Sustainable Materials & Environmental Science
As a material scientist specializing in polymeric membranes, my work is integral to advancing green energy technologies. My expertise in developing and enhancing these membranes is crucial for energy-efficient applications, including energy storage and environmental sustainability. My role in this field is driven by a commitment to contribute to a sustainable future, focusing on innovative materials that address key challenges in energy and environmental sectors. This aligns with my professional and personal ethos of fostering a greener, more sustainable world.
On the Covers
Advanced Materials
The study assesses the environmental impact of Ti3C2Tx MXene production, highlighting lab electricity use as the main contributor and suggesting sustainable practices like using recycled materials and renewable energy.
Applied Eng. Materials
The study demonstrates that Ti3C2Tx MXene membranes effectively remove various metal ions from an organic solvent, highlighting their potential in microelectronics for efficient ion filtration.
Small Methods
This study integrates Ag-MOFs into PA membranes using three methods, improving morphology, water flux, antifouling, and antibacterial properties, while dip-coating enhances salt rejection through dense, negatively charged surfaces.
Green Chemistry
This study develops Co-PA membranes for PRO, enhancing power density and water flux while reducing salt flux. Life cycle assessment shows environmental benefits, highlighting Co-PA’s potential for sustainable energy and water treatment.