News from Mistra SafeChem
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2023-03-29Annual report for 2022 from Mistra SafeChem
The third annual report from Mistra SafeChem is completed. Now, halfway through the first stage of the programme, we can report much progress.
2023-02-17Belén Martín-Matute from Mistra SafeChem member of the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences
The Mistra SafeChem scientist Belén Martin-Matute, a professor at Stockholm University, is elected new member of the Class for Chemistry of the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences.
2023-01-25A ProScale case study on indoor wall paint performed within Mistra SafeChem
A newly published brief report from Mistra SafeChem tells about a ProScale study on indoor wall paint. It is written by Josefin Neuwirth, Marie Gottfridsson, Tomas Rydberg, and Lisa Hallberg, all wor...
2023-01-12Half-time research achievements in a wide field from textile recycling to metal catalysis
Textile recycling, metal catalysis and the use of forestry residues are just three of the fields where progress reports have come from one of the work packages of Mistra SafeChem. The first midterm r...
2022-12-21A research exchange that contributes to finding greener alternatives
Elisabeth Söderberg, one of the research students of Mistra SafeChem, is currently performing a research exchange. At AstraZeneca, she can benefit from instruments, resources and expertise that make ...
2022-12-21EnginZyme new partner in Mistra SafeChem
The family of Mistra SafeChem is growing – now the Swedish startup EnginZyme has joined the programme.
2022-12-20Research student of Mistra SafeChem: This group makes me feel more at home in the programme
The research students in Mistra SafeChem make major contributions to the work of the programme. As they come from different backgrounds and are specialised in various fields, it is of great importanc...
2022-12-08Two new articles: Measuring tool for degradation of pesticides and guidance for exposure framework
The Mistra SafeChem scientist Peter Fantke, DTU, and his research group have contributed to two newly published articles in very different areas.