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CCT-MicroIndus · Continuous Catalytic Transformations: from optimization in MICRO systems to INDustrial production

FP7Status: CLOSED1 September 201331 August 2017EU funding €521,728

This project is aiming at providing the training for 2 ESR in the framework of a integrated approach for heterogeneous catalysis in continuous reactors. It will combine design, preparation of structure materials and their integration in lab scale flow systems for catalytic properties evaluation . This part will be done in University of Bordeaux 1, France, where the Phoenics team of the Institut des Sciences Moléculaires is located. This development will be done in close collaboration with the enabling chemical technology team of UCB Pharma in Braine l’Alleud, Belgium.Once optimized, systems will be implemented to larger scale production chains. Two mains reactions will be studied in this project, the Friedel Craft /Mannich reaction and chiral conjugate reduction for which the industrial partner has a great and immediate interest. Both reactions are catalyzed by metal complexes.It will provide an original and priceless training for ESR who will gain skills in diverse areas from fundamental catalysis and organic synthesis to process development. This will be achieved through the early stage integration of novel fluidic tools in the laboratory. Additionally, they will get a sound knowledge of industrial expectations and regulations which will prepare them for their future leading position in Europe.

Consortium · 3 organisations

coordinator

UCB PHARMA SA

BE · €57,351

participant

UNIVERSITE BORDEAUX I

FR

participant

UNIVERSITE DE BORDEAUX

FR · €464,377

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