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  • “IGCW 2017 was yet another outstanding landmark since the inception of the event in 2009. Powered by creative, diligent and committed eco-conservers the 2017 event raised the bar to a higher level of sustainability narrative and can rightfully take its position as one among the few global transformational forums. IGCW also has become an acronym for Integrated Green and Connected World”

    -- R.Rajagopal, KnowGenix, 2017.

  • overall experience is that, much knowledge is gathered at IGCW and means for green Chemistry

  • My experience at attend this conference I's very nice I good a Chance to interact with many eminent personalities

  • STEP winning the SERB-IGCW 2017 award was a good boost to the efforts STEP team and our partners in this technology, have taken in last 2 years to demonstrate and commercialize the novel Downflow Gas Contactor (DGC) technology for use in effluent treatment and chemical reactions. We are happy that SERB and IGCW have recognized our innovative technology through this award. Weare now looking forward to successfully commercialize the technology for effluent treatment. It was my pleasure to attend IGCW 2017 conference at Ramada Hotel last week. I was impressed with the participation and contents of the presentations. The thematic sessions were interesting and useful to participants as I gathered from persons I interacted with. It is heartening to see that more persons are exploring green chemistry & technology in India. The movement & thought process which Newreka & Green ChemisTree have started, is taking shape and will help the chemical industry in India. Great job by Newreka & GCT teams! Our company had a booth in the conference. It was a good experience for us, as STEP team had good interactions with many customers who visited our booth. We have received encouraging response from companies who visited our booth. We wish you & IGCW team more success in next conference in 2019, and will look forward to participate in it.

    -- MG Palekar, Step Solutions Pvt ltd

  • Firstly, we would like to thank Team IGCW for presenting us with the SERB-IGCW 2017 for Green Chemistry in the Green Start-up companies’ category. It was a great honour to participate in IGCW and get shortlisted amongst highly deserving and reputable contestants. We were overwhelmed with the hospitality offered to us by the organizers and the entire committee members of the IGCW. We also truly appreciate the efforts put by your TEAM who left no stone unturned to make it a successful event. In conclusion, we would like to say that this award has bolstered our confidence and lifted our spirits to further our work in the field of Green Engineering.

    -- Mr.Venkatesan Rajendran, Growtech Innovations India Pvt Ltd.

  • We are very happy to receive the SERB-IGCW Award 2017 in Technology Developer Category. Award like this motivates companies like us to invest more efforts in creating Technologies which creates difference.
    Thank you very much to Jury Panel, SERB & IGCW!! Hope to have one more nomination in IGCW- 2019.

    -- Vikram Dhumal, GEIST research India Pvt Ltd.

  • Thank you very much to organizing committee of IGCW conference. As a student I personally found that this is a first conference in my life which was really connecting multidisciplinary fields under one roof of IGCW. It is a really the best platform for young researchers to get glimpses about the current status of chemical industries, research and market scenario in India. I really impressed by the invited talks which was organized in IGCW conference. SERB-IGCW award is not only monetary recognition for me but it has occupied more precious space in my heart. It's my great pleasure that I have received this prestigious award in front of many dignitaries/experts in different fields. Monetary recognition of Rs.50000-/ will directly or indirectly help me to smooth the current economical challenges in my research. My tentative plan is to buy the laptop for secured storage of my research data.

    -- Ms.Nalinee Suryawanshi, CSIR – NCL

  • I want to express my sincere thanks to IGCW for recognizing me and the green technology on ‘biohydrogen production for waste feedstock’ as well for the SERB-IGCW Award 2017. I am truly humbled and honored to receive it. Specifically, by selecting our technology, I consider it as a very vital step to promote the technology from pilot scale to commercial level. The recognition conferred to this green technology will help and motivate us to take positive steps to promote and commercialize the technology with more confidence and enthusiasm. This will obviously pave way to much awaited ‘hydrogen economy’ which is needed for the sustainable future. I would like to express my deep sense of gratitude to IGCW for recognizing the technology at the appropriate time and focusing it to the stakeholders. I would like to congratulate IGCW for taking up the excellent initiative to recognize the work going on in green chemistry domain from both academia and industry as well. I believe, this initiative will directly relate to the SDG goals and is crucial to promote sustainable community on the whole.

    -- Dr S Venkata Mohan – CSIR- IICT

  • I am very proud of make part of your community and you are starting to become a tradition in my calendar! Great job! Our industry is going to be exposed to massive changes and India/ Green Chemistry are going to be at the fore front!

    -- Rafael cayuela, Chief Economist, The Dow Chemical Company

  • It was great for me to see, as an Indian living abroad, how India is taking its responsibility seriously, and your great efforts to spread awareness (not all countries are doing that). Even though we had some “issues”, we really enjoyed the conference. Karim got a lot of traction after his talk, and we have started discussions with many companies, interested to know more about Green Chemistry. It’s like Paul Anastas says: “Green chemistry is the best chemistry”, why shouldn’t all companies want that. Looking forward to meeting you again soon.

    -- Robin Chatterjee Co-founder | Business development manager – Enginzyme AB

  • Congratulations on conducting IGCW-2013 successfully! It is a great effort from you and your team!I enjoyed attending the second day and no need to add that I learned a lot, in addition to establishing important contacts!

    -- Vishu Bhoosnurmath ( IGCW 2013)

  • Congratulations for the success of IGCW-2013.

    -- Rajeev M Pandia (IGCW 2013)

  • I thank you for the opportunity provided to me a part of IGCW 2013. The event was well organized and I found the audience participation active and frequent.

    I must compliment you for this effort, in bringing sustainable chemistry to the top agenda of corporates, academia and government. It is a very laudable objective and all your colleagues deserve a big round of applause. Since this is largely a private sector event, the efforts deserve even more appreciation.

    I wish you and your organization all success.

    -- Dr. Swaminathan Sivaram, CSIR  Bhatnagar Fellow (IGCW – 2013)

  • Wow !! What a great Experience!!

    That's the expression I have for you guys and the Event - exemplary time for learning and exceptional quality of information sharing happened during the program.

    I am thankful to you for creating the platform for the learning and sharing which brought together the group of people who care for our Earth and Environment.

    I have taken with me from this event a strong commitment and a great insight in how to make the life more enjoyable with cleaner and greener for us and future generations to come.

    Great effort by the Team Newreka and GreenChemistree Foundation!!

    Wishing you all a heartiest congratulation for a successful event and warm regards,

    -- Dr. Chaitanya Shah Director - Mechemco Group (IGCW – 2013)

  • Let me congratulate you for the successful completion of the Conference. It was really a good sessions I and my other team members had during the Conference. 

    -- Pramod Natuvetty, Manager – Systems and Regulatory Affairs, AkzoNobel India Limited R & T Centre (IGCW – 2013)

  • Thanking you for your co-operation and organizing for the event just concluded.

    Indeed it was a good experience to hear so many eminent speakers share their thoughts on IGCW.

