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Innovation of Chemistry & Materials for Sustainability
ISSN 3049-2548 · Insuf Publications (OPC) Pvt. Ltd. · 37 artikel di indeks
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Recent Progress in Synthesis Strategies and Photocatalysis of 3d Transition-Metal-Doped TiO2 for Wastewater Treatment
Nanosized titanium dioxide (TiO2) is one of the most widely studied photocatalysts for environmental remediation, especially for wastewater treatment. The pristine TiO2 possesses chemical stability, low cost and high oxidative potential, but its wide bandgap and poor absorption in the visible…
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AI-Accelerated Discovery for Sustainable Agrochemical and Pharmaceutical Innovation: An Industry Perspective
Sustainable chemical innovation is increasingly constrained not by a shortage of green synthetic methods but by the speed and predictability with which discovery science translates candidate molecules into safe, scalable, and environmentally sound products. This Perspective, informed by more than…
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Eco-Friendly Polymer Composites Using Natural Fibers and Biodegradable Fillers: A Review
Preparation of biodegradable fillers/fibres reinforced polymer composites are becoming a good alternative to traditional synthetic materials. These polymer composites reduce environmental pollution with maintaining properties in the use range for different applications. This review explains the…
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In Silico Evaluation of Microplastics Interactions for Storage of a Multi-Epitope Vaccine Candidate
The increasing prevalence of multidrug-resistant disease has addressed an urgent requirement for early prophylactic therapies like a vaccine. Their therapeutic efficacy entirely depends on the supply chain & storage parameters. Conventional vaccine formulations have mainly used glass vials, while…
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Sustainable Therapeutic Strategies for Controlling Amyloid Aggregation Process
Protein misfolding and aggregation into amyloid assemblies underlie a broad class of neurodegenerative and systemic disorders, including Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, and Huntington’s diseases. Although amyloid deposition has long been recognised as a pathological hallmark, increasing evidence…
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From Biodiversity to Bioeconomy: Positioning Africa at the Forefront of Natural Product-Based Sustainability
Africa’s vast biodiversity, spanning forests, mangroves, and coral reefs, hosts over 40,000 plant species, many with medicinal and aromatic properties. Yet, this natural wealth has not translated into economic resilience. While global demand for natural and low-carbon products continues to rise…
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Marine Sponges as Natural Oceanic Biofactories for Sustainable Drug Discovery
Marine sponges (MS) are attracting a growing interest from the pharmaceutical industry due to their bioactive compounds. A large number of studies being done from MS as regards drug discovery, a multitude of reports on both bioprospecting to separation in addition to synthesis up to biological…
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Emerging Trends and Recent Development in the Synthesis of Non-Viral Cationic Systems for Targeted Gene Delivery Applications
The development of a safe and efficient nucleic acid delivery system remains a major challenge in gene therapy. Viral and non-viral vectors are widely explored: Viral vectors often achieve high transduction efficiency, but are limited by high immunogenicity, oncogenic risk, and complex production…
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Euphorbia royleana Boiss: A Systematic Review on Traditional Uses, Phytochemistry, Pharmacological Properties and Toxicological Activities
Euphorbia royleana (family: Euphorbiaceae) is a cactus plant bearing milky latex with traditional medicinal uses to treat various diseases and conditions like gastro-intestinal problems, laceration, wounds, earache, skin problems, arthritis etc. This review documents the ethnomedical uses…
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Towards Sustainability: Fiber Architectural, Interfacial Behaviorism, and Topographical Relationship in Sisal Fiber Reinforced Butadiene Rubber Composites for Commodity Rubber Goods
Researchers are increasingly using biocomposites in engineering to reduce their environmental impact, with cellulosic fibers as the primary natural fiber source. These fibers and their composites offer many benefits but also have drawbacks, especially regarding environmental factors. For the first…
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Circular Economy and Waste Management towards Sustainable Development
The vital principles of the circular economy are the utilization of waste as a valuable resource to create a value-added product, known as the "cradle-to-cradle" design approach (Fig. 1). The key approaches of circular economy apply lifecycle thinking, inspire the design of products, materials, and…
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Academia and Industry: An Essential Alliance for a Sustainable Future
For centuries, the collaboration between academia and industry has driven mutual progress, with academic innovations transforming into products and services through industrial channels. This symbiotic relationship has empowered both sectors to achieve their goals, fueling academic research to…
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Siphonochilus aethiopicus: A Comprehensive Review of its Therapeutic Application for Alleviating Symptoms of Allergic and Infectious Respiratory Diseases
Siphonochilus aethiopicus, is a medicinal plant traditionally used in South Africa to treat respiratory and inflammatory conditions. The plant species is endangered due to overharvesting, necessitating conservation and cultivation efforts. Scientific studies on S. aethiopicus led to the…
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Network Pharmacology Approach to Evaluate the Therapeutic Effects of Caesalpinia bonduc (L.) Components for the Nephroprotective Activity
Caesalpinia bonduc (L.) (Family: Caesalpiniaceae) commonly known as Bonduc Nut and Fever Nut is the main ingredients in Hjam-hbras formulation, a single herb formulation documented in Buddha Shakamuni for treating renal diseases. C. bonduc seed extract is also scientifically validated for having…
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Theranostic Potential of Quantum Dots: From Imaging to Therapy
The combination of nano-biotechnology advances the biomedical field, opening up groundbreaking opportunities for disease diagnosis, monitoring and treatment. Quantum dots (QDs) are at the leading edge of this innovation, known for their exceptional physicochemical qualities and customizable…
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Effects of Incorporation of Multicomponent Active Agents in Chitosan Biopolymer: A Simple Method for Sustainable Food Packaging
Chitosan-gelatin (Ch-ge) based transparent films containing gallic-acid (GA) grafted starch nanoparticles (GA-SNPs) namely, Ch-ge-GA-SNP-1 and Ch-ge-GA-SNP-2 with different amounts of GA-SNPs have been synthesized by solution casting method and characterized. The incorporation of multicomponents…
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Proton Exchange Membrane Fuel Cells: A Sustainable Approach Towards Energy Generation
Fuel cell technologies are on the verge of creating new milestones in energy conversion devices in the automobile, portable, and transportation sectors. This review article summarizes all types of fuel cells. Proton exchange membrane fuel cells (PEMFCs) have earned massive attention due to their…
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Rational Design of Pt Supported Catalysts for Hydrosilylation: Influence of Support and Calcination Temperature
The hydrosilylation reaction plays a key role in organosilicon chemistry, enabling the formation of silicon-carbon bonds crucial for industrial and specialty chemical production. While homogeneous platinum catalysts are incredibly efficient, they come with drawbacks like limited recyclability and…
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Electrochemical Sensors for Quality Control in the Food and Beverage Industry
Ensuring food safety and quality has become increasingly critical due to the rising complexity of the global food supply chain and the growing incidence of foodborne illnesses. This review aims to explore the potential of electrochemical sensors, enhanced with nanomaterials and artificial…
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Eco-Friendly Sustainable Vaccine Designing Technology Aiding Personalised Immunotherapy
With the rise of pandemic and endemic cases in recent years, vaccination has been prioritised along with prophylactic therapies. The development of a vaccine candidate sometimes requires lengthy timelines of research and resources. Apart from the unpredictable side effects experienced by…