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🚨 Now online! Positively charged membranes with ultrahigh charge densities, tunable water content, and enhanced ionic conductivity and counter-ion/co-ion selectivity! Jovan Kamcev Michigan Chemical Engineering Link ($): nature.com/articles/s4428… ➡️Free read PDF: rdcu.be/ehnAQ

🚨 Now online! Scalable and reproducible process innovations that simplify the fabrication of porous graphene membranes, achieving membrane areas up to 50 sq cm with promising performance for point-source CO2 capture. Open access link (🔓): nature.com/articles/s4428…

🚨Online now! A News & Views from Dingchang Yang & Qilei Song highlights a recent paper from Kamcev and co-workers on anion exchange membranes with ultrahigh charge density! Qilei Song Link ($): nature.com/articles/s4428… ➡️Free read PDF: rdcu.be/eh2PC

🚨Online now! A News & Views from Hailin Peng and co-workers highlights a recent Article from Kumar Varoon Agrawal and co-workers on scaled-up porous graphene membranes for CO2/N2 separations. Link ($): nature.com/articles/s4428… ➡️Free read PDF: rdcu.be/eh2QK

🚨Now Online! An Analysis from Smith & Torrente-Murciano explores green ammonia production w/ solar and wind energy at >4500 locations across Europe, proposing levelized cost of utilization to evaluate the economic drive for energy curtailment Link (🔓): nature.com/articles/s4428…

🎉Our April issue is online now! Ion transport in ultrahigh-charge-density membranes, CO2-selective porous single-layer graphene membranes, cost efficiency vs. energy utilization in green ammonia production from intermittent renewable energy, and more! nature.com/natchemeng/vol…

🚨 Now online! A new Perspective from Tom Burdyny discusses the complexities of reporting 'stability' in CO2 electrolysis, calling for a re-evaluation and redefinition of stability as a performance metric. Link with free temporary access here: nature.com/articles/s4428…

Membrane-based separations are a cornerstone of modern chemical engineering. Our April Editorial reiterates our interest in all aspects of the topic, highlighting some recent contributions in the current issue of Nature Chemical Engineering. Link (🔓): nature.com/articles/s4428…

🚨A Research Highlight from Mo Qiao covers a Nature Water Article on modified PIM-based membranes that enhance the selective sieving of Li+ over Mg2+ in electrodialysis processes. Qilei Song Original paper (🔓): nature.com/articles/s4422… Highlight ($): nature.com/articles/s4428…

🚨 Now online! Margaret Sobkowicz, Gregg Beckham, and co-workers evaluate and implement multiple process changes to improve the scalability and viability of PET production via enzymatic recycling. Link ($): nature.com/articles/s4428… ➡️ Free read PDF: rdcu.be/ekUrn

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🚨 Now online! A simple, affordable and portable platform that can detect both non-volatile and volatile molecules and particulate biomarkers from open air in minutes. Link ($): nature.com/articles/s4428… Free PDF: rdcu.be/emZol

In our new Nature Chemical Engineering Viewpoint, we join fellow experts to share perspectives on how sensing interfaces are reshaping automation, control, and robotics. Caltech nature.com/articles/s4428…

🎉 Our May issue is live! Read about automated and robotic transfer of 2D materials, process innovations for enzymatic PET recycling, the airborne biomarker localization engine for open-air point-of-care detection, and much more! nature.com/natchemeng/vol…

🎉Our May Focus issue on robotics and automation is now live! We've organized a collection of content from the current and past issues that explores the intersection of robotics, automation and chemical process design. View the collection here: bit.ly/4j9k7r2

As part of our May Focus issue, we asked 7 experts to discuss an exciting opportunity at the intersection of robotics, automation, and chemical process design. Here is what they said (🔓): nature.com/articles/s4428…