    We at AkzoNobel (currently no.1 in DJ index) were happy to be part of the event.

    Do keep us posted on any such events in the future.

    -- Dr. Edsel Pereira (IGCW – 2013)

  • ICGW-2013 was a great success. It enticed people to Practice Green Chemistry. I personally learned a lot about recent trends in this area and got connected meaningfully with stalwarts of Green Chemistry practitioners.

    -- Dr . Rakeshwar Bandichhor, Director API-R&D, Dr. Reddy’s Laboratories Ltd. (IGCW – 2013)

  • Thank you very much for giving me the opportunity to participate in the outstanding conference.  Without your follow-up, I would have missed this opportunity.

    -- Dr. Surendra Kulkarni, Research Director & Site Head, Sabic Technology Center, India (IGCW – 2013)

  • It was very nice meeting you at IGCW 2013. My experience at IGCW 2013 was fantastic and I personally learned a lot. Sure, I will be able to take some of the key learning into our organization. I appreciate your & your efforts for conducting IGCW 2013 in an efficient manner.

    -- Dr. Anantharaman Dhanabalan,
    Program Manager,
    Transformation Growth and Electronic BU team,
    Momentive Performance Materials (India) Pvt Ltd., (IGCW – 2013)

  • Many thanks for your cooperation at the IGCW. We enjoyed a successful convention there.

    -- Shunji Sakamoto, ZEON CORPORATION Specialty Chemicals Division (IGCW – 2013)

  • You all have made a huge commitment to implementing green chemistry and engineering in India and all your hard work and sacrifice is beginning to be rewarded, I think.  Thank you for all you have done, and continue to do.  It’s truly inspiring!

    -- Dr. David Constable, Director, ACS-Green Chemistry Institute (IGCW – 2015)

  • While I was only there for one day, I could tell that it was extremely successful.

    Congratulations on putting together a wonderful event.

    -- Dr. John C Warner, Co-Founder 12 Principles of Green Chemistry, CTO- Warner Babcock Institute of Green Chemistry (IGCW – 2015)

  • We thank you for giving us an opportunity to participate/ speak and further to get us associated for the IGCW Convention

    It was a beautifully organized workshop, which gave us a chance to blend with various Industries & Academia!!!

    -- Mr. Chandrakant K Sethia, Sales Manager, Corning India Ltd. (IGCW – 2015)

  • It was indeed a fruitful exhibiting at the Symposium which gave an insight of the Industry working for the Green Environment. 

    We had quite good interactions with few fellow industrialist to see how we can contribute to the same.

    Thanks for your support and Congratulation to you and your team for the successful event.

    -- Mr. Rahul Kirkinde, Business Head- API Healthcare, Advanced Enzymes Technologies Ltd. (IGCW – 2015)

  • I appreciate all your efforts in India in the areas of Green Chemistry/Technologies. It was a very nice experience for me to attain IGCW-2015 and to receive the Award in SME category. The conference was very well organized.

    I assure you that we will also keep our efforts going in the areas of Green Technologies. Please inform me anytime if you need any help/assistance from my side. 

    -- Dr. Prakash Somani, Founder, Applied Sciences Innovation Pvt. Ltd. (IGCW – 2015)

  • It was a good show put up by you and your team. The event was satisfying in terms of industry presence and  our content of discussions/presentations. Look forward to the next programme. Do share the details when ready.

    -- Girish Thorat, General Manager – India, ROCHEM Separation Systems (IGCW – 2015)

  • Huge congrats for organizing such a great green chemistry conference. I enjoyed every bit of it. Those two days provided me real feedback about Indian industries approach towards green chemistry.

    It was great event and you should have it every year. You should also invite more active academicians in the field.

    Once again I like to congratulate both of you for the success of this event.

    -- Prof. Vivek Polshettiwar, FRSC, Nano-Catalysis Laboratory (NanoCat),
    Department of Chemical Sciences, Tata Institute of Fundamental Research (TIFR), (IGCW – 2015)

  • Congratulations on organizing another successful and impactful IGCW 2015.  It was my pleasure to participate and learn from this convention.

    -- Dr. Vilas Dahanukar, Chief Scientist, IPDO, Dr. Reddy’s Laboratories Ltd. (IGCW – 2015)

  • I want to say you and the rest of your fantastic team a very big thank you for organizing the conference which was a great learning and networking platform – we were happy to be able to contribute! And we look forward to continuing the collaboration in the future.

    All the best – and look forward to touching base again in 2016.

    -- Mr. Michael Foldager, Senior Manager, Global Marketing & European Sales, Novozymes AS (IGCW – 2015)

  • I would also like to thank you again for giving me the opportunity to join and present at IGCW 2015 in Mumbai. It was a brilliant event, with fascinating content and high-profile participants. I made some good contacts there for my new company and I am optimistic for the next steps.

    -- Dr. Wolfgang Eger, Director, Kijani Asia (IGCW – 2015)

  • The IGCW Conferences have established a unique niche in bringing together key stakeholders of Green Chemistry in India and providing them a platform to share experiences and best practices. I am sure in the years to come they will vastly strength the awareness of Green Chemistry and become a catalyst for change for the Chemical industry of India. My very good wishes for continued success.

    -- Dr. Swaminathan Sivaram, Bhatnagar Fellow & Former Director, NCL, Pune (IGCW-2015)

  • “IGCW 2017 was yet another outstanding landmark since the inception of the event in 2009. Powered by creative, diligent and committed eco-conservers the 2017 event raised the bar to a higher level of sustainability narrative and can rightfully take its position as one among the few global transformational forums. IGCW also has become an acronym for Integrated Green and Connected World – R.Rajagopal, KnowGenix, (IGCW 2017).”

    STEP winning the SERB-IGCW 2017 award was a good boost to the efforts STEP team and our partners in this technology, have taken in last 2 years to demonstrate and commercialize the novel Downflow Gas Contactor (DGC) technology for use in effluent treatment and chemical reactions. We are happy that SERB and IGCW have recognized our innovative technology through this award. We are now looking forward to successfully commercialize the technology for effluent treatment.

    It was my pleasure to attend IGCW 2017 conference at Ramada Hotel last week. I was impressed with the participation and contents of the presentations. The thematic sessions were interesting and useful to participants as I gathered from persons I interacted with. It is heartening to see that more persons are exploring green chemistry & technology in India. The movement & thought process which Newreka & Green ChemisTree have started, is taking shape and will help the chemical industry in India. Great job by Newreka & GCT teams!

    Our company had a booth in the conference. It was a good experience for us, as STEP team had good interactions with many customers who visited our booth. We have received encouraging response from companies who visited our booth.

    We wish you & IGCW team more success in next conference in 2019, and will look forward to participate in it.

    -- MG Palekar, Step Solutions Pvt ltd (IGCW – 2017)

  • Firstly, we would like to thank Team IGCW for presenting us with the SERB-IGCW 2017 for Green Chemistry in the Green Start-up companies’ category.

    It was a great honour to participate in IGCW and get shortlisted amongst highly deserving and reputable contestants.

