MS3L develops membrane-enabled separations for sustainable chemical processing, circular resource systems, and energy-related applications. Select a theme to see its figure, core topics, methods, and selected papers.
Conversion chemistry and low-energy separation designed as one process, replacing neutralization-heavy purification steps.
Selective separation routes that cut process heat duty and solvent loss in chemical recycling of mixed polymer streams.
Membrane-first pathways for feed streams where conventional purification is too expensive to justify.
Selectivity that has to survive from material to module, across fuel recovery, salinity-gradient power, and storage.
Conversion chemistry and low-energy separation designed as one process, replacing neutralization-heavy purification steps.
Membrane-assisted recovery routes for biomass-derived acids, bases, and purified product streams.
Selective separation routes that cut process heat duty and solvent loss in chemical recycling of mixed polymer streams.
Circular separation schemes for depolymerization products, solvent recycle, and catalyst recovery.
Membrane-first pathways for feed streams where conventional purification is too expensive to justify.
Intensified recovery routes for dilute, mixed, or contamination-prone liquid streams.
Selectivity that has to survive from material to module, across fuel recovery, salinity-gradient power, and storage.
Membrane materials and modules tailored for fuel, osmotic, and electrochemical systems.