Our article in ACS Publications Journal of Chemical Education on a course module "Derivation of the Theoretical Minimum Energy of Separation of Desalination Processes." Complete lecture slides are included in the SI. ACS DivCHED Open access article: bit.ly/3kFBFgi

Are you teaching a college course related to water purification? Do you need to add new material to your syllabus? Using the article we just published, you can teach your students to derive the energy consumption of desalination. We even included lecture slides!

Water and energy production are interdependent: energy production consumes water and water production consumes energy. As population growth places stress on water and energy security, we need water and energy technologies to support global development. (2/12)

Another summer fun activity of our group before the beginning of the fall semester. This time at the beautiful Lighthouse Point Park in the City of New Haven   Yale Environ. Eng.

Organic cages and wide open spaces. Thanks NAMS 2021!

Review paper: “There is a critical knowledge gap…” After deeper literature review, the gap:

So far, a lot of my PhD has been learning that somebody already did my ideas. #showmethegap

#SquidGame for PhD degree at Yale Yale Environ. Eng.. Unfortunately, Inhyeong Jeon, a NEWT Engineering Research Center student, failed…

A whole lot of work and a whole lot of celebrating. PhD Candidate Violet reporting for duty.

Congrats to Cassandra Porter on completing a successful PhD defense, and best of luck in your upcoming faculty position at Auburn University Auburn University Ginn College of Engineering Your artistic skills are as good as your scientific prowess. Your painting of Ein Gedi, Israel, is beautiful Yale Environ. Eng. @YaleSEAS

Excited to share our recent Environmental Science & Technology Journals article "Salt and Water Transport in Reverse Osmosis Membranes: Beyond the Solution-Diffusion Model". Work done at Menachem Elimelech in collaboration with @Wetsus and Wageningen U&R Yale Environ. Eng. CENT_EFRC Open access: bit.ly/3DGKPCG

It could be worse. You could be Michael Smith.