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Green and sustainable process

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Green chemistry and engineering, solvent and waste reduction, process mass intensity. 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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5consortia or centres
1playbook
2related open calls

Related open calls on this theme

2 calls on this page, the same set as the list below. Only listed calls whose official text is tagged with this theme (from sourced evidence) are counted. These are open funding calls on this site, not grants offered by the companies or consortia on this page. Month chips are dated deadlines in the next 6 months only; rolling calls are not in the strip. Status segments jump to the matching section on this page.

Deadlines in the next 6 months

  1. Nov 20260
  2. Dec 20261
  3. Jan 20270
  4. Feb 20270
  5. Mar 20270
  6. Apr 20270
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Statusopen with a deadline1
Statusrolling / any time1
Statusopening soon0
MonthDec 20261

Open to apply (7)

Calls and programmes researchers can apply to.

  • Consortium or centreACS Green Chemistry Institute Pharmaceutical Roundtable (GCIPR) (Open to proposals)Matched text: ACS Green Chemistry Institute Pharmaceutical Roundtable (GCIPR) source (acsgcipr.org)
  • CompanyAstraZeneca (routes: Partnering enquiry (not a funding call) · Open to apply · Via a consortium or center; a programme may not cover this theme, see the company page)Matched text: It describes using machine learning to predict and optimise chemical reactions, to reduce waste, energy use and unwanted byproducts (archived page). source (www.astrazeneca.com)
  • CallChemical Process Systems (CPS) (U.S. National Science Foundation · rolling / any time)Matched text: The program supports research in catalysis and electrochemical systems to produce, use, and store energy, to reduce waste, to process polymers, and to synthesize fuels and chemicals. source (www.grants.gov)
  • CompanyGSK plc (routes: Partnering enquiry (not a funding call) · Open to apply · Via a consortium or center; a programme may not cover this theme, see the company page)Matched text: GSK says it applies "the principles of eco-design and green chemistry when producing our medicines", to reduce or eliminate hazardous chemicals and produce medicines as efficiently as possible. source (www.gsk.com)
  • 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 describes a "green-by-design" development strategy to progress from a synthetic route to a fully optimised and sustainable commercial manufacturing process. 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: Under "Innovative Chemical Synthesis", Pfizer lists synthesis platforms that emphasise sustainability and "green" chemistry, including catalytic methods for building blocks and APIs with stereocenters, earth-abundant alternatives to endangered source (www.pfizer.com)
  • CallSustainable Medicines Manufacturing Innovation: CR&D round 2 (Innovate UK (UKRI) with DHSC · deadline 02 Dec 2026)Matched text: Sustainable Medicines Manufacturing Innovation: CR&D round 2 source (www.ukri.org)

Open to apply when the next round opens (2)

Industry-funded calls that are between rounds; on the calendar, not open now.

Ideas welcome (3)

The official page invites outside ideas or partnering enquiries, without a fixed call.

Via a centre, member institution or company sponsor (1)

Outsiders take part through a researcher at a member or host institution, a consortium, or an internal sponsor.

  • CompanyEli Lilly and Company (routes: Needs an internal contact · Via a consortium or center; a programme may not cover this theme, see the company page)Matched text: using liquid-phase peptide synthesis (LPPS), which it says replaces waste-intensive solid-phase steps and reduces the process mass intensity (PMI) of the peptide production process (published in Organic Process Research & Development). source (sustainability.lilly.com)

Members only (1)

Funding or project work is for paying or member organisations.

  • Consortium or centreBioPhorum (Members only)Matched text: With a purpose of enabling the future state of flexible, resilient, sustainable end-to-end biomanufacturing. source (www.biophorum.com)

Playbooks (1)

Practical guides on this site that mention this theme in their official facts.

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 · Biocatalysis · Microgravity crystallization · Continuous manufacturing