Activities to promote the Stockhom Declaration
To promote continued focus on the Stockholm Declaration, SUCCeSS have launched a new interview series featuring researchers who have signed the declaration and are helping shape its impact.
In addition to that, we offer to present the Declaration to university students around the world. Let us know by email if you want us to present at your university!
Portraits
Alessandra Quadrelli
Alessandra Quadrelli is more than a chemist—she combines organometallic chemistry with materials science, catalysis, and green chemistry, with a clear focus on societal impact. Her strength lies in uniting rigorous experimental methods with reflection on the role of science in society.
- Field: Organometallic chemistry, catalysis, materials, green chemistry
- Based in: Lyon University CNRS, IRCELYON, France
- Role in Declaration: Contributor and signatory
- Research trademark: Research with a scientific and philosophical touch
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Alessandra Quadrelli
Audrey Moores
Trained in phosphorus chemistry, Audrey Moores works at the intersection of catalysis, sustainability, mechanochemistry, and education. A leading voice in green chemistry, she emphasizes that the field must evolve by confronting complexity rather than avoiding it.
- Field: Green chemistry, catalysis, mechanochemistry, sustainable chemistry
- Based in: McGill University, Canada
- Role in Declaration: Contributor and signatory
- Research trademark: Interdisciplinary chemistry with a strong focus on education and sustainability
Audrey Moores
Activites to promote the Stockholm Declaration
Lyon, December 2025
Berit Olofsson was invited to the engineering chemistry school CPE Lyon to present SUCCeSS and the Stockholm Declaration on Chemistry for the Future in November 2025. She was hosted by Alessandra Quadrelli at CNRS, IRCELYON, and Emilie Brulé and Jérémy Breuzard at CPE Lyon.
Mistra SafeChem, October 2025
On October 8, SUCCeSS Directors Aji Mathew and Berit Olofsson presented the Stockholm Declaration at the Mistra SafeChem annual meeting, where academia and industry discussed the Programs’ growing impact in driving the shift towards safer and more sustainable chemical innovations.
Last updated: 2026-04-21
Source: Department of Social Work