Innovative and environmentally sound materials are essential for wastewater remediation to
ensure sustainability and drinking water quality. Hydrogels formed from cellulose alone or …

As a result of the economic growth and the emergence of industrialization in most
economies, water purification has gained increased significance. The nanocomposite …

Smart electrospun hybrid nanofibers represent a cutting‐edge class of functional
nanostructured materials with unique collective properties. This review aims to provide a …

Electrospinning is an increasingly used technique for producing nanofibers from various
types of polymers and biopolymers. These fibers are suitable for applications in tissue …

The scarcity of water resources and their pollution are vital to modern civilization. Thus,
adsorptive membranes are promising candidates to be applied in the filtration systems to …

Advanced adsorbents for selective removal of excessive phosphorus in actual surface water
bodies and safe disposal of waterworks sludge are essential due to environmental risks and …

This study explores the utilization of eucalyptus kraft lignin (EKL), extracted from black liquor
of the pulp and paper industry, doped with polycaprolactone (PCL) to produce nanofibers …

Renowned for its medicinal properties, barbatimão bark extract contains bioactive
compounds susceptible to degradation, necessitating their safeguarding within a stable …

The use of electrospinable biodegradable polyhydroxyalkanoate derived from microbial
sources and their combination with naturally abundant layered aluminosilicates meet the …

Adsorption technology has been a focal point of water and wastewater treatment
engineering research for over a century, yielding numerous scientific publications. These …