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A simple method for the production of large volume 3D macroporous hydrogels for advanced biotechnological, medical and environmental applications

Savina, Irina N.; Ingavle, Ganesh C.; Cundy, Andrew B.; Mikhalovsky, Sergey V. (Scientific Reports, 2016-02-17)

The development of bulk, three-dimensional (3D), macroporous polymers with high permeability, large surface area and large volume is highly desirable for a range of applications in the biomedical, biotechnological and ...
Carbon-cryogel hierarchical composites as effective and scalable filters for removal of trace organic pollutants from water

Busquets, Rosa; Ivanov, Alexander E.; Mbundi, Lubinda; Hörberg, Sofia; Kozynchenko, Oleksandr P.; Cragg, Peter J.; Savina, Irina N.; Whitby, Raymond L D; Mikhalovsky, Sergey V.; Tennison, Stephen R.; Jungvid, Hans; Cundy, Andrew B. (Journal of Environmental Management, 2016-11-01)

Effective technologies are required to remove organic micropollutants from large fluid volumes to overcome present and future challenges in water and effluent treatment. A novel hierarchical composite filter material for ...
Phenolic carbon tailored for the removal of polar organic contaminants from water: A solution to the metaldehyde problem?

Busquets, Rosa; Kozynchenko, Oleksandr P.; Whitby, Raymond L.D.; Tennison, Stephen R.; Cundy, Andrew B. (Water Research, 2014-09-15)

Abstract Current water treatment technologies are inefficient at treating water contaminated with metaldehyde, an 8-member cyclic tetramer of acetaldehyde widely used as a molluscicide in large-scale agriculture and in ...
The use of composite ferrocyanide materials for treatment of high salinity liquid radioactive wastes rich in cesium isotopes

Toropov, Andrey S.; Satayeva, Aliya R.; Mikhalovsky, S. V.; Cundy, Andrew B. (Radiochim. Acta, 2014)

The use of composite materials based on metal ferrocyanides combined with natural mineral sorbents for treatment of high salinity Cs-containing liquid radioactive waste (LRW) was investigated. The study indicated that ...