ETERNAL - Boosting the reduction of the environmental impact of pharmaceutical products throughout their entire life cycle
Lead Participant:
QUOTIENT SCIENCES (ALNWICK) LIMITED
Abstract
ETERNAL aims to contribute to sustainable development of pharmaceutical manufacture, use and disposal, by using and promoting
full life cycle approaches covering design, manufacture, usage, and disposal, assessing the environmental risks of not only the API
and residues/metabolites, but other chemicals and by-products of the production process. This type of approach is essential to take into
consideration the types of green manufacturing approach under consideration by the pharmaceutical industry, as evidenced by the range
and scope of case studies being undertaken within ETERNAL. Specific application of our risk and life cycle assessment approaches
to the ETERNAL case studies is a key element of the proposed work and will provide industry and policymakers with key examples
of how whole life cycle assessment may be used to evaluate the changes in environmental impacts expected due to the introduction of
green manufacturing processes.
full life cycle approaches covering design, manufacture, usage, and disposal, assessing the environmental risks of not only the API
and residues/metabolites, but other chemicals and by-products of the production process. This type of approach is essential to take into
consideration the types of green manufacturing approach under consideration by the pharmaceutical industry, as evidenced by the range
and scope of case studies being undertaken within ETERNAL. Specific application of our risk and life cycle assessment approaches
to the ETERNAL case studies is a key element of the proposed work and will provide industry and policymakers with key examples
of how whole life cycle assessment may be used to evaluate the changes in environmental impacts expected due to the introduction of
green manufacturing processes.
Lead Participant | Project Cost | Grant Offer |
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QUOTIENT SCIENCES (ALNWICK) LIMITED | £455,394 | £ 455,394 |
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Participant |
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INNOVATE UK |
People |
ORCID iD |
Gareth Jenkins (Project Manager) |