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Some ingredients relevant to human health, environment protection, and nutrition are liquid at ambient conditions. Crystal engineering is a powerful tool to design materials with high technological added value to address health and environment protection through mild and nature friendly components and mechanochemical methods. In fact mechanochemical cocrystallization has proven to be a powerful method to store and control the release of liquid ingredients in the environment, by engineering intermolecular interactions which strengthen or weaken the tendency of the ingredient to be retained inside the solid matrix. Here we show some proofs of concept that a rational design of crystalline materials capable to store and release Liquid Ingredients guests is feasible, and that the release profile can be related to the solid state arrangement of the material, offering a strong and rational tool to afford a vast range of materials capable of controlled release of L-I.

 

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Intro + ~45min + ~15min Q&A
When: Thursday, 27th March 2025 at 13:00 CEST (i.e. 1:00 p.m. in Paris/Berlin/Vienna…).
Where: Online :::::::link to registration::::::: 

 

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About the ECA Lunch webinars:

The ECA lunch webinars with an educational or scientific focus were invented following the strong wish to strengthen and vitalize the European crystallographic community. They are a monthly webinar series by the European Crystallographic Association (ECA) and involve all GIGs/SIGs.

The webinars are organized in an online setting such as Zoom (45min + 15min Q&A) and take place every first or second (depending on the schedule of other ECA activities) Thursday of a month at lunchtime (1:00 PM CET). Webinars will be announced via social media, mailing list, and here.

The webinars are organized by a steering committee of GIG01-members:
Breternitz, Joachim
Gaidamaka, Anna
Germann, Luzia
Hans, Philipp
Mazzeo, Paolo P.
Morana, Marta
Pisacic, Mateja
Prencipe, Michele

 

 

Advisory board:

Heinemann, Udo

van der Lee, Arie