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New filter removes 99 per cent of heavy metal toxins from water
The Engineer Online , 31st Jul 2017
The Engineer Online reports on research by Swansea University’s Energy Safety Research Institute, which shows how a newly developed filter that removes more than 99 per cent of heavy metal toxins from water, could improve water quality in developing nations
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The shocking mess left by Swansea Beach
Wales Online , 25th Jul 2017
Energy Safety Research Institute researcher at Swansea University Ali Hedayati has been left dismayed at the amount of trash that is being left on the beach.
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New materials developed for waterproofing and antifouling
Advances Wales; page 19 , 19th Jul 2017
Scientists from the Energy Safety Research Institute at Swansea University are creating new ‘greener’ materials for waterproofing and antifouling.
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Scientists develop a New Material to get rid of harmful dye pollutants from water using Solar Energy
CE: Crazy Engineers , 3rd Jul 2017
With the accelerated industrial progress of our modern world comes the bane of disposal of environmentally harmful wastes as synthetic dye pollutants, released at a rate of nearly 300,000 tonnes a year into the world’s water. Researchers from Energy Safety Research Institute (ESRI) at Swansea University, U.K hold the key to the problem in the form of a novel, non-hazardous photocatalytic material.
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Waterproofing and antifouling materials developed
CHEMEUROPE.com , 12th Jun 2017
'Green' project led by Swansea scientists could replace more expensive and hazardous materials used for waterproofing and antifouling/fogging.
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New materials have been developed by scientists in the Energy Safety Research Institute (ESRI) at Swansea University which is nontoxic, economical and shows promise to replace more expensive and hazardous materials used for waterproofing and antifouling/fogging
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