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Sustainable Water Treatment

Seawater Desalination

     Despite unprecedented technological progress, 2 billion people—one-third of the global population—suffer from severe water scarcity. While water covers 70% of the Earth’s surface, 97% of it is saline, leaving drinkable freshwater as a critically scarce resource.

 

     Membrane technology is currently the most sustainable method for transforming seawater, groundwater, and wastewater into clean, drinkable water. At The STEM Lab, we are advancing this field through two primary pillars:

  • Next-Generation Materials: We fabricate high-performance membranes designed to maximize purification efficiency and durability.

  • Breaking the Water-Energy Nexus: We are developing innovative processes that decouple water production from fossil fuel consumption, utilizing renewable energy to drive desalination.

 

     Our goal is to redefine the sustainability of water treatment, ensuring that the world's most abundant resource becomes its most accessible one.

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STEM Lab

Separation Technology &

Engineering with Membranes Lab

Chemical Engineering Department, Kyung Hee University, Republic of Korea

Email: JeongKim@khu.ac.kr l Tel: +82-(0)31 - 201 - 3668

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