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advanced membranes for
effective water treatment
A changing world gives rise to new challenges. New pollutants and the increasing need for water reuse in all sorts of sectors require the development of new highly efficient membranes. This session we get to know the forefront of membrane development and use. We’ll learn about new membrane materials to sort similar ions, to make use of self-assembly to create very well-defined nano-structures, and in what ways membranes can be produced more efficiently and sustainably.
- Membranes à la carte – prof. dr. Kitty Nijmeijer, Eindhoven University of Technology, Department of Chemical Engineering and Chemistry
- Boosting water permeance with bijels, a novel porous material with high surface area – dr. Martin Haase, Utrecht University, Department of Physical and Colloid Chemistry
- Composite hollow fiber nanofiltration membranes via chemistry in a spinneret – dr.ing. Hannah Roth, University of Twente, Department of Membrane Science and Technology
- Selective separation of nitrate from chloride using PVDF-based anion-exchange membranes – Daniele Chinello MSc, Wetsus/Wageningen University & Research
