Joy Sankar Roy

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Laval University

Canada

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Joy Sankar Roy is a Research Professional at Université Laval in Canada. His research areas include the functionalization of bacterial cellulose for biofouling mitigation, composite membranes for heavy metal removal, and enhanced photocatalytic processes for wastewater treatment. He has published several recent articles focusing on innovative methods for environmental management and the use of advanced materials in photochemical applications.

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Fabrication of an optical fiber monolithic reactor for photocatalytic wastewater treatment

Open Date: 2019-09-01

Close Date: 2020-08-01

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Multi material exploitation in manufacturing photocatalytic semiconductor glass fibers for pollution suppression

Open Date: 2018-01-01

Close Date: 2019-08-01

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Laval University

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Functionalization of bacterial cellulose-based nanofibrous surfaces with antibacterial moieties for membrane biofouling mitigation

Removal of cadmium and chromium heavy metals from aqueous medium using composite bacterial cellulose membrane

Bacterial cellulose-graphene oxide composite membranes with enhanced fouling resistance for bio-effluents management

The Role of Solar Concentrators in Photocatalytic Wastewater Treatment

Ultrafast cleaning of methylene blue contaminated water accelarating photocatalytic reaction rate of the BiVO4 nanoflakes under highly intense sunlight irradiation

Development of an extremely concentrated solar energy delivery system using silica optical fiber bundle for deployment of solar energy: Daylighting to photocatalytic wastewater treatment

Photoluminescence study of Eu3+ doped zinc-tungsten-antimonite glasses for red LED applications

Rapid degradation of Rhodamine B using enhanced photocatalytic activity of MoS<inf>2</inf> nanoflowers under concentrated sunlight irradiation

Enhanced photocatalytic activity of silver vanadate nanobelts in concentrated sunlight delivered through optical fiber bundle coupled with solar concentrator

Potential use of smartly engineered red mud nanoparticles for removal of arsenate and pathogens from drinking water

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