Julian Silverman

Assistant Professor

Fashion Institute of Technology

United States

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Julian Silverman is an Assistant Professor at the Fashion Institute of Technology in the United States. His research focuses on sustainability, specifically in the realms of green chemistry, waste management, and the evaluation of circularity and material efficiency. Recent publications include works on alchemy and sustainability with materials such as gold, as well as the development of bio-based products from waste-derived feedstocks.

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University of Toronto

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Solve et Coagula: Exploring Alchemy and Sustainability with Gold

Relating Sustainability Metrics to Evaluate Circularity and Material Efficiency

Exploring Waste Management with Art Media in the Laboratory: Pigments, Inks, and Paints from Dye Waste

Using systems thinking to connect green principles and United Nations Sustainable Development Goals in a reaction stoichiometry module

Formulation of biobased soap gels from waste-derived feedstocks

Tie-Dyeing with Foraged Acorns and Rust: A Workshop Connecting Green Chemistry and Environmental Science

Exploring Sustainability Metrics in General Chemistry Using Intensive and Extensive Properties of Matter

Facile Prepolymer Formation with Ozone-Pretreated Grass Lignin by In Situ Grafting of Endogenous Aromatics

Evaluating Feedstocks, Processes, and Products in the Teaching Laboratory: A Framework for Students To Use Metrics to Design Greener Chemistry Experiments

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Jessica C. D’eon

Anton Oliynyk

Reuben Hudson

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