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Nanotechnology

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Nanotechnology in water applications

NanoNextNL is a consortium directed at research in the field of micro- and nanotechnology. More than one hundred companies, universities, knowledge organisations and university medical centres make up the consortium. As a…

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Enabling technologies
Innovative water treatment technologies
Performance of nanotechnology-based membranes in the removal of pathogens and organic micropollutants

Applications of nanotechnology in (drinking) water treatment will possibly lead to revolutionary new applications (breakthrough technology), energy and chemical savings, reduced residual streams and fewer operational problems (e.g.,…

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Membranes: opportunities and challenges in wastewater reuse

08 October 2018 — Recycling municipal wastewater offers a reliable and sustainable solution to cities and regions facing water shortages. California and…

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New generation membranes for drinking water production focuses on separating contaminants from salt

05 April 2018 — New developments in the membrane synthesis aim at producing a membrane that is as close as possible to…

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KWR organises closing OperAqua symposium in Nieuwegein

03 December 2015 — Climate change is having a growing impact on water supply, more knowledge is needed about nanoparticles, and the…

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Health

Safe innovation and the water sector

Technological innovations can involve risks to (drinking) water and public health. Greater public awareness, and…

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