Drinking Water Filtration News
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Death To Biofouling: Scientists Try 'Probiotic' Approach
5/16/2016
A research breakthrough in the study of membranes may improve reverse osmosis (RO) processes and improve water filtration and purification.
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2018 AMTA-ADC Fellowships Awarded To Two Students Studying Membrane Technologies
6/26/2018
The American Membrane Technology Association (AMTA) is pleased to announce that two students have been awarded AMTA ADC Fellowship Awards for 2018.
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NASA Partner Releases Water-Recycling Shower
4/13/2015
The shower of the future may not look like something you'd see on The Jetsons.
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Third Generation T-Rack 3.0 Heralds New Era Of Ultrafiltration Technology
4/10/2013
inge GmbH, one of the world‘s leading providers of ultrafiltration technology for water filtration, has launched the third generation of its ultrafiltration racks: T-Rack 3.0. Designed for optimum pressure resistance, these new racks open up an even wider range of potential applications.
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New Photocatalytic Membrane That Can Be Cleaned Using Light Energy
7/5/2022
An international collaboration led by Kobe University researchers has successfully developed a nanosheet-laminated photocatalytic (*1) membrane that demonstrates both excellent water permeance and photocatalytic activity.
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A Low-Cost Solution To Remove Arsenic From Drinking Water
5/11/2021
High levels of a naturally occurring chemical called arsenic have been a source of contamination of ground-based drinking water, such as well-water, for people in many countries around the world, including parts of the United States.
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New CMO Appointed As Transformational Membrane Technologies Launched Commercially
9/16/2021
UK technology business G2O Water Technologies has expanded its executive management team with the appointment of Andrew Walker as Chief Marketing Officer to join Craig Clement (Chief Operating Officer) and Chris Wyres (Chief Executive Officer).
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Jacobi Carbons AB To Create A Reactivation Center In Spain
3/3/2016
Jacobi Carbons AB announces the establishment of "Jacobi Carbons España S.L." and what is to become Spain’s first Reactivation Center in Zaragoza, Spain. The plant will be opened in 2016 and will serve the growing demand of Jacobi's customers in the municipal drinking water market on the Iberian Peninsula.
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NYC To Spend $1 Billion On Water
1/31/2018
What will a $1 billion infusion mean for New York City’s water system?
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Bilfinger Water Technologies: A New Strong Connection
2/27/2013
Passavant-Geiger GmbH, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Bilfinger SE, acquired Johnson Screens, a global leader in screening products for water infrastructure, wastewater treatment, hydrocarbon processing and general filtration.