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How IMPACTIVE works
IMPACTIVE is organised in Work Packages, teams with complementary expertise that tackle different aspects of the overall goals of the project.
We make sure everyone works together smoothly. The management teams ensures the project meets its goals and objectives, and prepares all the important documents and reports for our funder: the European Commission.
Industrially, chemistry works in batches (like cooking pots of pasta) and continuous processes (like flowing water). This team will develop mechanochemistry methods for both systems, at a small lab scale.
We will develop multicomponent systems, such as co-crystals and salts, using mechanochemical processes. These methods are just proofs of concept, which will allow us to test and study these new mechanochemical routes towards scale-up. We must ensure everything works before building big stuff!
Our team will look into chemical reactions really, really closely. The goal: understanding how atoms and molecules behave under (mechanical) pressure, how fast reactions run, and discover optimisation methods.
OK, things work in the lab. Now, our team will ensure things also work industrially, which usually means scaling up quantities and smoothing some aspects to ensure efficiency. It’s all about developing the production processes.
To make green pharmaceuticals we have to take a look into the whole manufacturing cycle. Our team will monitor closely all the IMPACTIVE processes, to account for environmental, health and societal impacts.
While cool things happen in the lab, our team ensures everybody knows. The communication team populates our website, social media, and much more. At the same time exploitation experts talk to investors and industry, all about technology transfer.