Yanyan Zhang

Assistant Professor

University of New Mexico

United States

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Yanyan Zhang is an Assistant Professor at New Mexico State University in the United States. Her research focuses on water treatment technologies, including the recovery of ammonia and the toxicity assessment of produced water, particularly from the Permian Basin. She has published extensively on topics such as gas-permeable membranes, photocatalytic processes, and the evaluation of treatment strategies for non-toxic effluents.

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Catherine Brewer

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University of New Mexico

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Southern Illinois University Carbondale

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Gas-Permeable Membranes in Ammonia Recovery from Produced Water: Causes of Fouling and Strategy for Mitigation

Comprehensive cytotoxicity assessment of treated produced water from thermal distillation using human cell lines

Growth of Picochlorum celeri in produced water from the Permian Basin (US)

Non-targeted analysis and toxicity prediction for evaluation of photocatalytic membrane distillation removing organic contaminants from hypersaline oil and gas field-produced water

Domestic wastewater sludge valorization: Multi-criteria evaluation of anaerobic digestion vs. hydrothermal liquefaction

Treatment of produced water from the Permian Basin: Chemical and toxicological characterization of the effluent from a pilot-scale low-temperature distillation system

Benchmarking produced water treatment strategies for non-toxic effluents: Integrating thermal distillation with granular activated carbon and zeolite post-treatment

Au-TiO2 nanoparticles enabled catalytic treatment of oil and gas produced water in slurry and vacuum membrane distillation systems

Feasibility of ammonium sulfate recovery from wastewater sludges: Hydrothermal liquefaction pathway vs. anaerobic digestion pathway

Multifunctional photocatalytic membrane distillation for treatment of hypersaline produced water using hydrophobically modified tubular ceramic membranes

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Catherine Brewer

Himali Madushani Kanchanamala Delanka-Pedige

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