Federal grant · project grant (b)
Rowan University Will Provide Technical Assistance to Pharmaceutical Companies to Assist Them in Reducing Hazardous Chemicals, in the Form of Solvents, in Their Manufacturing Process. Rowan University Will Develop a Universal Framework for Optimal Solvent Recovery and a Computational Tool That Can Be Used by Pharmaceutical and Other Manufacturing Facilities. Rowan Faculty and Students Will Provide Direct Technical Outreach to Bristol-myers Squibb, and, Potentially, Other Facilities With Which It Has Previously Provided Green Chemistry Recommendations.
Committed
$289,111
Paid out
$50.2K
17%
Committed, not yet paid
$238.9K
83%
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