    We were overwhelmed with the hospitality offered to us by the organizers and the entire committee members of the IGCW. We also truly appreciate the efforts put by your TEAM who left no stone unturned to make it a successful event.

    n conclusion, we would like to say that this award has bolstered our confidence and lifted our spirits to further our work in the field of Green Engineering.

    -- Mr.Venkatesan Rajendran, Growtech Innovations India Pvt Ltd. (IGCW – 2017)

  • We are very happy to receive the SERB-IGCW Award 2017 in Technology Developer Category.

    Award like this motivates companies like us to invest more efforts in creating Technologies which creates difference.

    Thank you very much to Jury Panel, SERB & IGCW!! Hope to have one more nomination in IGCW-2019.

    -- Vikram Dhumal, GEIST research India Pvt Ltd. (IGCW – 2017)

  • As a student I personally found that this is a first conference in my life which was really connecting multidisciplinary fields under one roof of IGCW. It is a really the best platform for young researchers to get glimpses about the current status of chemical industries, research and market scenario in India. I really impressed by the invited talks which was organized in IGCW conference.

    SERB-IGCW award is not only monetary recognition for me but it has occupied more precious space in my heart. It's my great pleasure that I have received this prestigious award in front of many dignitaries/experts in different fields.

    Monetary recognition of Rs.50000-/ will directly or indirectly help me to smooth the current economical challenges in my research. My tentative plan is to buy the laptop for secured storage of my research data.

    -- Ms.Nalinee Suryawanshi, CSIR – NCL (IGCW – 2017)

  • I want to express my sincere thanks to IGCW for recognizing me and the green technology on ‘biohydrogen production for waste feedstock’ as well for the SERB-IGCW Award 2017. I am truly humbled and honored to receive it. Specifically, by selecting our technology, I consider it as a very vital step to promote the technology from pilot scale to commercial level. The recognition conferred to this green technology will help and motivate us to take positive steps to promote and commercialize the technology with more confidence and enthusiasm. This will obviously pave way to much awaited ‘hydrogen economy’ which is needed for the sustainable future. I would like to express my deep sense of gratitude to IGCW for recognizing the technology at the appropriate time and focusing it to the stakeholders.

    I would like to congratulate IGCW for taking up the excellent initiative to recognize the work going on in green chemistry domain from both academia and industry as well. I believe, this initiative will directly relate to the SDG goals and is crucial to promote sustainable community on the whole.

    -- Dr S Venkata Mohan – CSIR- IICT (IGCW – 2017)

  • I am very proud of make part of your community and you are starting to become a tradition in my calendar! Great job! Our industry is going to be exposed to massive changes and India/ Green Chemistry are going to be at the fore front!

    -- Rafael cayuela, Chief Economist, The Dow Chemical Company (IGCW – 2017)

  • It was great for me to see, as an Indian living abroad, how India is taking its responsibility seriously, and your great efforts to spread awareness (not all countries are doing that).

    Even though we had some “issues”, we really enjoyed the conference. Karim got a lot of traction after his talk, and we have started discussions with many companies, interested to know more about Green Chemistry. It’s like Paul Anastas says: “Green chemistry is the best chemistry”, why shouldn’t all companies want that. Looking forward to meeting you again soon.

    -- Robin Chatterjee, Co Founder, Enginzyme AB (IGCW – 2017)

  • Facilitate learning from global green chemistry leaders and experts
  • Bring together key stakeholders of Indian Chemical Industry including senior Govt. officials
  • Provide a conducive ecosystem that can accelerate the implementation and industrialization of Green Chemistry and Engineering practices
  • Enable learning from Industry peers and practitioners of successful case-studies
  • Invite subject-specific solutions and technology providers to showcase at IGCW EXPO
  • Encourage collaborative initiatives by offering industrial networking platform to Researchers, Scientists and Technocrats.
  • Recognise and acknowledge Indian initiatives in GC&E direction through IGCW Awards.

SERB – IGCW AWARDS

The IGCW Awards felicitated biennially are India’s first and focused expression to acknowledge chemical technologies and case-studies those incorporating the 12 Principles of Green Chemistry & Green Engineering into chemistry routes, chemical designs, manufacturing practices, and every single step taken towards achieving pollution-prevention goals while meeting the triple bottom lines of Profit, People, & Planet.

The IGCW Awards, since 2009 has been recognizing outstanding research initiatives and industrialization stories in the field of “Green Chemistry and Engineering” by Industry and non-Industry groups.




Hospitality

Ramada Powai Hotel & Convention Centre Near The Residence Hotel & Apartments Before Vihar Lake, Powai, Saki Vihar Road, Mumbai - 400 087, Maharashtra, India.

Phone:+91-22-61998000/67776000/28585000

Fax: +91-22-61998032

Help: info@ramadapowai.com

Reservation : reservation@ramadapowai.com

Website: http://www.ramadapowai.com/index

Exhibition

IGCW EXPO, a tangible, for-profit platform

IGCW-EXPO is a focused industrial platform available for commercial expansion of green chemistry and engineering based technologies, products, services and solutions in the Industry.
It is a platform for companies offering green chemistry and green engineering based products, technologies and services to showcase their competency to the senior decision makers of the chemical industry, particularly those seeking solutions for their process relevant environmental challenges.
The igcw Expo will bring together around 50+ solutions and technology providers from all over the globe to partner with the burgeoning Indian Chemical Industry in its- immediate, short-term, mid-term and/or long term green chemistry and engineering based requirements.

Registration

Registration pass includes unrestricted entry to ANY of the below mentioned con-current sessions during IGCW-2017 Convention:


  Category   Full Convention   Any One Day
  Industry   INR 20,000/- + taxes   INR 10,000/- + taxes
  Academia   INR 15,000/- + taxes   INR 7,500/- + taxes
  Students   INR 5000/- + taxes   -
  International   USD 600 + taxes   USD 300 + taxes

Convention & Ecosystem

IGCW Symposium (Day1)

9i Themes: Ignition, Inspiration & Initiation

Senior management corporate leaders and chief decision makers of Chemical Industry (Pharma API Agro, Dyes & Pigments, Fine & Specialty Chemicals manufacturing sectors); Senior Government representatives. Policy makers / influencers,



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IGCW Symposium Day I, Thursday, 5th Oct. 2017

Timing: 9:30 to 17:30 hrs.
Venue: Emerald Hall, 1st Floor, Ramada Powai Hotel & Convention Centre, Mumbai

IGCW-2017 Symposium DAY I, 5th Oct. 2017, Thursday
8:00 - 9:15am
 Registration
9:15 - 9:30am
 Moving towards the Emerald Ballroom for Inauguration
9:30 - 10:30am
 Inauguration 5th IGCW 2017 Convertion & Ecosystem

