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Biocatalysis

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Enzymes and engineered biocatalysts in chemical synthesis. Each item is listed because its official text (or the call text on this site) mentions this theme: the matching sentence and its source are shown. Grouped by how open the route is, alphabetical within each group. This is not a ranking of companies or organisations.

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CompanyMerck & Co., Inc. (routes: Open to apply · Via a consortium or center; a programme may not cover this theme, see the company page)Matched text: Merck says that for more than 25 years it has invested in advancing biocatalysis, including generating novel enzymes that enable better synthetic routes and greener manufacturing of complex products. source (www.merck.com)
CompanyPfizer Inc. (routes: Open to apply · Partnering enquiry (not a funding call) · Via a consortium or center; a programme may not cover this theme, see the company page)Matched text: catalytic methods for building blocks and APIs with stereocenters, earth-abundant alternatives to endangered metals, biocatalysis, and automation and robotics for reaction optimisation. source (www.pfizer.com)

Other themes: Continuous crystallization · Polymorph and solid form control · Impurity rejection and purification · Particle engineering · PAT and process modelling (incl. AI/ML-assisted process development) · Flow chemistry · Green and sustainable process · Microgravity crystallization · Continuous manufacturing