Louise Meunier

Assistant Professor

Queen's University

Canada

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Dr. Louise Meunier is an Assistant Professor at Queen's University in Canada. Her research focuses on the development and application of advanced materials for water treatment, with particular interest in graphene-based technologies and membrane fabrication. Additionally, she investigates the interactions of microplastics with contaminants and the bioaccessibility of flocculants in wastewater systems.

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2020

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Mohammad Mahmudur Rahman

Associate Professor

Newcastle University

AUSTRALIA

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Graphene-based materials and technologies for the treatment of PFAS in water: A review of recent developments

Removing methylene blue from water: A study of sorption effectiveness onto nanoparticles-doped activated carbon

Membrane Fabrication and Modification by Atomic Layer Deposition: Processes and Applications in Water Treatment and Gas Separation

Interactions of microplastics with contaminants in freshwater systems: a review of characteristics, bioaccessibility, and environmental factors affecting sorption

Estimating the bioaccessibility of flocculants in the presence of sediments in model wastewater

Quantitative analyses to estimate the bioaccessibility of a hydrolytically degradable cationic flocculant

Characterization of degradation products from a hydrolytically degradable cationic flocculant

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Mohammad Mahmudur Rahman

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