INAUGURAL GUESTS
Shri Shubhash R
 Shri Shubhash R. Desai,
Hon'ble Minister for industries &
Mining, Govt. of Maharashtra
Shri. Rajeev Kapoor
 Shri. Rajeev Kapoor,
IAS Secretary, Dept. of Chemcials & Petrochemcials(DCPC) Govt. of India
Dr. Rajiv Sharma
Dr. Rajiv Sharma
Secretary, Science and Engineering Research Board,
Dept. of Science and Technology Govt of India.
Shri. Sanjay Sethi
 Shri. Sanjay Sethi IAS, CEO
Maharashtra Industrial Development Corporation(MIDC)
Govt. of Maharashtra, India
John Warner
 Mr. R. Gopalakrishnan
Former Director TATA Sons,
Author & corporate Advisor
Theme Speaker Title
9:30-10:30 Inauguration 5th IGCW-2017 Convention & Ecosystem
10:30-11:15 Keynote Speaker Dr. John Warner, Co-founder 12 Principles of Green Chemistry; President, CTO -
The Warner Babcock Institute for Green Chemistry, USA		 Green Chemistry: Inventing a Circular Economy John Warner
11:15-11:30 Tea - Coffee break & Inauguration IGCW-2017 EXPO
11:30-12:00 Ignition R. Gopalkrishnan, Former Director, TATA Sons;
Author, Speaker, Corporate Leader, India		 How can smart people stop doing silly things? gopalkrishna
12:00-12:30 Ignition Dr. David Constable, Science Director, American Chemical Society-
Green Chemistry Institute, USA		 Innovation: We won’t get from here to there without it! David Constable
12:30-13:00 Ignition Rafael Cayuela, Chief Economist, Corporate Strategy & Int. Gov.
Affairs, The Dow Chemical Company, Switzerland		 The Chemical Industry Under the 4th Industrial Revolution – Sustainable, Digital and Citizens One Rafael Cayuela
13:00-14:00 Networking Lunch & Visit to IGCW EXPO
14:00-14:20 Inspiration Mr. Srini Srinivas, Managing Director, Global Supply and R&D, India Green for good – every step counts Srini Srinivas
14:20-14:50 Inspiration Dr Julien Hitca, L’Oréal R&I – Advanced Research, L'Oreal, France. Innovation From Renewable Resources at L’Oreal: Expanding the Chemist’s Toolbox Julien HITCE
14:50-15:20 Inspiration Jeffrey Whitford, Head of Corporate Responsibility and Branding,
Merck KGaA, Germany		 Taking Green Chemistry from a Fad to a Fixture at Merck Jeffrey Whitford
15:20-15:50 Tea - Coffee break & Visit to IGCW EXPO
15:50-16:20 Initiation Dr. Julia Rowe, Group Sustainability Manager, Johnson Matthey, UK how our sustainability journey has been good for business Julia Rowe
16:20-16:40 Initiation Dr. Ingrid Mergelsberg, Director - Process Chemistry, MSD, USA State-of- the-Art Approaches to Sustainable Commercial Manufacturing Processes in the Pharmaceutical Industry Ingrid Mergelsberg
16:40-17:10 Initiation Dr. Ashutosh Agarwal, CSO, Jubilant Life Sciences Ltd., India Implementing Green and Sustainable Initiatives at Jubilant Life Sciences Ashutosh Agarwal
17:10-17:30 Initiation Kumaresan Rajendran, South Asia Business Head, Clariant Chemicals India Ltd. India Ecotain – Clariant’s approach to Sustainability Ashutosh Agarwal

IGCW Symposium (Day2)

9-i Themes: Identification Invention & Innovation

Chief Scientific / Sustainability Innovation / Technology / Operations Officers, Heads R&D, Production, Plant & Operations, Academia & Research Scient ists, etc

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IGCW-2017 Symposium Day II, Thursday, 6th Oct. 2017

Timing: 9:30 to 18:00 hrs.
Venue: Emerald Hall, 1st Floor, Ramada Powai Hotel & Convention Centre, Mumbai

IGCW-2017 Symposium DAY II, 6th Oct. 2017, Friday
Theme Speaker Title
9:30-10:00 Keynote Speaker Prof. Ashwini Kumar Nangia, Director National Chemical Laboratories - (CSIR-NCL) Ashwini Kumar Nangia
10:00-10:30 Identification Mr. Nitesh Mehta, Co-founder & Director, Green ChemisTree Foundation, India Identifying Challenging Chemistries in India – Priority for our R&D Nitesh Mehta
Dr. Surendra Bhatia, Director, Sapec Agro India
Co.: Sapec Agro SA.		 Identifying Challenging Chemistries in India – Priority for our R&D Nitesh Mehta
10:30-11:00 Invention Prof. Chao Jun Li, Professor (E.B. Eddy Chair), Canada Research Chair (Tier I)
in Green/Organic Chemistry, Dept. of Chemistry, McGill, Canada		 Exploration of new reactivities towards future chemical sustainability Chao Jun Li
11:00-11:30 Tea - Coffee break
11:30-12:00 Invention Mr. Mark Dorfman, Biomimicry 3.8 Principal, Biomimicry 3.8, USA From Biomimetic Idea to Prototype: Key Factors for Success Mark Dorfman
12:00-12:30 Innovation Dr. Pascal Metiver, R&I Science and Technology Director, Solvay, Belgium Embedding sustainability within research & innovation Pascal Metiver
12:30-13:00 Innovation Dr. Sandeep Mohanty, Director - Process Innovation, Dr. Reddy's Laboratories Ltd., India Radical approach to simplicity in process design Sandeep Mohanty
13:00-14:00 Lunch Break & Visit to IGCW EXPO
14:00-14:30 Implementation Dr. Ashok Menon, Global Technology Leader, Life Cycle Assessment, Corporate Sustainability Division, SABIC India Pvt. Ltd. Business value of Life Cycle assessment Ashok Menon
14:30-15:00 Implementation Dr. P.L. Srinivas, Head, API R&D at Cipla Ltd., India Green for good – every step counts (Journey to Implementation of Green Chemistry Principles) Srinivas
15:00-15:30 Industrialization Prof. C. Oliver Kappe, Kappe, Institute of Chemistry, University of Graz, Austria The Use of Continuous Flow Technology for the Synthesis of Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients
15:30-16:00 Tea Break & visit to IGCW EXPO
16:00-16:30 Impact Dr. Anuj Mittal, VP R&D, PI Industries Ltd., India Process Control: key to achieve, remove, reduce and recycle
16:30-17:00 Impact Mr. Ravi Raghavan, Editor, Chemical Weekly, India future of chemical industry – Impact of green chemistry and engineering Ravi Raghavan
17:00-17:15 Acknowledgement & Conclusion


SERB-IGCW AWARDS

SERB-IGCW Award Launch Felicitation followed by Dinner

Participants of IGCW Symposium, Invited guests, Senior Government officials, distinguished scientists, experts from Academia and Research Institutes.

SERB-IGCW Award Launch Felicitation followed by Dinner

Participants of IGCW Symposium, Invited guests, Senior Government officials, distinguished scientists, experts from Academia and Research Institutes.


