News & Events

The outdoor battle against airborne contaminants such as Covid-19 continues as the virus becomes endemic and many are turning to air purifiers to address the potentially deadlier war within our walls.

Electric vehicles are an important piece of the reduced-carbon puzzle but only if they are charged by similarly carbon-free power sources like nuclear power.

Manure waste management requires complex methods of storage and runoff control. Thanks to large anaerobic digesters that utilize membrane technology, the process has not only gotten less expensive, it’s become better for the environment.

America’s abandoned orchards are beautiful to witness, but they could also be hiding century-old secrets under the soil that require testing and arsenic removal.

Motivated by a lack of awareness concerning the natural attributes of sugar and inspired by the reach of social media, the Sugar Industry has taken bold and innovative steps to combat long-standing misconceptions about their product.

Legionella Pneumophila is back in the news, and despite insufficient regulations there are a number of ways to prevent and treat contamination with proper filtration in both water distribution and redistribution systems.

As interest in improving efficiency in the production of mAb products refocuses to downstream filtration, drugmakers seek innovations that will help increase capacity and concentrations.

The U.S. Department of Energy outlines its support of advancing nuclear technologies including the development of a fuel that will make accidents less costly.

Blue energy uses the osmotic relationship between freshwater and seawater to generate an electrochemical charge. Could its ability to generate renewable power for wastewater treatment plants have global implications?