Hear how Professor Glenn Hurst gets his students out into the world to see first-hand how their training in chemistry & chemical engineering can help tackle sustainability challenges.
Hear how Professor Glenn Hurst of the University of York Green Chemistry Centre of Excellence gets his students out into the world so they can see first hand how their training in chemistry & chemical engineering can be channeled to help tackle sustainability challenges.
Thanks to the Royal Society of Chemistry's Green Chemistry Journal for sponsoring this episode.
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