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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill | Chapel Hill, North Carolina | United States | 4 days ago
on the development and evaluation of novel disinfection technologies, new methods in environmental health microbiology, and quantitative microbial risk assessment, applied to drinking water, wastewater, and other
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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill | Chapel Hill, North Carolina | United States | about 14 hours ago
on the development and evaluation of novel disinfection technologies, new methods in environmental health microbiology, and quantitative microbial risk assessment, applied to drinking water, wastewater, and other
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-performance porous adsorbent materials offers a promising route for environmental cleanup, including wastewater treatment, toxic gas capture, and removal of volatile organic compounds (VOCs). However
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of ion-selective electrodialysis for wastewater treatment. Will be part of a 3-year industry-funded project “Advanced Anion Exchange Membranes for Selective Ion Removal and Valorization by Electrodialysis
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or more of the following topics: Cultivation of microalgae for wastewater treatment Processing of microalgal biomass into high-value bioproducts Modeling of nutrient and energy flows in controlled
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will focus on the formulation and synthesis of advanced synthetic polymers with optimized architectures and tailored functionalities for industrial applications, such as wastewater treatment, fertilizer
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algal experiments. Experience of one or more of the following is an advantage: metal mobility; algal ecophysiology; metal uptake or biosorption; mine-water or wastewater treatment; photobioreactors
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with treated wastewater: challenges, risks and opportunities). The PiTCROP project is exploring how treated municipal wastewater could be safely reused to irrigate pasture, grassland, and other non-food
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spectrometer (FTIR). They will also administer surveys to and manage the chain referral system for recruiting participants. A second part of this project involves wastewater testing conducted by colleagues
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, ICP-MS, TOC, or related analytical techniques Environmental nanotechnology Water and wastewater treatment processes Colloid and interface science Environmental fate and transport modeling Data analysis