Topic: Green chemistry

This article reviews the history of mechanochemistry and explores how digitalisation, robotics and AI could improve its reproducibility and scalability.

This Greening Chemistry column challenges resistance to mechanochemistry’s broader adoption by synthetic chemists.

This paper studies the preparation of perillartine and N-tert-butyl-α-phenylnitrone (PBN) by vibrating and planetary ball-milling.

This webinar introduces the basic concepts of mechanochemistry, providing an overview of different reactor/milling techniques with a strong focus on scalable technologies.

Isaiah Speight, William & Mary assistant professor of chemistry, discusses the pros of taking a green chemistry approach.

A webinar session about the challenges of assessing risk and impurities in mechanochemical synthesis.

A webinar session about ball mills and how to use them to scale up mechanochemical transformations.

This webinar itroduces DesSolutio’s role on scale-up strategies and process simulation for pharmaceutical manufacturing.

Vânia André presents the role of IST-ID within IMPACTIVE, partner focused on multicomponent systems and solid-state characterisation.

In this webinar, Renzo Luisi explains all about SusPharma project and its objective: moving towards sustainable pharmaceutical manufacturing processes.