sustainable-chemistry

One of the best definitions of sustainable chemistry are the 12 principles of green chemistry. Here's how Asynt's product range can help improve these in your lab The post Tools for Improving your Sustainable Chemistry appeared first on Asynt .

The Asynt Chemistry October 2025 Newsletter is packed with valuable insights, exciting updates, and a touch of Halloween fun. The post Asynt October 2025 Chemistry Newsletter – Sustainable Chemistry & Seasonal Offers appeared first on Asynt .

Case Study: Sustainable chemistry at the University of Liverpool and a day in the life of a chemistry student... The post New case study: Sustainable chemistry at the University of Liverpool appeared first on Asynt .

We revisit Revive Eco in their labs to see the progress of their sustainable chemistry developments with the potential for worldwide application. The post Recycling Abandoned Materials | Sustainable Chemistry at Revive Eco appeared first on Asynt .

“As a keen observer and contributor to the carbon conversion field, I see a lot of pilots and industrial plants going up that will lead to tremendous growth in the next decade.”~Dr. Deepak Pant, Senior Scientist, Sustainable Chemistry at Flemish Institute for Technological Research (VITO) Deepak is currently working on electrosynthesis and resource recovery, specifically the design and... Source

Project will explore new chemical bonding motifs with novel reactivity to help develop sustainable chemical processes

An innovative 2 day meeting brings together a panel of over 150 prominent leaders and scientists, exploring Sustainable Chemistry, aiming to innovate processes to improve product performance whilst delivering environmental […]

Zachary M. Hudson is an Associate Professor and Canada Research Chair in Sustainable Chemistry at the University of British Columbia. Zac completed his B.Sc. at Queen’s University in Kingston, Ontario. He remained at Queen’s to pursue a Ph.D. in Inorganic Chemistry under the supervision of Prof. Suning Wang, focusing on the development of […]

Behind the flask: we talk with Dr Sarah Cleary of HydRegen where the team are developing novel and sustainable strategies for using the growing toolbox of NADH-dependent redox biocatalysts in chemical synthesis. The post Behind the flask: Sustainable chemical manufacturing appeared first on Asynt .

The Centre for Sustainable Chemistry is housed in a brand new carbon neutral laboratory, the first of its kind in the UK, as part of the University of Nottingham. Part funded by a very generous gift from GlaxoSmithKline, the building will serve as a hub to catalyse new collaborations with industry. The Centre is unique in the UK not only in its design but also in its focus on world-leading resear…

Element 19 (which is the number for potassium on the periodic table) shines a light on the remarkable Caltech discovery of a renewable potassium-based catalyst.…

The Future of Sustainable Chemistry As part of the ongoing events of the International Year of Chemistry, I was interviewed last month for a webinar titled “The Future of Sustainable Chemistry” which in turn is part of a broader series of webinars called “The Future We Create“. These events are sponsored mainly by the DOW […]