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International Filtration News provides ongoing coverage of filtration technology research and development. Visit filtnews.com regularly to stay on top of the latest filtration R&D.

New Filter Captures and Recycles Aluminum from Manufacturing Waste

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USC Researchers Discover Method To Fully Recycle Carbon Fibers

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Flexible Ceramics – Pushing the Limits of Filtration

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PFAS chemicals extracted from contaminated water by the filter. Photo courtesy of The University of Queensland

Technology developed at The University of Queensland can remove harmful “forever chemicals” – known as PFAS – from water so they can be used in renewable batteries.Researchers at The University …

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The anion pump developed in the lab led by Professor Ivan Aprahamian at Dartmouth.

In this new feature, IFN highlights significant research from universities and institutions around the world. If you are a part of a project you would like to highlight, email csmith@inda.org. …

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Cylindrical monoliths of polyolefin aerogels from virgin iPP pellets (right) and from virgin HDPE pellets (left). The diameter of the monoliths is 15mm.

In this new feature, IFN highlights significant research from universities and institutions around the world. If you are a part of a project you would like to highlight, email csmith@inda.org. …

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Nanotechnology promises cleaner air indoor and beyond

Nanotechnology’s Promise for Cleaner Indoor Air and BeyondIn an era where indoor air quality has become a paramount concern, the limitations of traditional HVAC filtration systems are increasingly apparent. From …

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A FANUC robotic arm integrated into a gluing machine solution built for the filtration industry was the beginning of automation in the filtration industry.

It All Depends on Your Expectations, in My ExperienceWhen does it make sense to add automation to your process? Let’s dive in: In my 30 years of sales and machinery …

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