RSC Symposium 2024
About The Event
In the modern world alternative disruptive process technologies coupled with alternative sources of chemicals and materials are being explored to improve processes by replacing hard-target materials or traditional production processes, or both. Particular attention has been paid to extracting value from waste (especially materials that pollute the environment) and to recycling/ reusing/ repurposing activities which offer many extra benefits, ranging from a cheaper source of key precursor compounds to completely new processing technologies. In other areas the study of natural resource utilisation to access novel chemistry offers an attractive alternative to current practices.
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“Continuous Processing for a Continuous Future: ETERNAL's Sustainable Practices”
“A practical toolbox for deprotection and fluorination of organic molecules”
“Batch-to-Continuous Case Studies for Specialty Chemical Manufacturing”
“Visualized whole system understanding for Resource Innovation in Speciality Chemicals”
“Supply Chain Resilience Realised using Continuous Manufacturing & Decentralised Production”
“How to speed up API development using flow chemistry”
“Developing new manufacturing processes with ‘old’ enzymes”
“Flow chemistry as a process technology in industry - Miprowa reactors revolutionize chemical processes”
“Black Powders & Spheres: Precious Metal Catalysts for Efficient Production of Value-Added Chemicals”
“The use of alternative sources of energy in flow chemistry and the development of automatized microfluidic systems for the high-throughput synthesis of active ingredients”
“Exploring Efficient Routes for Precious Metals Recovery from Complex Homogeneous Systems”
“Continuous production of a functional consumer care product through process innovation”
“Odour profiling of samples to optimise the prototyping design and production process of hotmelt adhesives”
“A Case Study on Sonichem's Ultrasonic Fractionation of Biomass”
“Ethenolysis as a new tool for the chemical industry”