CA18112 - Mechanochemistry for Sustainable Industry

  • Description
  • Parties
  • Management Structure

Description

The present COST Action focuses on the great promise, and unexpressed potential, shown by Mechanochemistry within the contexts of chemical, pharmaceutical industries, and process engineering.

Organic mechanochemistry has been shown to enable the reduction, or the elimination, of solvents, while ensuring increased yields and scope of substrates compared to solution-phase synthesis, better crystallinity of final products, and access to products that can be formed only under mechanical activation conditions. This COST Action aims at establishing a multi-disciplinary network of European scientists, engineers, technologists, entrepreneurs, industrialists and investors addressing the exploitation of mechanical activation in the production of chemicals through sustainable and economically convenient practices on the medium and large scales. 

Specifically, this Action addresses the objective of harmonizing fundamental and applied research with technological innovation and industrial needs, representing the necessary step for enhancing the impact of mechanical processing onto organic synthesis and transferring specific knowledge into the industrial value chains. The Action aims to nucleate a critical mass of actors from EU research Institutions, enterprises and industries, bringing together different areas of expertise and application. The creation of an authoritative community to promote the study of mechanochemistry and encourage its utilization in production processes will catalyze strategic advances in European chemical industry. The favorable features of mechanically activated (organic) transformations is expected to enable the attainment of far-reaching objectives connected with the development of green economy, the improvement of European market competitors’ capabilities, the innovation of process engineering, and the growth of a new generation of specialized researchers.

Parties

Action Details

  •   MoU - 093/18
  •   CSO Approval date - 13/11/2018
  •   Start of Action - 27/02/2019
  •   End of Action - 26/02/2023

Participations

COST Near Neighbour Countries

  • Institution Name
    Country
  • Novosibirsk State University
    Russian Federation

COST International Partner Countries

  • Institution Name
    Country
  • University of Science and Technology of China
    China
  • Nanyang TEchnological University
    Singapore
  • Vanderbilt University
    United States
  • Barry University
    United States
  • Centro de Investigacion y de Estudios Avanzados
    Mexico
  • University of Cincinnati
    United States
  • FORM-TECH SCIENTIFIC Inc.
    Canada
  • Q-MOF
    Canada
  • McGill University
    Canada
  • McGill University
    Canada

Action Leadership Positions

Management Committee

COST Near Neighbour Countries

COST International Partner Countries

Main Contacts

Dr Evelina COLACINO
Action Chair
+33467144310
Prof Lucia MAINI
Action Vice Chair
+390512099597
Dr Felipe GARCIA
Science Communications Manager
+6565821550
Dr Ralph STUEBNER
Science officer
+3225333826
Ms Rose CRUZ SANTOS
Administrative officer
+3225333845

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