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Team on 05 May 2006
Seminar explores green frontiers
"Green frontiers - novel chemical technologies" is the latest in the University of Cambridge Horizon seminar series.
"Green frontiers - novel chemical technologies" is the latest in the University of Cambridge Horizon seminar series Reducing the damaging environmental effects of industry and complying with increasingly stringent environmental regulations requires substantial efforts in devising new technologies and developing cleaner production methods
This article was originally published on Engineeringtalk on 28 Sep 2004 at 8.00am (UK)
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Cambridge University's June Horizon seminar entitled "Green frontiers - novel chemical technologies" will highlight the new and exciting research undertaken in novel chemical technologies, waste treatment, materials recycling and process efficiency that minimise waste and lower damage to the environment and human health.
Leading academic and industry experts from a range of disciplines will address key issues and detail the latest scientific advances and new thinking in this field.
Speakers include Prof Howard Chase, Prof Derek Fray, Dr Jonathan Goodman and Dr Florian Hollfelder (University of Cambridge), Prof Mark Hillmyer (University of Minnesota) and Andreas Kicherer (Head of Eco-efficiency, BASF), to name just a few.
The seminar promises to be an indispensable guide to novel chemical technologies with great commercial and scientific potential and will be of vital interest to companies involved in chemicals, chemical engineering, pharmaceuticals, packaging, the food industry, waste management, textiles and retail as well as public sector organisations.
The seminar will take place at the Centre for Mathematical Sciences on 27th June 2006, and will be followed by a summer garden party in the grounds of Jesus College.
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