Winners selected for 2016 Green & Sustainable Chemistry Challenge

Elsevier, 5th April 2016
Authors: 
Rob van Daalen and Aileen Christensen

Nearly 500 submissions from around the world were received for the Green and Sustainable Chemistry Challenge. After an extensive review, the scientific jury selected five finalists, and a member of each team presented their proposals to the jury at the Green and Sustainable Chemistry Conference April 4 in Berlin.

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