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From Molecules to Meaning: Shaping the Future of Sustainable Chemistry

Margret Pagare — Peptide Chemist, Researcher, Environmental Scientist & PhD Student in Chemistry

In this inspiring interview, Margret Pagare—a peptide chemist, environmental scientist, and PhD researcher in chemistry—shares her journey from early curiosity to cutting-edge research that bridges chemistry and sustainability. With published work spanning peptide synthesis, metal-organic frameworks (MOFs), catalysis, and environmental monitoring, Margret represents a new generation of scientists redefining how chemistry impacts the world around us.

Margret’s research focuses on the design and synthesis of functional molecules—including azobenzene-conjugated peptides and MOFs—to address pressing global challenges like pollution, water safety, and sustainable material development. Her work on atrazine extraction and catalytic systems not only advances scientific understanding but also contributes to real-world environmental protection.

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