British climate tech company Levidian and Canadian graphene technology company Zentek have entered an agreement to explore ...

Cambridge – British climate tech company Levidian and Canadian graphene technology company Zentek have entered an agreement ...

Researchers at Monash University have introduced a new water filtration technology that could shift the fight against PFAS – ...

"This breakthrough in PFAS filtration has the potential to revolutionise how PFAS contamination is managed globally." ...

Capturing CO₂ from industrial emissions is vital to combating climate change, but current methods are costly and inefficient.

Explore how graphene-based self-cleaning filters are transforming air, fuel, and water systems in aerospace. From pathogen control to fuel purity, graphene offers durable, scalable solutions.

Scientists at EPFL have developed a scalable method to produce porous graphene membranes that efficiently separate carbon ...

The multiple experiments that were run and the overview of results.

Researchers have developed a new filter membrane that can efficiently remove short-chain PFAS from water. Previous treatments could only remove around 25% of these molecules from water.

Now, a team at EPFL, led by Professor Kumar Agrawal, has developed a scalable technique to create porous graphene membranes that selectively filter CO₂ from gas mixtures. Their approach slashes ...