Our monthly feature In Nano highlights some of the great research pieces from ACS Nano: bit.ly/3lOtHn6 One featured involves the infeasibility of nanopore-based power generation by salinity mixes. bit.ly/3vS2rsy (Open Access) by Menachem Elimelech at Yale /CJD

Humbled to be named Sterling Professor, the highest academic rank at Yale University, and the first Yale engineering faculty to receive this professorship since its establishment in 1920. Credits go to my students/postdocs, colleagues, collaborators, & family. bit.ly/3fPPSbz

First Pfizer jab in the bag...eh-hmm, arm. Woohoo! Let’s do this thing! #becauseimhappy #becausescience

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.

Strategies that the United States pursues under the infrastructure act will determine service quality, equity, resiliency, cybersecurity, climate preparedness, and costs for generations. Build back wiser: science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…

Excited to see our lab’s research featured in the video of the Yale University campaign ‘For Humanity’ Yale Environ. Eng. @YaleSEAS forhumanity.yale.edu/about-campaign… #Vimeo vimeo.com/620297300?ref=…

Excited to announce the release of our paper Journal of Membrane Science detailing the Open Membrane Database (OMD) 👉 bit.ly/3oBQciF Supported by the groups of Vankelecom (KU Leuven), Ramon (Technion Israel), Chuyang Tang (The University of Hong Kong), and Menachem Elimelech (@YaleEngEng). (1/7)