Thursday, December 6, 2012
RNS
310
Time:
1:00-2:00 pm
Green
Chemistry involves more than reduce, reuse & recycle, it can mean using
better designed products that are less toxic and more sustainable. Join
Dr. Julie Zimmerman as she explains how rational design can create the next
generation of molecules.
What
You Will Learn
- The role of Green Chemistry in innovation
- Molecular design guidelines for reduced acute and
chronic toxicity
- Correlation of physiochemical properties to toxicity
endpoints
- Use of mechanistic toxicology to advance the design of
safer chemicals
- And much more!
Meet
Your Experts
Dr. Julie Beth
Zimmerman is an Associate Professor of Green Engineering jointly appointed in
the School of Engineering and Applied Science (Department of Chemical and
Environmental Engineering) and the School of Forestry and Environment at Yale
University. Dr. Zimmerman also serves as the Acting Director of the
Center for Green Chemistry and Green Engineering at Yale.
Joseph Fortunak is a
PhD organic chemist. He spent 21 years in the pharmaceutical industry, most
recently as head of global chemical development at Abbott Labs (2004). Joseph
is a professor at Howard University, specializing in green chemistry and global
access to medicines. He works with organizations including the WHO, UNITAID,
the Clinton Foundation, and the Kilimanjaro School of Pharmacy.
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