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Global Challenges in Chemicals and Energies

December 10, 2013

Standardization and acceleration of catalysis R+D in chemicals and energies has not only reached a prominent level of maturity but will even get significantly more relevant/decisive in nowadays and future R+D. The article summarizes a selection of challenges in chemicals and energies and subsequently elaborates that corresponding R+D organizations need to cope with those challenges typically with the same amount of resources. The only way out of this "catch 22" is to standardize and accelerate materials/catalysis R+D via enabling, automated technologies/solutions. >> read the entire online article in CHEManager Europe

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