Large research grant for developing green chemistry

The Swedish financier Mistra and industry partners are collectively investing SEK 100 million in the four-year research program SAFECHEM, which aims to create a sustainable chemicals industry and reduce exposure to hazardous substances. Of all the applicants involved, Stockholm University has been awarded the largest sum, approximately SEK 30 million.

Ionic liquids are versatile solvents with a number of promising applications, according to Anja Mudring. Photo: Niklas Björling

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Versatile solvents offer hope for greener chemistry

Recycling of electronic scrap, lubricants for electric vehicles and perhaps eventually more energy-efficient light sources. Ionic liquids are versatile solvents with a number of promising applications. For Professor Anja Mudring and other chemists, ionic liquids present an opportunity to contribute to a more sustainable society.

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A world uniq electron microscope is delivered

After almost five years and major renovations in the Arrhenius Laboratory, the University’s new electron microscope is finally in place.

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The Chemistry Section (KÖL)

The Chemistry Section (Kemiska sektionen) at Stockholm University consists of four chemistry departments, each of which conducts successful education and research within their field.

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