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Synthesis

Sterling opens continuous-flow R&D center

by Alex Scott
September 24, 2021 | A version of this story appeared in Volume 99, Issue 35

 

A photo of a continuous-flow synthesis R&D lab.
Credit: Sterling Pharma
A scientist in Sterling's new continuous-flow R&D lab.

Sterling Pharma Solutions, a drug services firm, has opened a continuous-flow chemistry research center at its site in Dudley, England. The company recently hired Ian R. Baxendale, a chemistry professor at Durham University, in a 3-year agreement to lead a team of chemists and engineers specializing in continuous-flow chemistry. The team will investigate continuous-flow processes including photolysis, electrochemistry, and hydrogenation.

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