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Andrew Meador
Chemistry Subject Matter Expert & Technical Partner
The Biomimicry Institute
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Andrew is a chemist and educator who enjoys scuba diving, playing music, skateboarding, and being outdoors. As a scientist, he has conducted nanotechnology, CRISPR, and marine biology research, and has worked in quality assurance as a water chemist and product tester. As an educator, he has spent 14+ years in public/private/charter high schools and undergrad/grad programs creating STEM curriculum (with an emphasis on Green Chemistry) and managing private and non-profit educational programs. His current work focuses on supporting European and African circular economy growth through valorizing waste.
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| Group Name | Description | Type |
|---|---|---|
| Assessments in Green Chemistry Education | This group is dedicated to learning and sharing resources about how to effectively assess green |
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- Andrew Meador was just tagged in a comment: Thank you, @Andrew Meador, @Kyle Grice, and @Jason Cooke, for these great points and resources!I really agree on your point, Andrew, transparency in nanoparticle sourcing is still rare, and I think developing a shared checklist of “green synthesis indicators” could help researchers ask the right questions when sourcing materials.Thank you Kyle for referring Jason here. They're work on silver nanoparticles and CQDs is amazing, and I’m excited to see the updated “Sweet and Sour Nanochemistry” version!How about we compile a list of greener synthesis papers, methods, and even supplier criteria here so this thread becomes a go-to resource for benign nanomaterials? Who’s in?...
- Andrew Meador was just tagged in a comment: Hi @Andrew Meador! Thank you for sharing your journey. It really resonates with me, especially your shift toward biomimicry and finding purpose in Nature's chemistry. Your story is a beautiful reminder of how personal curiosity can lead to powerful change. I admire your passion for education and how you're helping shape the next generation of scientists through green chemistry. I have this gut feeling that we'll enjoy the certificate program in green chemistry for climate and sustainability....
- Andrew Meador was just tagged in a comment: Hello @Andrew Meador! Je here! I was also accepted to the first cohort of this Certificate Program. Nice to meet you here! I'm thinking of creating a dedicated "Group" for all the students accepted in the certificate program, so that we can collaborate and discuss there. What do you think?...
- Andrew Meador was just tagged in a comment: Hi @Andrew Meador ! Thanks for chiming in, glad I’m not the only one curious about this! You're absolutely right, the Green Chemistry: Theory and Practice by Anastas and Warner is the foundational go-to. But like you, I’m interested in more recent or detailed texts that really dive into the underlying chemistry, especially reaction mechanisms or real case studies that are lab-friendly. So far, I've found that many newer textbooks tend to focus more on applications and principles rather than in-depth reaction pathways. If anyone here has come across a book or resource that balances both the “why” and the “how” of green chemistry at the molecular level, please share! I think it would really help those of us who are either teaching or studying green chemistry more deeply. Looking forward to learning from the community!...
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