Target audience: Researchers

Author: Franziska Emmerling
Lecture on mechanochemistry for MSC and BSC students on a regular basis.

Author(s): Michele Prencipe, Alessia Bacchi and Paul Pio Mazzeo.
PoEM is a calculation free software that allows you to determine the eutectic point of a real binary mixture, given the temperatures and enthalpies of fusion of the two components of the mixture.

Author(s): Evelina Colacino and IMPACTIVE.
The first edition of the IMPACTIVE webinar series, featuring Evelina Colacino, IMPACTIVE project coordinator. In it, she explains all about the project and how mechanochemistry can help address shortages in the European pharmaceutical supply chain.

Author: Dominik Lungerich.
This platform is designed to streamline calculations related to electron beam interactions, specifically Knock-on Displacement Cross Sections (σKO) and Ionization Cross Sections (σrBEB). By leveraging well-established theoretical equations, the calculator enables researchers to effortlessly compute essential scattering and energy parameters by simply entering the required inputs.

Author(s): Michele Prencipe, Paolo P. Mazzeo and Alessia Bacchi.

The prediction of the phase behaviour of a mixture of solid components when they come into contact is of high interest in fast growing research fields such as mechanochemistry and deep eutectic solvents (DESs). This paper provides a friendly predictive tool (PoEM, i.e. Predictor of Eutectic Mixtures), along with some guidelines and quantitative references, to quickly estimate the variation in the melting point due to the mixture of reactants for a mechanochemical process.

Author(s): Dominik Lungerich, Clément Cabanetos, Jongseong Park, Sol Lee and Orein F. Jafter.
A general calculation method for traversing synthetic protocols derived from mixer or planetary ball mills; finding the point impact energy Eimpact of a single collision between the ball and the molecules, and the cumulative energy Etotal, which is transferred to the reaction mixture during the whole milling process.

Author: Sanità 33.
Evelina Colacino, IMPACTIVE project coordinator, is interviewed by the Italian media outlet Sanità 33. The discussion focuses on pharmaceutical sustainability, specifically on pharmaceutical synthesis and her work on developing molecules without the use of solvents.

Author: Ruhr University Bochum.
Interview with Bulgarian chemist Desislava Dobreva, one of the founders of the start-up Mechanolution. The aim of the start-up is to make chemical synthesis more environmentally friendly.

Edited by: Evelina Colacino , Guido Ennas , Ivan Halasz , Andrea Porcheddu and Alessandra Scano.
This book focuses on the rediscovery of mechanochemistry for inorganic, organic and organo-metallic materials. Focus on experimental techniques and equipment will show how to implement mechanochemistry as an innovative way to sustainability in academic laboratories. The contents are ideal for researchers starting off in industry and academia, as well as advanced students.