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GREEN CHEMISTRY PROGRAMS BY LOCATION

North America

Carnegie Mellon

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA

Carnegie Mellon hosts the Institute for Green Science, a lab run by Professor Terry Collins.

UC Berkeley

Berkeley, California, USA

The Berkeley Center for Green Chemistry excels in interdisciplinary work and industrial collaborations.

Michigan State

East Lansing, Michigan, USA

MSU has a well-funded chemistry department, a number of faculty active in green chemistry, and a strong commitment to fostering diversity.

UMass Boston

Boston, Massachusetts, USA

UMass Boston was the first to offer a green chemistry Ph.D. track, and is located in a modern science and green chemistry hub.

U. Minnesota

Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA

UMN hosts the NSF Center for Sustainable Polymers and has emerged as a strong leader in environmental solutions.

Yale University

New Haven, Connecticut, USA

Yale is home to one of the fathers of green chemistry, as well as a center of green chemistry and engineering.

U. Oregon

Eugene, Oregon, USA

Nestled in the cozy town of Eugene in America's Pacific Northwest, UO has emerged as a leader in green chemistry research and education.

Ghent University

Ghent, Belgium

Ghent University's Department of Green Chemistry and Technology works on a wide variety of topics from micropollutants to biomass conversion and utilization.

University of Bath

Bath, United Kingdom

The CSCT at Bath brings together multiple scientific disciplines to tackle major problems in sustainability.

University of York

York, United Kingdom

In 2014, The University of York showed its commitment to green chemistry by building a brand-new facility to house the GCCE.

CityU Hong Kong

Kowloon, Hong Kong

The CityU School of Energy and Environment focuses on improving sustainability of megacities like Hong Kong.

QIBEBT

Qingdao, China

QIBEBT, while tricky to pronounce, is part of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, and one of China's leading centers for bioenergy research.

Sichuan University

Chengdu, China

Sichuan University has a large chemistry department, with several faculty members focusing on utilization of biomass or carbon dioxide.

Monash University

Melbourne, Australia

Monash is a great choice for students interested in discovery and manufacturing of green chemicals and plastics.

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