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Research NewsWork is now starting on the wave-energy desalination demonstration pilot plant being undertaken by Carnegie Wave Energy on Garden Island off the west coast of Australia. A pilot test of the use of membrane bioreactor (MBR) technology for treatment of wastewater from the Bashneft-Ufaneftekhim oil processing complex and other enterprises around Ufa in Bashkortostan, Russia, has been launched by GE and Russian oil company Bashneft. Graphene researchers at the UK's University of Manchester have been awarded a £ 3.5 million grant that could bring new desalination membranes, safer food packaging and enhanced disease detection closer to reality. » Finnish group claims lower cost of nano membranes » WateReuse lists seven new research projects for 2013 » South Africans develop oil-water separation membrane » WateReuse Association develops ERD comparison tool » MEDRC offering desalination scholarships » MEDRC course on seawater RO desalination » Nanotech underscores Chicago/Negev research MoU » WRRF launches two new water reuse projects » West Basin looks to hire out its desalination test facility » Researchers review low and renewable energy desalination » Registration opens for WateReuse research conference » Concentrate disposal reference report published by WRA » WRA completes IPR risk assessment project » MEDRC course on wastewater treatment and reuse » WRRF holding webinar on graywater database tool » PWN and PUB to collaborate more on ceramic filters |
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