ANTHOS’26 Solutions Session 5: Projects solutions to the needs of (corporate) Implementors

Date: 11 March 2026
Time: 12:15-13:45h CET

 

Chair: Danail Hristozov (GreenDecision/NSC WG SSbD)
Co-chairs: Sébastien Artous (CEA), Carlos Fito (ITENE)

 

Description:

This session will present state of the art solutions for Safe and Sustainable by Design (SSbD) assessment and decision making for both chemicals and advanced materials in line with the revised SSbD framework recently published by the European Commission. Industrial implementations will showcase these innovative approaches in success stories involving real use cases of plasticisers, lubricants, flame retardants, paint surfactants, plant protection products, and polymers from the EU funded projects AlChemiSSts, CROPSAFE, PLANETS, SUNRISE, and SURPASS.

 

Presentations and Speakers:

• SSbD scenarios as a follow-up of the discussion initiated by the NSC, by Irantzu Garmendia Aguirre (EC JRC)
• Navigating through Safe-and-Sustainable-by-Design (SSbD): Scoping Analysis with functionalized graphene oxide as a case study, by Ana Serrano Lotina (IPC-CSIC)
• SUNRISE tiered approach for integrated impact assessment to support SSbD decision making for advanced materials, by Arianna Livieri (GreenDecision)
• Testing the SSbD Framework through Value Chain Innovation: case studies on plasticizers, by Ariadna Gil Martínez (ITENE)
• AlChemiSSts lubricants case study, by Francesco Pagano (TEKNIKER)
• AlChemiSSts flame retardants case study, by Mónica Martínez Junquera (Avanzare)
• Safe and Sustainable by Design (SSbD) Process for the Synthesis of Alkyl Glucosides for Application as Paint Surfactants, by Alberto Lopera López (Laurentia Technologies)
• Safer and More Sustainable by Design Bioactives for Plant Protection Products: Preliminary Results from the CROPSAFE Approach, by Socorro Vázquez-Campos (LEITAT)
• Safe, Sustainable and Recyclable by Design (SSRbD): An Integrated Approach Applied to Polymers, by Sébastien Artous (CEA)
• Social Sustainability by Design: A Framework for Social Topic Prioritization, by Sarah Strobl (University of Graz)