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Drive sustainable innovation in chemical R&D—learn how to reduce hazardous solvents and embed life cycle thinking from day one.

This webinar showcases a real-world transformation program within a global chemical organization, demonstrating how combining behavioural change, technical innovation, and digital enablement can accelerate the transition toward more sustainable chemistry.

Discover how a global network of ~300 chemists successfully redefined industrial research practices to align with the 12 Principles of Green Chemistry—while achieving measurable impact at scale.

This webinar will give you practical strategies, real-world insights, and proven tools to accelerate sustainability in your own R&D organization.
Agenda
  • Reducing Hazardous Solvents at Scale
  • Embedding Sustainability with Digital Tools
  • Measure and communicate sustainability progress
Featured Presenters
  • Webinar hosting presenter

    Edouard Godineau

    Fellow, Syngenta
    Edouard Godineau received his PhD from the University of Bordeaux, France in 2007, with Prof. Yannick Landais. After a post-doctoral stay with Prof. A. Fürstner in Mülheim an der Ruhr, Germany, he joined Syngenta in Stein in 2009 as a process...
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    Dr. Sebastiano Carlo D’Angelo

    Environmental Sustainability Assessment Engineer, Syngenta
    After completing his PhD in Process Systems Engineering at ETH Zürich under the supervision of Prof. Dr. Gonzalo Guillén-Gosálbez, Sebastiano started his industrial career at Syngenta Crop Protection in 2024 as an Environmental Sustainability...
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    Chris Cogswell

    Customer and Engineering Solutions Global Consultant, Elsevier
    Chris will be the webinar moderator.
    Dr. Chris Cogswell is a Global Consultant at Elsevier, leading science communication and outreach. He earned his PhD from Northeastern University, focusing on sustainable engineering and carbon dioxide...
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