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University of Kobe,Japan
Research Interest
- CO2 capture
- Energy conservation
- Membrane fabrication
- Membrane Fouling
- Membrane structure formation
- Molecular dynamics
Research Areas
- CO2 capture
- Energy conservation
- Membrane fabrication
- Membrane Fouling
- Membrane structure formation
- Molecular dynamics
Ben-Gurion University of the Negev,Israel
Research Interest
- Additive Manufacturing of Ceramic Separation Materials
- Advanced Porous Materials for Water Treatment
- Ceramic & Zeolite Membrane Technologies
- Membrane Processes in Energy and Environmental Systems
- Mineral-Based Adsorbents for Industrial Water Systems
- Selective Ion Separation & Resource Recovery Technologies
Research Areas
- Additive Manufacturing of Ceramic Separation Materials
- Advanced Porous Materials for Water Treatment
- Ceramic & Zeolite Membrane Technologies
- Membrane Processes in Energy and Environmental Systems
- Mineral-Based Adsorbents for Industrial Water Systems
- Selective Ion Separation & Resource Recovery Technologies
Universität Duisburg-Essen,Germany
Research Interest
- Adsorbents
- Catalysis
- Membrane fabrication
- Membrane surface functionalization
Research Areas
- Adsorbents
- Catalysis
- Membrane fabrication
- Membrane surface functionalization
ITM-CNR,Italy
Research Interest
- Biopolymeric membrane
- Green solvent
- Membrane emulsification
- Membrane fabrication
- Pervaporation
Research Areas
- Biopolymeric membrane
- Green solvent
- Membrane emulsification
- Membrane fabrication
- Pervaporation
UC Louvain,Belgium
Research Interest
- CO2 capture
- Ionic liquids
- Membrane crystallization
- Membrane Distillation
- Modelling
- Water treatment
Research Areas
- CO2 capture
- Ionic liquids
- Membrane crystallization
- Membrane Distillation
- Modelling
- Water treatment
KU Leuven,Belgium
Research Interest
- Downstream bioprocessing
- Ion resource recovery
- Mathematical modelling
- Membrane crystallization
- Process intensification
- Transport phenomena
Research Areas
- Downstream bioprocessing
- Ion resource recovery
- Mathematical modelling
- Membrane crystallization
- Process intensification
- Transport phenomena
University of Kentucky,USA
Research Interest
- Selective Separations
- Tunable Membranes and Biocatalysis
- Water treatment
Research Areas
- Selective Separations
- Tunable Membranes and Biocatalysis
- Water treatment
Research Interest
- Electrolysis cells
- Fuel cells
- Hydrogen technologies
Research Areas
- Electrolysis cells
- Fuel cells
- Hydrogen technologies
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