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Sprintexs compressor technology is now being applied to electric drive compressor applications, hydrogen fuel cells and industrial oil-free...

Green chemistry Sustainable chemistry, also known as green chemistry, is a broad field that addresses and solves important environmental problems related to climate change. The goal of experts in this field is to support the change of industrial production toward a no-waste generation and almost zero pollution. Sustainability has long been high on Stockholm University’s agenda, and the university is now taking a broader approach to tie existing sustainability research and education to the are...

P2 Science Appoints Professor Vânia Leite to Scientific Advisory Board Share Article WOODBRIDGE, Conn. (PRWEB) May 25, 2021 P2 Science Inc., a green chemistry company, announced that Professor Vânia Leite has joined the company’s scientific advisory board (SAB). Leite is a professor of cosmetology at the Federal University of São Paulo in Brazil and holds the position of Honorary Senior Research Fellow at the University of Que...

P2 Science Appoints Dr. Brian Goodall to Scientific Advisory Board Share Article WOODBRIDGE, Conn. (PRWEB) May 14, 2021 P2 Science Inc., a green chemistry company, announced that Brian Goodall has joined the company’s scientific advisory board. Goodall has significant global experience in renewable chemicals and energy, as well as catalysis and polymers. Among his recent leadership positions in the field, he served as VP Business...

Product awareness: Sunscreen and palm oil 14th May 2021 Bridging World Earth Day on April 22 and World Ocean’s Day on June 8 the Chronicle aims to run a series of articles that hope to help address the various ways people can ‘Restore Our Earth’, this week it’s everyday product awareness. Chronicle reporter Eyleen Gomez looks into the environmental impact of sunscreen and palm oil. As bathing season approaches and everyone hits the beach with friends and family most will be wearing s...

 E-Mail A $100 million gift from FedEx will help fund a new center at Yale University focused on developing natural solutions for reducing atmospheric carbon. The Center for Natural Carbon Capture will support and accelerate applied research across academic disciplines, helping to establish a more sustainable and healthier future for our planet. The goal of the center will be to develop interventions that enhance the Earths abilities to store carbon and methods that model these natural process...