Antifouling (AF) biocides are the active ingredients in AF paints that prevent the settlement,
adhesion and growth of organisms to a painted surface. A wide range of chemicals are used …

Nature provides many examples of mechanisms to control fouling. These defences can be
copied (biomimetic) or tailored (bioinspired) to solve problems of fouling on manmade …

Chemical halogenation is an important transformation in organic synthesis. Halogenations
involve the use of reactive and toxic halogens (X 2) or hydrogen halides (HX). Chemical …

This paper describes the design and performance of a scalable, stand-alone photovoltaic
(PV) electrolysis device used for hydrogen (H 2) production by solar-driven water …

The toxicity of aluminum or zinc from either sacrificial anodes (SA) or their sulfate salts (SS)
was evaluated in sea urchin (Paracentrotus lividus) embryos or sperm exposed to Al (III) or …

Hydrogen peroxide (H2O2) may be considered an environmentally friendly antifouling
alternative to common biocides such as Cu2O and various organic compounds. In this work …

We design an all-carbon membrane for the filtration and desalination of water. A unique
layered assembly of carbon nanostructures including graphite oxide (GO), buckypaper …

The antifouling (AF) potential of hydrogen peroxide (H2O2) produced enzymatically in a
coating containing starch, glucoamylase, and hexose oxidase was evaluated in a series of …

The surface of electrically conductive coatings based on a sol-gel lacquer with graphite as
conductive additive that were developed for the use in marine antifouling technology was …

We describe progress on a one‐step photodynamic therapy (PDT) technique that is simple:
device tip delivery of sensitizer, oxygen and light simultaneously. Control is essential for …