ETERNAL’s Technical Co-ordinator Raquel Llorens-Chiralt takes a few minutes to reflect upon the project’s overall themes and share her hopes and ambitions for how ETERNAL’s combination of collaborative research and co-created change activities can contribute to making pharmaceutical manufacture greener by design.

The ETERNAL consortium members enjoyed an energizing two days at the University of Aveiro when they gathered to mark the project’s six-month stage General Assembly meeting.

Using standards as a knowledge source in the earliest possible stages of research and innovation avoids duplication of work and provides the basis for future marketable products. This deliverable identifies and describes the standardisation technical committees (TCs) at European and International level related to the ETERNAL project as well as the published standards (existing and under development) that could be relevant and useful for all the project activities.