The Université de Montpellier team has successfully synthesised compounds as important as the antiepileptic drug Phenytoin, listed by the World Health Organization as an essential medicine. This achievement is now published in ChemSusChem. Learn more here 👇 buff.ly/QukNkYb

Mechanical force 🔨, microwaves ♨️, ultrasound 🔊, and sunlight☀️.These non-conventional energy sources can enhance reactions under greener conditions. Learn more here: buff.ly/OZT8G3I #MechanoMondays

The IMPACTIVE #webinar series held its second edition! This time, we counted with the expertise of Carlos Fernández, scientific leader at our sister project ETERNAL. 🔴 If you missed it, you can still watch it on our YouTube channel. Link here: buff.ly/TRsVtdb

Our partner at Trinity College Dublin (Ireland) specialises not only in the final formulation of medicines but also in a unique process: spray drying. Read our blogpost to discover more 👇 buff.ly/kCrJIV4

You might know that mechanochemistry avoids solvents. That’s mostly true… but not always. Sometimes, we need to add some liquid to accelerate reactions & control reactivity. This is known as liquid-assisted grinding, & yep, it’s still green chemistry. 💚 #MechanoMondays

A more sustainable approach to drug manufacturing benefits not only the environment. It can also lead to lower prices and more accessible products. Learn more about how our sister project ETERNAL is working towards this goal in our latest #webinar. 🔗 buff.ly/TRsVtdb

One of the cool techniques we use is spray drying. With this method, compounds are atomised into tiny droplets and then rapidly dried with heated gas to isolate the product. Spray drying is then a continuous, one-step method —ideal for pharmaceutical production! #MechanoMondays

IMPACTIVE is not alone in the mission to make pharmaceuticals greener. Our sister project ETERNAL is also contributing by transitioning to continuous manufacturing processes. Learn more about what this means in our latest #webinar. 🔗 Link here: buff.ly/TRsVtdb

Spray drying technique involves dissolving compounds in a minimal amount of solvent and atomising them into tiny droplets. Our partner at Trinity College Dublin (Ireland) is applying it to develop greener medicines. Check about our blogpost to learn more. 👇 buff.ly/kCrJIV4