Juliana Vidal

@julianavidal.bsky.social

Senior Program Manager, Higher Education at beyondbenign.org • Sustainability at the molecular level through #GreenChemistry • Associate Editor @suscircnow.bsky.social • #CASFutureLeader '20 • she/her. #ChemSky 🌍🌱

Join the final Green Chemistry Connections session on May 20th for a conversation on sustainability careers beyond academia. 🌱 Speakers from Boeing, the Indianapolis Museum of Art at Newfields, and Pfizer will share career paths across industry, conservation, and research. RSVP: buff.ly/tvJdT32

Graphic for Beyond Benign’s Green Chemistry Connections webinar, “Building Your Path: Sustainability Careers Beyond Academia,” taking place May 20, 2026, from 12 to 2 p.m. EDT. The graphic features speaker headshots for Suellen dos Santos Frank of The Boeing Company, Dr. Gregory Dale Smith of the Indianapolis Museum of Art, and Dr. Paul Richardson of Pfizer. Sponsored by MilliporeSigma and ICL.

📢 GCC signers attending the GC&E Conference in San Antonio: Join us on June 14th for the in-person GCC Summit! We are excited to announce that the keynote speakers will be: Dr. Glenn Hurst (University of York), Dr. Paul Anastas (Yale University), & Dr. John Warner (Technology Greenhouse).

Graphic announcing the 2026 Green Chemistry Commitment Summit, “From Green Chemistry Principles to Practice at Scale,” featuring in-person keynote speakers Dr. Glenn Hurst of University of York, Dr. Paul Anastas of Yale University, and Dr. John Warner of Technology Greenhouse. The event takes place June 14 at the GC&E Conference in San Antonio, Texas.

Getting excited for GCandE in Texas in June! TITLE: Sustainability assessments in the classroom: Exploring soy-based materials by evaluating hazards, life cycle, and techno-economic feasibility TITLE: From waste to want: Connecting green chemistry across the arts and sciences

#GreenChemistry improves #LabSafety before anyone steps into the lab. 🌎🧪 In a new @cenmag.bsky.social column, Prof. Isaiah Speight (@wm.edu) & @julianavidal.bsky.social (Beyond Benign) share why hazard mitigation starts at the molecular level—linking safety and sustainability from the start.

Why green chemistry makes science safer for everyone

Considering risks to both those inside the lab and people in the community can help minimize hazards—and make chemistry more sustainable

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Save the dates for March 3-4 for #RSCPoster 2026, now with the brand-new, amazing, and beautiful #RSCSustainability! Looking forward to seeing you all there! 🌱 #ChemSky #GreenChemistry #SustainableChemistry

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📢 Exciting news! #RSCPoster 2026 introduces a new Sustainable Science category - spotlighting research for greener tech, responsible resource use, and a sustainable future. We can’t wait to see your innovative work! #ChemSky

Promotional image for the Royal Society of Chemistry and American Elements announcing a new category, Sustainable Science, for the #RSCPoster 2026 event. The text highlights the focus on sustainable science and provides a link for more information.

Chemistry at CU Boulder is going green. 🌱 CU Boulder joined the Green Chemistry Commitment — making science safer, smarter and more sustainable. Buffs are proving innovation and responsibility go hand in hand. Learn more ↓ https://bit.ly/4833I43

CU Boulder commits to green chemistry

In May, campus leaders signed the Green Chemistry Commitment to practice and teach sustainable chemistry--an effort being encouraged and advanced by students.

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