The industrial revolution has led to different types of environmental pollution, including
frequent leakage of crude oil to marine waters and the contamination of wastewater with …

Producing affordable freshwater has been considered as a great societal challenge, and
most conventional desalination technologies are usually accompanied with large energy …

Mussel-inspired chemistry, as a powerful tool to manipulate material properties, has been
widely studied and implemented in surface engineering of a variety of materials for …

Nanocellulose-based aerogels have gradually attracted attention in the field of oil/water
separation owing to their light weight, excellent absorption properties, and environmental …

Membranes are recognized as a key component in many environment and energy‐related
applications, but conventional membranes are challenged to satisfy the growing demand for …

Global water stress and challenges for producing sufficient supplies of fit-for-purpose water
are amplifying. Atomically engineered interfaces are emerging as a powerful tool in the …

In this work, the concentration effect of both nanocellulose and sodium dodecylsulfate (SDS)
on the fabrication of a super light 3D hierarchical framework adsorbent nanocellulose …

Superhydrophobic polymer sponges have attracted considerable attention recently as
promising sorbent materials for oil/water separation due to their excellent sorption capacity …

Crude oil fouling on membrane surfaces is a persistent, crippling challenge in oil spill
remediation and oilfield wastewater treatment. In this research, we present how a nanosized …

Oil seepage and spills have lasting detrimental effects on the environment, especially on
nearby marine ecosystems. Despite quick and safe removal of contaminating oil being of …