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SERB-IGCW 2017 AWARDS

SERB-IGCW Green Chemistry & Green Engineering Awards Evening

Time Theme Invitee & Speakers
18:30 Launch of SERB-IGCW Green Chemistry & Engineering Awards Dr. Rajiv Sharma, IAS, Secretary, Science & Engineering Research Board (SERB), Dept. of Science & Technology, Govt. of India rajiv sharma
GUEST OF HONOUR
Mr. Mayank Singhal, Managing Director & CEO, PI Industries Ltd., India Mayank Singhal
Dr. Ajay A. Deshpande, Former Expert Member, National Green Tribunal; Member of Compliance Panel of Asian Development Bank, India. Ajay A. Deshpande
19:00 - 19:30 Evening Plenary Talk “Green Chemistry: President, CTO - The Missing Elements” Dr. John Warner, Co-founder 12 Principles of Green Chemistry; President, CTO - The Warner Babcock Institute for Green Chemistry, India John Warner
19:30 - 19:45 Evening Plenary Talk Mr. Srini Srinivasan, Managing Director, Pfizer Global Supply Chain & R&D, India (Invited) Srini Srinivasan
19:45-20:00 Overview - SERB-IGCW Awards Criteria & Selection Process Dr. David Constable, Science Director, American Chemical Society- Green Chemistry Institute, USA
Dr. R. Rajagopal, CEO,KnowGenix, India		 David Constable R. Rajagopal
20:00- 20:30 SERB-IGCW Awards Felicitation by dignitaries
20:30 onwards Networking Dinner

IGCW EXPO

Exhibition by over 40 companies, institutes, offering GC&E solutionstechnologies, tools and services.

Open to all



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IGCW EXPO

Acs Green chemistry

ACD labs – Advanced Chemistry Development, Inc., (ACD/Labs) was established in 1994 in Toronto, Canada, to bring software, developed by a team of Ph.D. Chemists that met at University, to the North American market. With just a handful of products in the areas of NMR prediction, nomenclature, chemical structure drawing, and physicochemical property prediction, ACD/Labs opened a small office in Toronto with just two staff members. 20 years later their team has grown to over 160 employees worldwide and they service customers globally. They have continued to operate as a private company out of Toronto. With offices in the UK, Germany, France, India, and China; development locations in Eastern Europe; and distributors in 13 countries; they offer innovative scientific software and solutions to their customers to help increase the productivity and efficiency of chemical research and development.

Acs Green chemistry

In 2005, the ACS Green Chemistry Institute® and global pharmaceutical corporations developed the ACS GCI Pharmaceutical Roundtable to encourage innovation while catalyzing the integration of green chemistry and green engineering in the pharmaceutical industry. The activities of the Roundtable reflect its member's shared belief that the pursuit of green chemistry and engineering is imperative for business and environmental sustainability

Acs Green chemistry

Applied Science - Applied Science Innovations is working in the areas of Nanoscience and Nanotechnology, Energy, Environment and Publishing Scientific Literature (text and reference books and research journals). "Excellence and / or Relevance" is the policy of the company. We aim to contribute to the development of society by innovating new products based on in-house cutting-edge Research and Development.

Advanced Enzymes

Advanced Enzymes is a research driven company with global leadership in the manufacturing of enzymes. they are committed to providing eco-safe solutions to a wide variety of industries like Human Health Care and Nutrition, Animal Nutrition, Baking, Fruit & Vegetable Processing, Brewing and Malting, Grain Processing, Protein Modification, Dairy Processing, Natural Extraction, Textile Processing, Leather Processing, Paper & Pulp Processing, Biofuels, Biomass Processing, Biocatalysis, etc. their aim is to replace traditionally used chemicals with eco-friendly enzymatic solutions.

Advanced Enzymes

ATR ASAHI Process Systems (P) Limited commenced its operations in the year 2008. ATR ASAHI is into the manufacturing of the equipment with Glass as the focal point of the medium of construction. However the company also uses the other means of construction material with equal dexterity. The company enables its clients to handle highly pure and highly corrosive medias..

Circa

Biomimicry 3.8 - As a certified B. Corporation dedicated to using the power of business to solve social and environmental problems, we offer consulting services based on innovations inspired by nature, provide groundbreaking professional training opportunities including graduate-level courses in biomimicry leadership and immersion workshops around the world, and inspires thousands each year via our Speakers Bureau team.

Chromatopak

Chromatopak as a company is in a business exclusively dedicated to chromatography and in particular, the consumables, accessories and spares that go with a Liquid Chromatograph (LC) or a Gas Chromatograph (GC). Our major areas of expertise is of course the chromatography column…but we are a one-stop for almost any accessory that you would need right from conception of an analytical method up to the final chromatography run.
To make these products and services available to you in a reasonable time-frame we have distribution agreements with companies whose brands are household names for chromatographers around the world. The chromatography products we offer are held in high esteem not only for their precision and accuracy but the manufacturers that produce these brands are recognized and respected as companies who are willing to research their products and with time, introduce innovations into their product lines.

Circa

Circa Group is an Australian company focused on converting biomass into advanced bio-based chemicals. Circa’s broad product portfolio includes biosolvents such as CyreneTM, an alternative to traditional polar aprotic solvents. By creating renewable chemicals from cellulose, Circa is extracting value from waste biomass and addressing a gap in the market by providing bio-based, non-toxic alternatives.

Cleanchem laboratories LLP is an independent R&D based custom manufacturing company (CRAMS) delivering its numerous leading products and Innovative processes to pharmaceutical, chemical, Fertilizer, Agrochemical & speciality chemical ind ustry. Cleanchem is fully research driven organization dealing with Catalysis, Design and development of Clean & Green, Ecofriendly processes for Pharmaceutical, chemical and allied industries.

cygni

Cygni is an IIT-Madras incubated DC solar solution developer, promoted and led by alumni of Stanford University, who is also an advisory member of National Centre for Photovoltaic Research and Education (NCPRE).

EnginZyme’s mission is to make biocatalysis the first choice for chemical process designers worldwide. EnginZyme was founded by a group of experienced Swedish scientists and entrepreneurs who believe that it is time for this to change. By creating products for easy and cost efficient implementation of biocatalytic processes, they help the chemical industry transition to a sustainable way of operating.

EQUINOX

From a humble beginning, EQUINOX is rapidly evolving as the “destination of choice” for the global process manufacturers and consulting organizations for their Modeling, MES (Manufacturing Execution System) and SCM (Supply Chain Management) needs.
EQUINOX Software and Services is a private limited company founded by a group of professionals, having more than 100 years of global experience in IT enabled chemical process consulting and training, in a wide variety of industries.

