Pauline Tenblad
Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences, University of Amsterdam
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About
Pauline Tenblad is a rising leader in the field of automated chemical synthesis and process intensification. Her research centers on the integration of robotics and flow chemistry to solve critical bottlenecks in photocatalysis and pharmaceutical manufacturing. Tenblad’s major contribution is the development of an all-in-one multipurpose robotic platform that can autonomously self-optimize, intensify, and scale-up photochemical reactions—a task traditionally requiring extensive manual expertise. Her most-cited work (2024, 274 citations) demonstrates how this platform overcomes the challenges of translating photochemical processes from lab to production, particularly in environments geared toward thermal chemistry. This breakthrough has significant implications for green chemistry and the rapid scale-up of complex reactions. Tenblad’s work is notable for its interdisciplinary approach, merging robotics, photochemistry, and process engineering to create a versatile tool that reduces development time and human error. Her achievements are already shaping the future of automated chemical manufacturing, making her a key figure to watch in the next generation of process chemists and engineers.
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