When working in the field of alternative energy sources it is usual to think only in the part of the process in which the research is centered. From this view, you can always say that what

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Dr. Joseph Fortunak: Green Chemistry and Equal Access to Medicines

“Everybody gets into chemistry because you want to help the world somehow,” says Dr. Joseph Fortunak. Motivated by this, Dr. Fortunak graduated from the University of Wisconsin-Madison with a PhD in Organic Chemistry and after a postdoctoral stint at Camb

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CBriddell
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How Green Chemistry Could Be Integrated into Existing Environmental Regulations in Brazil

Every year, students from all over the world come to the ACS Summer School on Green Chemistry & Sustainable Energy. This year, one student from Brazil, Thaíla de Mello Florêncio, took her knowledge gained from the program and co-authored a paper with her

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Green Techniques for Organic Synthesis and Medicinal Chemistry

Since the birth of green chemistry in the 1990's, there has been an ever increasing amount of research done to understand how to synthesize and design molecules in a framework that takes into account toxicity, process efficiency, and environmental impact.

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CBriddell
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UPenn's New Vagelos Integrated Program on Energy Research (VIPER) Program

by Jane Dmochowski, Ph.D., Managing Director, VIPER


Pictured from left to right VIPER class of 2016: Anjali Khetan, Eric Lu, Meehir Pathare, Albert Xiao,
Julia Fordham, David (Jin Soo) Lim, Gerardo Cedillo Servin, and Connor Lippincott.

The University of Pe

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CBriddell
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GreenCentre Canada Helps Bring Green Chemistry  From Academia to Market

By Phllip Jessop, Ph.D., Technical Director, GreenCentre Canada

More and more green chemistry technologies are being invented at the chemistry and chemical engineering departments of universities, but far too few of those technologies actually make it to m

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Harnessing Nature's Chemical Factories

“What we really need is a biological alternative to industry.” This was the comment that Stephen del Cardayre remembers Berkeley Professor Joe Neilands making to him one day over lunch many years ago. Although he can’t remember the exact quote, the idea s

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Is Green Chemistry Sustainable in South Africa?

By Dr. Vincent Nyamori and Dr. Werner Van Zyl, June 2012

Green chemistry is a philosophy that aims to reduce or eliminate the use and generation of waste and to maximise the efficiency of chemical products and processes. As such, green chemistry can be app

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