Driving Sustainable Chemistry: Insights from the Swiss Green Economy Symposium (SGES)

The Swiss chemical, pharmaceutical and life sciences industries are facing a pivotal moment in their transformation towards sustainability. The Swiss Green Economy Symposium (SGES), held annually in Winterthur, has become a key platform for stakeholders across industry, academia, and government to discuss and advance strategies related to defossilization, circularity, and biodiversity protection.

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CHIMIA International Journal for Chemistry
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2025-09-10
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https://doi.org/10.2533/chimia.2025.663
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Chemistry and Chemical Engineering
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Driving Sustainable Chemistry: Insights from the Swiss Green Economy Symposium (SGES)

Sabrina Ketterer, Nadine Lumme
CHIMIA International Journal for Chemistry
Chemistry and Chemical Engineering
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Driving Sustainable Chemistry: Insights from the Swiss Green Economy Symposium (SGES)

Sabrina Ketterer, Nadine Lumme
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Abstract

The Swiss chemical, pharmaceutical and life sciences industries are facing a pivotal moment in their transformation towards sustainability. The Swiss Green Economy Symposium (SGES), held annually in Winterthur, has become a key platform for stakeholders across industry, academia, and government to discuss and advance strategies related to defossilization, circularity, and biodiversity protection.

CHIMIA International Journal for ChemistryVol. 79(9)
Novo Nordisk (Switzerland) (CH)
Openalex Percentile: Top 80%
Chemistry and Chemical Engineering
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