Research Articles
The Legacy of Chemistry: How 2011 Shaped Our Future
Exploring how the International Year of Chemistry 2011 continues to influence scientific discovery and sustainable development worldwide.
The Green Nano Revolution: Building Tomorrow with Nature's Tiny Blueprints
Explore how nanoscience applied to renewable biomaterials is creating sustainable technologies that are as kind to the planet as they are advanced.
Beyond the Lab Bench: How Social Sciences are Revolutionizing Green Chemistry
Exploring how integrating social sciences with green chemistry creates new meanings for molecules and fosters sustainable innovation
How China's "973" Program is Fueling a Sustainable Petrochemical Revolution
Explore how China's National Basic Research Program is transforming the petrochemical industry through sustainable technologies and innovative research.
From Shells to Solutions: The Innovative Science of Chitin Waste Valorization
Exploring how scientists are transforming seafood shell waste into valuable sustainable materials through chitin valorization.
The Evolution of Electrochemical Reaction Engineering and Future Directions
Exploring the evolution of electrochemical reaction engineering from 19th-century origins to modern applications in sustainable chemistry and future AI-driven directions.
Nanomaterials for Sustainability: Nature's Tiny Factories
Explore the green synthesis of nanoparticles using microorganisms as sustainable nanofactories for environmental and biomedical applications.
Thresholds of Change: Why Didn't Green Chemistry Happen Sooner?
Exploring the barriers and breakthroughs that delayed the adoption of green chemistry principles in industry and research.
The Green Tech Revolution: 2025's Blueprint for a Sustainable Planet
Explore the groundbreaking green technologies reshaping our relationship with the planet in 2025, from AI-optimized grids to direct carbon capture and sustainable materials.
Green Facile Synthesis of Transferable Electrochemically Reduced Graphene Oxide Film
Explore the sustainable synthesis of electrochemically reduced graphene oxide (ERGO) films through green methods, their properties, applications, and environmental benefits.