Chemistry in Strasbourg: Working for the Environment

Our shared goal: To advance
research and protect our planet!

Strasbourg is one of Europe’s leading centers for chemical research and the birthplace of Nobel Prize winners in Chemistry—Jean-Marie Lehn in 1987 and Jean-Pierre Sauvage in 2016. Today, this scientific excellence is being harnessed to address a major challenge: developing the molecules, materials, and processes that will help preserve our planet. Through its laboratories, Strasbourg’s chemistry research transforms matter every day into concrete solutions to combat climate change, pollution, and resource depletion. By supporting this research, you are directly contributing to this effort to protect the environment. 

Learn more about the significant discoveries made in Strasbourg

Why join forces with researchers at the University of Strasbourg?

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Every molecule invented today could become, tomorrow, a cleaner process, a recyclable material, or a more accessible energy source— —with a direct impact on your quality of life.

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Pass on to future generations—your children and grandchildren— a well-preserved planet and a more sustainable industry.

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Because chemistry is at the heart of all major transitions —energy, materials, and pollution control—and supporting this basic research means investing today in the environmental solutions of tomorrow.

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Supporting Strasbourg means enabling this center of scientific excellence—unique in Europe—to continue developing the molecules that will protect our planet.

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