Geocycle is dedicated to advancing a zero-waste future by offering you professional waste management services. Our success stems from our responsiveness to your business needs as well as the needs of the environment. We help humanity solve its pressing waste challenges and simultaneously adhere to the strictest standards that ensure you are protected against unwanted risks and liabilities

Godavari Biorefineries – Godavari is a biorefining company that produces sugar, other foods, biofuels, chemicals, power, compost, waxes, and related products, using sugarcane as the primary feedstock. Their aim is to engage in research and innovate by continuously making new products and entering new markets in order to derive the maximum value from our feedstock. Our research areas include sustainable farming, transformation of biomass (chemical, mechanical and biological), product development, and process optimization. Founded in 1939, we have been pioneers in the growing, processing, and utilization of biomass to make a wide variety of products.

Growtech Innovations is a technology licensing and innovation consulting company focus on helping clients create disruptive technology based frugal and socially relevant innovations for the bottom of the pyramid population to provide better quality of life by through products focused in the area of air and water which plays a very important role in every aspect of human life

The Green Chemistry Centre of Excellence (GCCE) at the University of York is an internationally-leading facility for pioneering pure and applied green and sustainable chemical research through its technology platforms on microwave chemistry, alternative solvents, clean synthesis and renewable materials. The GCCE also provides high quality education and training programmes and develops strategic partnerships with global corporations and world-leading universities.

The Indian Institute of Chemical Technology is a national-level research center located in Hyderabad, Telangana, India under the Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR). IICT conducts research in basic and applied chemistry, biochemistry, bioinformatics, chemical engineering and provides science and technology inputs to the industrial and economic development of the country

Ion exchange

Ion exchange is an internationally recognized premier company in water and environment management, with a legacy spanning almost 5 decades. They are among one of the largest environmental solution providers, with a complete range of technologies products and services, enabling them to offer total solutions for every sector of society.

Iosynth

Iosynth is a biocatalysis service company to the pharma and fine chemical industry. Iosynth is unique in this field: - They work across enzyme producers helping companies to identify the best enzyme for a specific reaction. –they offer a broad range of technical services, from basic technical guidance to a technology transfer of a fully developed process.

Mettler Toledo

METTLER TOLEDO is a leading global manufacturer of precision instruments and services for use in laboratories and manufacturing.
We offer weighing, analytical and inspection solutions along our customers' value chain to help them streamline processes, enhance productivity, reach compliance with regulatory requirements or optimize cost.
Focus Area: R&D Laboratory, Quality Control Laboratory, Scale-up & Production, Production & Filling, Packaging, Logistics, Product Inspection Competency Centre, IMSG – International Market Support Group, Factory, Service Competency Centre, Mass Calibration Laboratory – MCL

National chemical laboratory

National Chemical Laboratory (CSIR-NCL), Pune, established in 1950, is a constituent laboratory of Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR). CSIR-NCL is a science and knowledge based research, development and consulting organization. It is internationally known for its excellence in scientific research in chemistry and chemical engineering as well as for its outstanding track record of industrial research involving partnerships with industry from concept to commercialization

National Environmental Engineering Research Institute

The National Environmental Engineering Research Institute (NEERI) is a research institute created and funded by Government of India. It was established in Nagpur in 1958 with focus on water supply, sewage disposal, communicable diseases and to some extent on industrial pollution and occupational diseases found common in post-independent India. NEERI is a pioneer laboratory in the field of environmental science and engineering and part of Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR). NEERI has five zonal laboratories at Chennai, Delhi, Hyderabad, Kolkata and Mumbai. NEERI falls under the Ministry of Science and Technology (India) of central government

With more than a decade of pioneering work in providing valued services to pharmaceuticals, agrochemicals, and the dyes & pigments industry, we are committed to improve processes through reduction of overall e-factor and through recycle at source. We do this through our customized proprietary technologies - an innovative approach for business that takes care of environmental, social and economic bottom lines

Novozymes

In Novozymes, we challenge traditional industrial thinking and ask the world to Rethink Tomorrow. Novozymes strives to have great impact by balancing good business for our customers, and our company while spearheading environmental and social change.

Process Intensification

Pi is a group of Chemical Engineers and Scientists specialized in Process Intensification for the API and Fine-Chemical Industries with 30+ years of industrial and research experience.With experience of over 100 grass-roots projects in 14 countries, involving technology development, process-engineering, specialized equipment designs and detailed engineering in the areas of APIs, Intermediates, Agrochemicals, Fine-Chemicals, also using evolved techniques to handle hazardous reactions and reagents safely, such as process-intensified scale-up of Nitrations, Grignards, Catalytic-Hydrogenations, Rosenmund Reductions, Oxidations (with Air, H2O2, HNO3), Halogenations, Ethoxylations/Propoxylations Phosgenations

Reaxa Chemistry Solutions, a part of the S.Amit group offer 'EASIER, CLEANER and SAFAR’ catalysts by encapsulating the metal catalysts in an inert polymer to minimize consumption and loss-in-process of high value precious and base metals widely used in high-value catalytic processes in pharmaceuticals, agrochemicals, fine and specialty chemicals rendering the EnCatsTM to be GREENER as compared to conventional catalysts.

Step aims

S-Amit Speciality Chemicals Pvt. Ltd is a leading chemistry solution provider and offers new innovative technological services to clients who seek to improve and develop chemical reactions and processes. We bring commercial benefits by using our patented proprietary ENCAPSULATED CATALYSTS (EnCatsTM), and other techniques like FLOW PROCESSING etc.

Step aims

Sustainable Technosolutions For Environmental Protection Private Limited (STEP) was established in March 2010 with objective of empowering our clients to achieve sustainable development by advocating conservation of resources through process intensification, recovery of chemicals from waste & adopting efficient processes for treatment & management of waste.

Sugam Paryavaran Vikalp Pvt. Ltd. was established in the year 2009 with an objective to recycle water in a natural way, minimizing the harmful effects of waste water. SUGAM provides technologies that are cost effective and removes a wide range of contaminants from both water and wastewater sources; they are expert in offering solutions for waste-water recycling, drinking water purification and environmental governance. SUGAM provides designing, construction, implementing & operation and maintenance of wastewater treatment and recycling plants of all types. Till date SUGAM has delivered wide range of SBT installations for industrial and housing projects for government as well as private clients.

Tesla

Tesla - Founded by graduates of IIT Bombay's (IITB) Centre for Environmental Science and Engineering, M/s Tesla Innovations Private Limited (TIPL) is an organization specializing in provision of diverse, value-based environmental management solutions. Based in IITB it has also been nurtured by IITB's Society for Innovation and Entrepreneurship (SINE). TIPL is committed to serve public and private organizations by employing in-house expertise as well as that of specialists from the IITs. Its key strength lies in provision of strategic, site specific advice on environmental and sustainability issues to clients involved in manufacturing of the products (Like Petro Chemicals, Metal manufacturing etc.), processing of the materials (like Textile Processing, Food Processing & Chemical Processing etc.) & basically extraction (mining) industries.

thinkstep

thinkstep enables organizations worldwide to succeed sustainably. Our sustainability software, data and consulting services help you drive operational excellence, product innovation, brand value and regulatory compliance.

