Cutting-Edge Membrane Separation Technology

Dr. Kam Sirkar from NJIT talks about the latest research in membrane separation technology, and

Nov 11th, 2009

Dr. Kam Sirkar from NJIT talks about the latest research in membrane separation technology, and the potential applications in water treatment, carbon capture, biofuels and pharmaceutical processing

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Expanding Opportunities for Minority and Women-Owned Businesses
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