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Episode 2A: Substance Grouping. Transforming everything with Emma Schymanski
In this four-part series, we meet four researchers who bravely seek to tame the chemical universe, boldly enabling a future of zero pollution of persistent and mobile substances. To do so, they are developing a strategy of Substance Grouping. All this is part of work package 5 (WP5) of ZeroPM.
In the first of this four part series, Raoul Wolf interviews Emma Schymanski of the University of Luxembourg. She will explain what cheminformatics is and how it can solve all the world's chemical problems. In particular Emma Schymanski explains how understanding transformation reactions can help prevent persistent and mobile substances in our drinking water.
To follow more of the work of the WP5 Substance Grouping team, follow our Zenodo Community, GitHub and of course ZeroPM.eu.
Recorded during the first real-life meet-up of the ZeroPM WP5 team at SETAC Copenhagen, May 16'th, 2022.
ZeroPM is a research and innovation project funded by the European Union's Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 101036756.
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By ZeroPM - Zero pollution of persistent and mobile substancesIn this four-part series, we meet four researchers who bravely seek to tame the chemical universe, boldly enabling a future of zero pollution of persistent and mobile substances. To do so, they are developing a strategy of Substance Grouping. All this is part of work package 5 (WP5) of ZeroPM.
In the first of this four part series, Raoul Wolf interviews Emma Schymanski of the University of Luxembourg. She will explain what cheminformatics is and how it can solve all the world's chemical problems. In particular Emma Schymanski explains how understanding transformation reactions can help prevent persistent and mobile substances in our drinking water.
To follow more of the work of the WP5 Substance Grouping team, follow our Zenodo Community, GitHub and of course ZeroPM.eu.
Recorded during the first real-life meet-up of the ZeroPM WP5 team at SETAC Copenhagen, May 16'th, 2022.
ZeroPM is a research and innovation project funded by the European Union's Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 101036756.