Please wait...
About This Project
Toxic synthetic chemicals such as pesticides and pharmaceutical residues are a major threat to drinking water safety worldwide.
Low-cost, environmentally sustainable and locally managed treatment technologies are needed to protect human health in impoverished, rural and remote communities.
This research project demonstrates the potential of char made from surplus biomass (biochar) as an effective sorbent for chemical toxins.
Low-cost, environmentally sustainable and locally managed treatment technologies are needed to protect human health in impoverished, rural and remote communities.
This research project demonstrates the potential of char made from surplus biomass (biochar) as an effective sorbent for chemical toxins.
More Lab Notes From This Project
Browse Other Projects on Experiment
Related Projects
Trans-epithelial Electrical Resistance (TEER) device to study the circadian rhythms of intestinal barrier function
Trans-Epithelial Electrical Resistance (TEER) is an important measure of epithelial tissue permeability...
Do coal and diesel trains make for unhealthy air?
There is a proposal to significantly increase the number of trains carrying coal through Washington State...
Can Cost-Effective, Compact Deepwater Sensors and eDNA Samplers Unveil the Deep-sea Biodiversity of the Philippines?
The project aims to develop a compact, cost-effective deepwater sensors & environmental DNA (eDNA) samplers...