Dear group,
See messages below. Glass waste from labs MUST NOT be mixed with non-contaminated glass waste.
As you all know, this is very important. Please be careful about how to dispose waste.
Best,
Nicole
From: Thomas Poulsen <thpou@chem.au.dk>
Sent: Thursday, February 19, 2026 5:10 PM
To: Karl Anker Jørgensen <kaj@chem.au.dk>; Nicole Maria Hauser <nhauser@chem.au.dk>; Alexander Zelikin <zelikin@chem.au.dk>; Kurt Vesterager Gothelf <kvg@chem.au.dk>; Troels Skrydstrup <ts@chem.au.dk>; Kim Daasbjerg <kdaa@chem.au.dk>; Alonso Rosas-Hernández
<arosas@chem.au.dk>; Michael Westberg <westberg@chem.au.dk>; Henrik Helligsø Jensen <hhj@chem.au.dk>
Subject: FW: Kemiglas i container til genbrugsglas 19 FEB 2026
Dear colleagues - OrgChem/ChemBiol column,
I have received the following message from Peter Hald. Please make sure to forward the information to your groups along with the attached image.
The glass waste from the laboratories
MUST be sorted correctly. For environmental (and economic) reasons.
Thanks
Thomas
Message From Peter Hald:
We are obliged to sort our waste.
Glass waste comes in two categories:
Today somebody who uses organic solvents and collects fractions from columns had dumped their chemical glass in the food glass.
Please instruct your group members thoroughly and directly that they must sort the glass correctly. Otherwise we ruin the recycling of the food glass and we will get fined.
--
Thomas B. Poulsen, PhD
Professor
Department of Chemistry,
Aarhus University
Langelandsgade 140, 8000 Aarhus C
Denmark
cell:
+45 61141844
office: 1512-418
