Mechanochemistry towards greener pharmaceuticals

Innovative processes to revolutionise how we manufacture drugs and chemicals

Greener pharma

The pharmaceutical industry generates tons of toxic waste and carbon emissions. Moreover, it often relies on the supply chains of chemicals and catalysts, which limits timely production during emergencies.

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Mechano…what?

Mechanochemistry gets rid of solvents. It uses mechanical force, like grinding and milling, to drive chemical reactions. It’s succesfully used by other industrial sectors (aerospace, cosmetics, fertilisers…). Now, IMPACTIVE will validate its use in pharma.

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An impactful solution

IMPACTIVE is a project funded by the European Commission, which counts on 17 partners in 10 different countries. Our expertise covers the whole value chain, from research to industry and innovation, which will ensure our solutions find ways to market.

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Strong industrial collaboration

IMPACTIVE counts with the industry from the start. 2 international companies (Merck & Novartis) are part of the project, to help with the scaling up.

Meet DesSolutio, translating the chemistry lab to the fab

Our partner DesSolutio bridges chemistry and engineering to help scale up mechanochemical processes within IMPACTIVE. Discover how in this blogpost.

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Gas or liquid, mechanochemistry works there too

Researchers widely study how to apply mechanochemistry in solids and even liquids, but other states of matter can also take part. This article gives an overview of the topic. Enjoy!

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Join our green chemistry scale-up webinar with DesSolutio

We are thrilled to announce our seventh webinar session. Save the date: it will take place on Wednesday, 11 March at 17:00 CET and will feature a presentation by our researcher Juan Martín Pividori, from DesSolutio.

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