Sustainable Laboratory Chemistry - New Challenges and Effective Responses
14th June 2010 University of YorkEVENT REVIEW:
This workshop at the University of York covered topics such as introducing sustainability into the chemistry curriculum; key sustainability knowledge for chemists; opportunities to minimise chemical consumption and costs, and to increase safety, through micro-scale experimentation and chemical management; the benefits of laboratory audits, and how to undertake them; and minimising the environmental impacts of fume cupboards and equipment.
Presentations from this event are available below:
What is a Sustainable Chemistry Laboratory
Prof. Peter James, Director S-Lab
Green Chemistry and the Sustainable Laboratory
Prof. James Clark, Professor, University of York and Director Green Chemistry Network
Sustainable Chemistry Learning in Schools
Prof. Sir John Holman, Director, National Science Learning Centre
Micro-scale chemistry - Current Use and Future Opportunities
Colin Gibson, Snr Lecturer, University of Strathclyde
Greening the Chemistry Curriculum - Case Study
Dr Bev Lucas, Dr Tasnim Munshi, Amy Ridley and Ian Scowen, University of Bradford
Occupants Matter: High Performance Design Meets Researchers
Dr Amorette Getty, University of Caifornia, Santa Barbara
P James - what is a sustainable chemistry lab
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J Holman - Sustainable Chemistry Learning in Schools
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C Gibson - Microscale Chemistry
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Bradford - Greening the Chemistry Curriculum
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J Clark - green Chemistry and the Sustainable Lab
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Getty- Occupants Matter
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