1. Chemistry of the future – the influence of contemporary trends and threats ...
21 Oct 2021 · What is the future for the chemical industry? · World chemical market · First – quality of life · Second – ecology · Third – health and safety ...
How do contemporary trends and threats influence the development of chemistry? What tasks await the chemical industry by 2050? Find out in the latest article on the PCC Group blog!

2. What Is the Future of Chemistry? [Artificial Intelligence in Science]
How Can the Future of... · The Future of Chemistry Now
Science does not stop moving, and the robots and AI are coming! Learn how Artificial Intelligence will affect the future of Chemistry.
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3. The future of chemistry - Nature
Scientists' efforts should be directed towards solving a range of existing or predicted social and global issues associated with energy, materials, the ...
4. 10 Hot Topics in Chemistry so far in 2022
8 Jul 2022 · 10 Hot Topics in Chemistry so far in 2022 · AI and Big Data · Thermochemical processing of waste and biomass · Next Gen Active Materials · Advances ...
5. The future of chemistry R&D - LinkedIn
4 Dec 2017 · The fields are endless: studying biological systems and the chemistry of life itself, finding sustainable(!)
Inspired by a wonderful and provocative paper from Prof. Whitesides from 2015, I like to lay out in a bit more structured manner my thoughts on the future of chemistry R&D.
6. Ten Chemical Innovations That Will Change Our World: IUPAC ...
1 Apr 2019 · Thus, IUPAC will continue to showcase these emerging technologies in chemistry, materials, and engineering in future editions of Chemistry ...
2019 is a very special year in chemistry. 2019 marks two major anniversaries: the 100th anniversary of the founding of the International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry (IUPAC), and the 150th anniversary of Dimitri Mendeleev’s first publication on the Periodic Table of Elements [1]. IUPAC is the global organization that, among many other things, established a common language for chemistry—enabling scientific research, education, and trade. In a similar manner, Mendeleev’s system classified all the elements that were known at the time, and even predicted the existence of elements that would only come to be discovered years later. These two anniversaries are closely entwined, as IUPAC has played a major role developing of the modern Periodic Table by ensuring that the most authoritative version of the table is accessible to everyone [2], establishing names and symbols for the newly discovered elements, and also constantly reviewing its accuracy through the IUPAC Commission on Isotopic Abundances and Atomic Weights.
7. Vision of the Future: What New Chemicals Could Be Made? - NCBI
The vision of the future put forth herein is one where biological synthesis and engineering and chemical synthesis and engineering are on par with one another ...
To date, most successful commercial products were carefully selected for their manufacturing via biological synthesis. As discussed in the preceding chapter, a large degree of chemical space is already known to be available for chemical manufacturing. The vision of the future put forth herein is one where biological synthesis and engineering and chemical synthesis and engineering are on par with one another for chemical manufacturing.

8. chemistry's engagement is essential for resilience of people and planet
The aim should be to provide chemists with the breadth of knowledge and research training necessary to make front-line contributions on food, health and ...
Strengthening resilience—elasticity or adaptive capacity—is essential in responding to the wide range of natural hazards and anthropogenic changes humanity faces. Chemistry's roles in resilience are explored for the first time, with its ...