VEC

VEC is a fast growing startup incubated at Society for Innovation and Entrepreneurship (SINE) IIT Bombay. VEC is providing a platform technology solution called Continuous Advanced Multistage System using Soil Bio Technology (CAMUS-SBT)TM for Waste Water recycling. Our team will be happy to support your existing ETP / STP / MEP / PHE projects with Bespoke Waste Water Recycling of the highest quality and meet or exceed requirements for your sustainability initiatives as well as the current stringent Government treatment norms. Our system can be integrated into or camouflaged as a beautiful green space within your project (though we can also do underground systems). CAMUS-SBTTM uses the power of soil ecology to remove COD from waste waters at very low energy cost. CAMuS-SBT is far superior to conventional systems in terms of life cycle costs, inclusive of power costs and water quality outcomes as compared to conventional technology such as MBBR / SBR / ASP. Low life cycle costs

  1. Completely customized solution as per the demographic requirements
  2. Low power consumption along with the green ambience
  3. Small footprint per KLD capacity
  4. Can handle fluctuating loads

ZEON CORPORATION introduces a new process solvent, Cyclopentyl methyl ether (CPME), which can replace THF, Dioxane, MTBE, etc.  CPME contributes to Green Chemistry and Process Innovation because of its unique properties including a high hydrophobicity, low peroxide formation and good stability to acids.



IGCW PCB CONFERENCE

Role of State Pollution Control Boards in Green Chemistry Implementation for Pollution prevention

Member Secretaries, Chief Environment Engineers, senior representatives of State Pollution Control Boards.


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IGCW PCB CONFERENCE

One-day Conference on Green Chemistry & Engineering for Member Secretaries & Technical heads of State Pollution Control Boards,

5th Oct. 2017, Ramada Powai Hotel & Convention Centre, Mumbai


Tentative agenda

Time Title Theme Speakers
11:30 onwards Inauguration Ceremony
- Inaugural address by Shri. S. P Singh Parihar, IAS, Chairman-CPCB (Invited)
- Welcome address by Dr. P. Anbalagan, IAS, Member Secretary, MPCB, Mumbai (Invited)
Setting the Conference tone by Shri. P. K. Mirashe, Asst. Secretary, MPCB, Mumbai
12:00-12:30 Dr. John Warner, Co-Founder, 12 Principles of Green Chemistry Topic: Green Chemistry: Means to pollution prevention at source and sustainable growth. John Warner
12:45-13:00 Dr Bettina Rechenberg, UBA (German Environmental Agency) Pollution Prevention approach, models & success stories from German Environmental Agency Bettina Rechenberg
13:00-14:00 Lunch break & networking with Industry, visit IGCW-EXPO
14:00-14:30 Dr. David Constable, Director, ACS-Green Chemistry Institute, USA Role of Environmental Regulatory bodies in driving Green Chemistry implementation – global case-studies & insights. David Constable
14:30-15:00 Dr. Rakesh Kumar, Director, CSIR-NEERI, Nagpur, India Sustainable Technologies for better Compliance & Governance
15:00- 15:30 Mr. Bimal Goculdas, Chairman - Sustainability Committee,
Indian Chemical Council (ICC); &
CEO, The Dharamsi Morarji Chemical Co. Ltd.		 Chemical Industry Perspectives – Pollution Control & Prevention Bimal Goculdas
15:30-16:00 Tea break & networking with Industry, visit IGCW-EXPO
16:00-17:00 Sharing of best practices by State pollution control Boards on pollution prevention, collaborative models & approaches & initiatives.
3-4 case-studies (Speakers TBA)
17:00- 17:30 Dr. Amar Supate, Principal Scientist, Maharashtra Pollution Control Board Mr. Nitesh Mehta, Convener 5 th IGCW-2017 Concluding remarks & acknowledgement Nitesh mehta Amar Supate



IGCW FLOW CHEMISTRY WORKSHOP

Conference on Flow-Chemistry.

Chief representatives from management, R & D, R & T, Production, Operations, Plant & EHS.



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IGCW FLOW CHEMISTRY WORKSHOP

IGCW-FCS “FLOW CHEMISTRY” WORKSHOP

5th Oct 2017 11:30 to 17:30


AGENDA

Time Topic Speaker
11:30 Inauguration Guest of Honour Dr. Antony Melvin Crasto Renowned Organic Chemist Antony Melvin
11:30-11:45 Introduction to FLOW CHEMISTRY Asif T. Rangwala, MD: ATR-Asahi Process Systems P.Ltd. Dir.-Flow Chemistry Society-India Chp. Asif T. Rangwala
11:45-12:20 On-Demand On-Site Continuous Processing – The Concept of “Chemical Generators” in Modern Pharmaceutical and Fine Chemical Manufacturing Prof. C. Oliver Kappe, Univ of Graz, CCFLOW (Center for Continuous Flow Synthesis) C. Oliver Kappe
12:20-13:00 Continuous Flow Processes – A new paradigm in Organic Synthesis Prof. Anil Kumar, IIT-Bombay, Dept.of Chemistry, VP-Flow Chemistry Society-India Chp. Anil Kumar
13:00-14:00 LUNCH, Networking, visit IGCW-EXPO
14:00-14:30 Intensifying Research using Flow Chemistry Manjinder Singh Phull, Unit-Head, API-R&D, CIPLA-Ltd., Chairman : Flow Chemistry Society – India Chp. Manjinder Singh
14:30-15:00 Enzyme Immobilization as an enabler for Biocatalysis in Flow Karim Engelmark Cassimjee, Co-founder & CEO of EnginZyme AB,Sweden Bio-catalysis immobilization for Flow Karim Engelmark Cassimjee
15:00-15:30 Tool Box for Flow Chemistry & Downstream Ops + Industrial Examples – Indian & Global Vijay Kirpalani, CEO: Pi-Process Intensification Exp. LLP President : Flow Chemistry Society – India Chp. Vijay Kirpalani
15:30-16:00 TEA Break, Networking, visit IGCW-EXPO
16:00-16:30 New Drug Discovery – Accelerated approach using Flow Sandip Darji, Dy.Gen.Mgr. - Global Process & Technology, API, SUN Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd. Sandip Darji
16:30-17:15 Interactive Panel Discussion & Steps to Implement Green Flow Chemistry in Industry Panel Lead
Sharat Narsapur,Jt.MD : Sequent Scientific Ltd. Dir.-Flow Chemistry Society-India Chp.		 Sharat Narsapur
17:15-17:30 Concluding Remarks and Acknowledgement


IGCW-WORKSHOP ON EMERGING TOOLS & TECHNOLOGIES

GC & E Emerging Tools and Technologies

Chief representatives from R & D, R & T, Production, Operations, Plant & EHS.


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IGCW-WORKSHOP ON EMERGING TOOLS & TECHNOLOGIES

IGCW-ACS-GCI PHARMA ROUNDTABLE WORKSHOP

Interactive Workshop on using
Solvent & Reagent selection guide & G C & E tools.

