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Neelam Vaidya
Helping global research scientists fast-track their research during early drug-discovery and product development.
Neelam Vaidya is the CEO and Co-founder of ViridisChem, Inc., a company based in San Jose, California.16 She is a passionate advocate for green chemistry and has been leading ViridisChem since its inception.1
Professional Background
Neelam Vaidya is a seasoned entrepreneur with over 25 years of industry experience in both high-tech and biotech sectors.3 As a serial entrepreneur, she has founded and led multiple companies before ViridisChem.3
ViridisChem
ViridisChem, under Neelam's leadership, is dedicated to empowering scientists across various industries to build a more sustainable future.1 The company offers solutions that provide critical toxicity analysis for smarter decision-making in chemistry.1
Achievements and Recognition
Neelam's work with ViridisChem has garnered significant recognition:
- In 2017, ViridisChem won the global organization LAUNCH.ORG "Innovations for Chemistry" award.1
- The company was accepted into the Plug and Play startup accelerator program in 2017.1
- In 2018, Silicon Valley Business Journal recognized ViridisChem as a noteworthy startup pushing for greener, sustainable work in chemistry.15
Personal Approach
Neelam Vaidya is known for her strong advocacy of green chemistry.4 She aims to help the global research community fast-track research, particularly in drug target development.2
Family Connection
Interestingly, ViridisChem was founded as a mother-and-son team, with Neelam Vaidya as the CEO and Co-founder.5
Highlights
Are you attending #acsfall2023?
Meet ViridisChem, Inc. during ACS Fall 2023 Conference @booth #1459 from August 13-17, 2023. Please stop by to discuss your chemical toxicity information needs and how ViridisChem can help.
#greenchemistry #acsfall2023 #researchanddevelopment #chemicaltoxicity
There are potential health effects of chemical ingredients found in most sunscreens. Sunscreens are photoprotective preparations applied on skin for protection against melanoma (skin cancer) and sunburn. As the ingredients of sunscreen get absorbed into the skin, FDA carried out research on absorption levels for its chemical ingredients and found that 6 out of 8 active ingredients are absorbed at an alarming rate, far beyond the threshold limit. Here is the latest article from Viridishem about the Potentially Toxic Ingredients in Sunscreens: Diverse Dimensions of Toxicity.
#toxicity #chemicals #sunscreen #greenchemistry #fda #research
