67 posts from 2011
Microbiology and Life Science NewsIf you fastidiously watch “Through the Wormhole” like I do, chances are you’ll find this application for silver membrane filters fascinating – they’re...
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Water and Fluid Separation NewsBiogas, a form of renewable energy this is produced through, among other things, animal and human waste (hey, it’s not like you were using it) is one...
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Microbiology and Life Science NewsCruising around the Scandinavian coastline in November might not sound like the most ideal place to conduct an environmental impact study, but for...
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Microbiology and Life Science NewsCheck out this interesting article from the NIST Tech Beat explaining how nature may be manufacturing silver nanoparticles all by itself. The article...
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Microbiology and Life Science NewsMove over Copernicium! A collaboration of scientists from the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in California (one of our customers - we're so...
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Water and Fluid Separation NewsAfter our last post discussing how experiments with carbon nanotubes (CNT’s) might greatly improve the effectiveness of reverse osmosis desalination...
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Water and Fluid Separation NewsOne of the most promising new frontiers in filtration technology involves infusing different membrane types with nanomaterials in order to improve...
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Water and Fluid Separation NewsAn increase in salinity levels at the North Reverse Osmosis Water Plant in Kill Devil Hills (yes, that’s the town name) that had been creating stress...
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