Nature Water
This journal publishes research on the evolving relationship between society and water resources on a monthly basis. It covers the natural sciences, engineering, and social sciences, with a particular interest in regards to interdisciplinary research.
Liquid-infused aerogel membranes with reverse functions enable on-demand emulsification and demulsification
The in-situ infiltration of selected functional liquids into aerogel membranes enables on-demand emulsification and demulsification, with energy-saving and anti-fouling characteristics.
Groundwater arsenic removal by a bioinspired porous membrane
Arsenic is one of the most toxic elements on earth, and a class 1 carcinogenic. The natural occurrence of arsenic in groundwaters is recognized as the major source of human exposure to this element. The problem of As contamination of water is therefore a major issue in different areas of the world.
