Posts for tag "water treatment"
Could Bacteria Target Algal Microcystin Toxins Released Into Water?
New research into bacteria that naturally degrade microcystins could offer new alternatives for drinking water treatment.
- Posted June 28, 2019
AI May be Monitoring Water Supplies Someday Soon
AI technology developed by researchers from the University of Waterloo is able to detect cyanobacteria in water, identify cell types, and count them.
- Posted October 2, 2018
Carbon Nanotube Technology for Robust Desalination Membranes
A research team has developed robust reverse osmosis membranes using carbon nanotubes and polyamide that resist the rigors of the cleaning process cheaply.
- Posted July 2, 2018
“Untuning” Water and What it Could Mean for Water Treatment
New research into “untuning” the water molecule unpacks some of water’s strangest behaviors, and may lead to new treatment technologies.
- Posted May 9, 2018
Simple, Brilliant Water Quality Fixes From Environmental Engineering
A team of engineers has created multiple simple fixes for water quality problems, from stagnating water tower tanks to treatment of micropollutants.
- Posted April 17, 2018
Study of New York Wastewater Treatment Facilities Offers Nuanced View
Research focusing on New York State wastewater treatment facilities shows that medium-sized facilities are the most effective, highlights future challenges.
- Posted April 16, 2018
Fragile Water Infrastructure, Often On the Verge of Collapse
Researchers are working on interdisciplinary teams to address the challenge of water infrastructure in jeopardy across the country.
- Posted January 12, 2018
CDC: Drinking Water At Fault in Hundreds of Illnesses and 13 Deaths in 2013 and 2014
Recent reports from the CDC identify drinking water quality problems in the US, especially from Legionella.
- Posted December 20, 2017
Electricity as Purification Reagent in New, Low-Energy Wastewater Purification System
Researchers have developed a low-energy wastewater purification system that uses electricity to remove up to 99% of difficult to treat organic compounds.
- Posted December 19, 2017
