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2026-06-01Designing out risk: safer plastics from the start
Plastics are everywhere around us, but some of their building blocks can interfere with our hormones and affect human health. For Mistra SafeChem, this is a key challenge. How can we support the deve...
2026-05-28Bio-based road signs – a result from LigniCore
LigniCore’s team was involved from the beginning of Mistra SafeChem under the name RenFuel, providing data on lignin esters for the development of toxicology toolboxes. Today, they are providing mate...
2026-05-04Prospective life cycle assessment for the future
The primary research focus for Anna Björklund and Laura Äkräs is the prospective life cycle assessment (pLCA) of novel chemical materials and processes, being developed in Mistra SafeChem case studie...
2026-04-20Research for sustainable textile fashion
During his years within Mistra SafeChem, Tim Åström has progressed from student to doctor – striving to contribute to a more sustainable textile fashion. In 2025, he successfully defended his thesis ...
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2026-04-13New board member for Mistra SafeChem
Mistra SafeChem is pleased to welcome Kristina Neimert Carne as a new member of the programme board. With a PhD in organic chemistry from KTH and extensive experience in chemical policy and regulatio...
2026-03-19The Mistra SafeChem 2025 annual report summarises a very timely programme
By 2025, Mistra SafeChem phase 2 was operating at full capacity. Several new partners from industry and academia joined, and five case studies began. The annual report summarises the programme's ...
2026-03-17Challenges and opportunities for green and sustainable chemistry
Join our upcoming webinar on Challenges and opportunities for green and sustainable chemistry, where leading researchers and experts will discuss new approaches and recent developments in sustainable...
2026-02-27Welcome to a webinar about developments in the ProScale tool
Assessing Chemical Sustainability in an SSbD Context: Recent Developments in ProScale