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Membrane Materials and Separations Research Laboratory

Advanced material science and engineeringClimate energy and mobilityFood bioeconomy natural resources agriculture and environment
LOCATION
Istanbul Technical University (ITU)
ITU Department of Chemical Engineering
Description
ion technologies for gas and liquid separations in the areas of energy, water, environmental and health sciences. Membrane technology is an important alternative to high energy consuming conventional separation technologies due to its energy efficiency, reliability, low carbon and ecological footprint, and modular nature. We carry out fundamental and applied research related to fabrication, characterization and testing of membrane materials towards the design of new high performance polymer and polymer-based composite membranes. In doing this, we use polymer science, materials synthesis characterization fundamentals along with molecular simulation tools to develop an understanding of structure-property relationships and relate them to the performance of membrane materials for a specific application. Our goal is to address some of the issues in solving important problems of the world such as clean energy, global warming, water shortage, environmental pollution and affordable healthcare. ...
S. Birgül TANTEKIN-ERSOLMAZ
Professor of Chemical Engineering
Membrane Materials and Separations Research Laboratory
Istanbul Technical University (ITU)
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Type
A single or several equipment
Activities
Research activities
Load
Almost fully used
More information
https://memasep.itu.edu.tr/
It has been developed/customized by ourselves
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