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The Engineer - Protein in chicken feathers repurposed for fuel cell membrane

Scientists from Nanyang Technological University, Singapore (NTU Singapore) and ETH Zurich, Switzerland have extracted a protein from chicken feathers to make a membrane that could be used in fuel cells. ....

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The Engineer - Mussel-inspired membrane adds efficiencies to electrodialysis

An international team of engineers has developed TFC NPM, a mussel-inspired membrane that separates chemicals in wastewater that can then be reused. ....

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Mussel-inspired membrane can boost sustainability and add value to industrial wastewater treatment

3.08.2023 - New nanoporous membrane allows highly efficient separation of wastewater components for reuse, offering industries sustainability and added-value benefits. ....

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The Engineer - Promoted content: Good regulation means trade-offs

Environmentalists want to ban PFAS altogether, but there’ll be implications for Europe as an industrial region if this was to happen – the UK needs to keep a close eye on the situation, says Carole Anne Wilkinson, Product and Chemical Stewardship at W.L. Gore & Associates. ....

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BBCNEWS Nicky Campbell June 4, 2024 08:28:00

Nan traditional reinforced concrete, which is really heavy and strong. if you don t look after this, or you overload it, which has happened, thenit overload it, which has happened, then it can cause problems, we are seeing in the a few locations. taste seeing in the a few locations. we heard cas talking of the water gushing in, how is it affected by water ingress? this gushing in, how is it affected by water ingress? gushing in, how is it affected by waterintress? , . . , , water ingress? this material is used a lot of flat water ingress? this material is used a lot of flat roofs water ingress? this material is used a lot of flat roofs and water ingress? this material is used a lot of flat roofs and they re - a lot of flat roofs and they re notorious for being leaky. they need to be rewaterproofed every ten to 20 years you would apply a new water membrane. schools that are strapped for cash, this is not done. that membrane. schools that are strapped for cash, this is not done. ....

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