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+++ title = "CoReACTER" hascode = true rss = "The CoReACTER home page. We're a research organization based in the School of Chemistry at University College Dublin (UCD) and connected to the Department of Chemical Engineering of Carnegie Mellon University (CMU)." rss_title = "CoReACTER" rss_pubdate = Date(2024, 9, 23)

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Welcome to the CoReACTER

The Community of Researchers Assessing Chemical Transformations and Exploring Reactivity (CoReACTER) is a research organization that is based in the School of Chemistry at University College Dublin (UCD); we also have ties with the Department of Chemical Engineering at Carnegie Mellon University (CMU). We leverage developments in mathematics, computational chemistry, and data science to advance sustainable technologies in areas such as energy storage, chemical manufacturing, and waste management. We also study scientific and chemical ethics and work to improve chemical education. You can learn more about our research efforts here or look at our publications.

The CoReACTER is working hard to practice science in an ethical, thoughtful, and anti-oppressive fashion. This is an ongoing process, but you can read about our current thoughts and practices here. Our resources are mainly designed for ReACTERs and other folks currently working and conducting research at CMU (UCD-specific resources are coming!), but you may also find these helpful!

Land Acknowledgment

We acknowledge that CMU occupies the unceded lands of the Seneca (Haudenosaunee), Adena, Hopewell, Monongahela, Delaware, Shawnee, Mingo, and Lenape peoples, in what is now known as Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania in the United States of America. We recognize that we benefit from this unjust occupation, the colonization of this region, and the concomitant displacement and elimination of Native peoples. We strive to enter into respectful relationships with the peoples of these lands and with the lands themselves as we search for avenues for healing, justice, and reconciliation.

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