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6 February 2026
Acknowledgment to the Reviewers of Sustainable Chemistry in 2025
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The editorial office of Sustainable Chemistry would like to extend its sincere gratitude to all reviewers who contributed to the improvement of the journal quality by providing their expert opinion and evaluation of the submitted research.
We appreciate that thorough peer review demands considerable time and intellectual investment from our reviewers. In 2025, Sustainable Chemistry received 261 review reports from contributors across 33 countries and territories, demonstrating the breadth of international expertise and scholarly engagement that has strengthened our publication standards.
The reviewers who agreed to have their names published this year are listed below in alphabetical order by first name. The editorial team acknowledges with gratitude all reviewers, named and anonymous alike, for their vital role in maintaining the scholarly standards of Sustainable Chemistry.
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Abdollah Hajalilou |
Kun Zheng |
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Agnieszka Zgoła-Grześkowiak |
Magdalena Król |
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Alina Pyka-Pająk |
Manickam Minakshi |
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Ana C. Fernandes |
Maria Dolores La Rubia Garcia |
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Andrew S. Hursthouse |
Mariateresa Lettieri |
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Angeles Blanco |
Markus Gahleitner |
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Annalisa Paolone |
Masataka Kubo |
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Antonio Paz-González |
Michael I. Ojovan |
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Branko Kordic |
Michael Knapp |
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Chensong Dong |
Ovidiu Cristian Oprea |
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Dilep Kumar Sigalapalli |
Paulo Alexandre Mira Mourão |
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Doyoub Kim |
Piotr M. Zieliński |
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Enrique Torres |
Shaik Gouse Peera |
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Fernanda F. Roman |
Stanislaw Koter |
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Francesco Gentili |
Taro Urase |
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Giacomo Dacarro |
Valeria Rizzo |
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Graeme Moad |
Violeta Niculescu |
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Huertas Díaz-Mula |
Viorel Circu |
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Ioannis Karabagias |
Viswas Raja Solomon |
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Isabel Pestana Paixão Cansado |
Wanda Mączka |
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Iwona Kuźniarska-Biernacka |
Yang Fu |
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Jian Yang |
Zdeněk Košnář |
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Jose Efrain Herrera |