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Chemspeed's workstations are embedded in Chemistry Innovation Ltd

June 7, 2012

Chemspeed Technologies AG the leading provider of high-throughput and highoutput research & development workflow-solutions is proud to be an integral part of Chemistry Innovation Ltd in the UK. Watch the Telegraph's Business Club feature video on Chemistry Innovation and how our workstations are embedded below: About Chemistry Innovation Ltd In 2005 - 2006 the UK government set up Knowledge Transfer Networks to accelerate successful innovation by improving connections and collaborations between industrial sectors, companies and academic groups. Chemistry Innovation Ltd is an independent organisation supported by The Technology Strategy Board as one of 15 Knowledge Transfer Networks across the UK. Chemistry Innovation Limited was formed in 2006 with the support of the key professional societies, The Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC) and the Institution of Chemical Engineers (IChemE. The Chemistry Innovation Limited board consists of the RSC and IChemE and is chaired by Dr Graeme Armstrong. This provides the corporate governance that enables Chemistry Innovation to function effectively as an organisation. The strategy under which Chemistry Innovation works is industry-led and is aligned to the remit of the Technology Strategy Board. A critical success factor for Chemistry Innovation is the effective engagement, input and support of key stakeholders (industry, academia, public bodies and other key organisations) that provide innovation support services. Additional information

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Aqueous sonochemical synthesis of covalent organic frameworks

Covalent organic frameworks (COFs) are versatile materials platforms for precise function integration owing to their high crystallinity, large surface areas, tunable characteristics and diverse and predictable structures. However, the dominant solvothermal method for COF synthesis requires harsh conditions, including high temperatures, toxic organic solvents, sealed and pressurized reactors, and extended reaction times that often exceed several days.

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