Chief representatives from R & D, R & T,
Production, Operations, Plant & EHS.


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IGCW-ACS-GCI PHARMA ROUNDTABLE WORKSHOP

Date:-Day II, Friday 6th Oct. 2017, 9:30 to 17:00 hrs.
Venue:- Crystal Ballroom – 1, Ramada Powai, Hotel & Convention Centre, Mumbai.

IGCW – ACS – GCI PHARMA ROUNDTABLE WORKSHOP ON SOLVENT & REAGENT SELECTION TOOLS & TECHNIQUES TO DRIVE GREEN & SUSTAINABLE CHEMISTRY


Participation focus –Chief representatives from R&D, R&T, production, operations and environmental health and safety sectors

The one-day workshop intends to enhance your sustainability performance in developing and manufacturing Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients (APIs) and intermediates using green chemistry and engineering techniques honed over 11 years by leading pharmaceutical companies.

The ACS-Green Chemistry Institute’s Pharmaceutical Roundtable (GCIPR) member companies have combined and leveraged their experience and expertise using Green and Sustainable chemistry and engineering principles and techniques and developed many tools like the solvent selection guide, the reagent selection guide and the Process Mass Intensity (PMI) calculator to name some of them.

Tentative Agenda

Introduction to GC&E metrics

Brief overview of different metrics – exercise (application of metrics)

Green Chemistry tools

  • Solvent Guide
  • Reagent guide
  • PMI calculator

Solvent alternatives for routine synthetic operations within labs

  • Replacement of methylene chloride for chromatography
  • Replacing DCM and DMF in amidation and amination reactions
  • Reactions in water using surfactants

Reactions

  • Case studies – original synthesis and greener /more sustainable version – drivers for change
  • Sustainable metals – replacement of precious metals
  • Continuous flow – type of flow reactors and application
  • Nanofiltration instead of distillation

Green Chemistry in the literature

Outlook - Bringing it all together

  • Financial value of Green Chemistry



Speaker Photo
Dr. David Constable, Science Director, American Chemical Society- Green Chemistry Institute, USA David Constable
Dr. Ingrid Mergelsberg, Director - Process Chemistry, MSD, USA Ingrid Mergelsberg
Dr. Rajappa Vaidyanathan, Group Director & Head of Chemical, Synthetic and Analytical Development, Bristol-Myers Squibb in Bangalore, India. Rajappa Vaidyanathan


IGCW 180° SEMINARS

9:30-11:00 hrs: Green processes
11:30-13:00 hrs: Green Catalysts.
14:00-15:30 hrs.: Green Solvents
16:00-1730 hrs: Green Engineering

Each Seminar is expected to be attended by 70 to 80 manage and senior representatives from R & D and Production


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IGCW 180° SEMINARS

Green processes Agenda

Time Speaker Title
Session Chairperson - Prof. S S Bhagwat, Dept. of Chemical Engineering Institute of Chemical Technology(ICT), India
9.30-10.00 Prof. S S Bhagwat, Dept. of Chemical Engineering Institute of Chemical Technology(ICT), India Title Awaited Prof. S S Bhagwat
10.00-10.30 Mr. Hemant Joglekar, Associate Vice President Resin Sales Ion Exchange (I) Ltd. Purification and recycle / reuse of process streams Mr. Hemant Joglekar
10.30-11.00 Mrs. Ashwini Gunnal-Kothe – R&D Manager Recycle@SourceTM Solutions for ‘greener’ processes Mrs. Ashwini Gunnal-Kothe
Ms. Megha Shanbhag – Business Development Manager Newreka Green Synth Technologies Pvt. Ltd., India The Chemical Industry Under the 4th Industrial Revolution – Sustainable, Digital and Citizens One Ms. Megha Shanbhag

Green solvent Agenda

Time Speaker Title
Session Chairperson -Dr. C. Nandi, V.P.-R & D at NOCIL Ltd.
14.0-14.30 Dr. Jeff Eaves, Circa Sustainable Chemicals, UK Developing value added products from waste cellulose: 'Cyrene - from laboratory curiosity to major commercial opportunity in renewable chemicals' Dr. Jeff Eaves
14.30-14.50 G. Ram Prasad, GM-Technical Sales, S.Amit Speciality Chemicals Pvt. Ltd., India & Jun Oka, ZEON Corporation, Japan New Ether Process Solvent : Cyclopentyl methyl ether (CPME) for green Chemistry & Process Innovation Mr. Hemant Joglekar
14.50-15.10 Dr. Sangeeta Srivastava, ‎GM corporate R & D at Godavari Biorefineries Ltd., India. Opportunities for Bio-Based Green Solvents Dr. Sangeeta Srivastava
15.10-15.30 Dr. C. Nandi, V.P.-R & D at NOCIL Ltd Water as a Solvent for Chemical Transformations Dr. C. Nandi

Green Catalysts Agenda

Advanced Enzyms
Time Speaker Title
Session Chairperson -Dr. Bhalachandra M. Bhanage, Department of Chemistry, Institute of Chemical Technology, India
11.30-12.00 Dr. Michael Puls , VP Business Development, evoxx technologies GmbH, Germany & Advanced Enzyme Technologies Pvt. Ltd., India Enzyme Technology for Efficient Processes in Chemical Manufacturing Dr. Michael Puls
12.00-12.20 Saravanan Jothi, Associate Scientific Manager, IOSYNTH Labs Pvt. Ltd., India Case studies on Industrial Biocatalysis Saravanan Jothi
12.20-12.40 Mr. Tanmay Godiawala, GM, REAXA Ltd. (S-Amit Chemicals Pvt. Ltd.) India Greener Catalysts – Encapsulated metal catalysts to Achieve Easier, Faster and Cleaner Hydrogenation and Coupling Reaction Processes Mr. Tanmay Godiawala
12.40-13.00 Dr. Bhalchandra M. Bhanage, Department of Chemistry, Institute of Chemical Technology, India Sustainable Catalysts – for fixation of carbon-di-oxide and Sustainable Catalysts for the fixation of Carbon Dioxide and Carbon Monoxide as C-1 sources to synthesize the Value Added Chemicals Dr. Bhalchandra

Green Engineering Agenda

Time Speaker Title
16.00-16.30 Dr. M. G. Palekar, CTO, STEP Solutions Pvt. Ltd., India Process Intensification with Downflow Gas Contactor Reactor Dr. Michael Puls
16.30-17.00 Mr. Sandip Bose, Head of operation excellence, Sun API Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd., India Green Engineering in Pharma Industry Mr. Sandip Bose
17.00-17.30 Mr. R N Mohanty, President – Technology, Pidilite industries india Green Engineering in Specialty Chemical Industry Mr. R N Mohanty

IGCW CSIR INDUSTRY INTERACTIONS

Partnering with CSIR Labs for accelerating Green Chemistry Research & Implementation

CSIR Principal Scientists, Head of Research departments, senior decision makers, R & D chiefs, etc .



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IGCW CSIR INDUSTRY INTERACTIONS





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