Research & Development

A new material that captures coronavirus particles

New material captures coronavirus particles and could transform face mask efficiency

Waterloo Filtration Institute and The Filtration Society collaborate to bring more young people into the industry

INDA partners with the Waterloo Filtration Institute for FiltXPO 2023

A team of scientists from NUS comprising (left to right) Prof Prakash Kumar, Prof Manjunatha Kini, Dr Li Jianwei and Dr Pannaga Krishnamurthy, has developed a new class of artificial water channels for more efficient industrial water purification.

Singapore scientists develop artificial water channels for more efficient water purification

The researchers took inspiration from mussels when designing the coating on the membrane surface.

Mussels inspire new nanoporous membrane

IIT Bombay opens new centre of excellence for membrane technologies

Smoke from bushfires shrouding suburban houses in Sydney, Australia.

Australian study finds HEPA filters substantially improve indoor air quality during bushfires

Filtration+Separation July issue – online now

A close up of a white ceramic coated sponge created by nanotechnology R&D

Porous materials network launched at the University of Bath

Our top filtration stories in May

Manchester spin-out Molymem doubles funding

3M and Svante are to jointly develop and produce carbon dioxide removal products

3M and Svante to jointly develop and produce carbon dioxide removal products