Advances in Membrane Technologies and Multifunctional Hybrid Systems
PS 1.1Developing High-performance Nanofiltration Membrane Based On The Dehydration-driven Ion/Water Cluster Transport Mechanism In NanochannelsXie Yongbing, China
PS 1.2Effects Of A Polyamide Layer On Electrochemical Properties Of Electric Conducting Membranes And Their Implication For Scaling ControlEliana Cadena, USA
PS 1.3Elucidating The Mechanisms Of Catalytic Water Dissociation In Bipolar Membranes: The Role Of Nano-confinementYuxuan Huang, USA
PS 1.4Floatable Monolithic Ag Single-Atom/Nanoparticle Photocatalysts For Synergistic Solar Disinfection Of Off-Grid WaterJiahe Zhang, USA
PS 1.5Removal Of DBP, CECs And PFAS In Drinking Water Production Using Novel Hollow Fiber Direct Nanofiltration MembranesJuan Arévalo, Spain
PS 1.6Reverse Osmosis And Decentralized Water Systems: An Overview In Coastal BangladeshShaikh Imran Hossain, Bangladesh
PS 1.7Selective Transition Metal Recovery From Landfill Leachate Using Coordination Assisted ElectrodialysisYuren Feng, USA
PS 1.8Vapor Phase Infiltration Of Alumina Improves The Physical And Chemical Stability Of Anion Exchange MembranesJiaman Wang, USA
Pushing the Limits: Ultra-low Nutrient Discharges, and Intensification in a Constrained Future
PS 2.1Cyclor Turbo Densified Sludge SBR: Footprint Saving Biological Nutrient Removal For Resilient Water SystemsJared Alder, USA
PS 2.2Development Of UiO-66(Ce) Embedded Anion Exchange Membranes For Phosphate Recovery From WastewaterSoobin Cho, USA
PS 2.3Digital Breath: Real-time Off-Gas Testing To Diagnose Nitrogen Pathways In Intensified Ultra-Low Biological Nutrient RemovalMichelle Young, USA
PS 2.5From Data To Decision: AI-Enabled Digitalization And Mechanistic Autonomy For Intelligent Biological Nutrient RemovalXingyu Wang, USA
PS 2.6High-purity FePO4 Production From Wastewater Sludge For LFP Batteries: Process Development And System-level Sustainability AssessmentXuan Wang, China
PS 2.7Low Dissolved Oxygen Biological Nutrient Removal (BNR): Design, Implementation, And Operation Of Energy Efficient And Greenhouse Gas Mitigation BNR SystemsMichelle Young, USA
PS 2.8Managed Aquifer Recharge As Low-cost And Nature-based Tertiary Treatment For Urban WastewaterVictor Monsalvo, Spain
PS 2.9Modulation Of Microbial Signaling Enhances Nitrification In Activated Sludge SystemsHira Waheed, USA
PS 2.10Molecular-Level Design Of Chemically Robust Polysulfonate-ester Nanofiltration Membranes Under Oxidative ConditionsYejin Han, Korea
PS 2.11Process Modeling, Performance Evaluation, And Nutrient Removal Mechanisms Of A Combined Aerobic Membrane Bacterial-Algal ReactorShaily Mahendra, USA
PS 2.12Self-Replicating RNA As A Toolkit For Recombinant Protein Expression In Wastewater TreatmentBrandon Hardiman, USA
PS 2.13Validation Monitoring Of Clostridium Perfringens Spores As An Indicator For Protozoa Retention In Water Reuse Schemes In EuropeMaria Thiel, Germany
PS 2.14From Pangenome To Prototype: Mining For Formulation Of Novel Quorum-Quenching Circuits For Biofilm-Repellent Living MaterialsMadelyn Whitaker, USA
Desalination, Decreasing Energy Requirements & Brine Management
PS 3.1A Novel Approach For Direct Lithium Extraction From Alkali Metal Cations In Brine Mixtures Using Thermally Switchable SolventsNgai Yin Yip, USA
PS 3.2Assessing The Profitability Of Using Desalinated Brackish Groundwater For Irrigation: An Agro-economic Model Evaluation Of Reverse Osmosis And ElectrodialysisKejia Hu, USA
PS 3.3Commercial Nanofiltration Membranes For Partial Desalting Of Brackish Water Sources For Agricultural IrrigationJing-Hua Tzeng, USA
PS 3.4Comparative Analysis Of Intercalation Materials For Electrochemical Brackish Water DesalinationYongchang Yu, USA
PS 3.5Economic Evaluation Of A Brine Valorization PlantTamim Popalzai, USA
PS 3.6Hygroscopicity-Driven Spontaneous Sustainable Direct Lithium ExtractionHongxu Chen, USA
PS 3.7Intensification Of Microbial Desalination Cells (MDC) Efficiency Using A Novel Microalgae-Integrated MDC ArchitectureClement Nyadroh, UK
PS 3.8Predictive Groundwater Management: Building Aquifer Resilience In A Changing ClimateJared Alder, USA
PS 3.9Scaling-up The Membrane Distillation Process: Challenges And ContributionsNoreddine Ghaffour, Saudi Arabia
PS 3.10Temperature-Swing Solvent Extraction For Seawater Desalination: Scalable Water Recovery With Zero Liquid Discharge PotentialSara Abu-Obaid, USA
PS 3.11Unlocking MBR's Full Potential: Pathogen Removal And Real-Time MonitoringMitchel Bartolo, USA
Modular and Decentralized Treatment
PS 4.1Advancing Lithium Separation Through First-principle Frameworks Towards Clean Energy TransitionHongxu Chen, USA
PS 4.2Autonomous Modular Greywater Treatment And Reuse System To Enable Reliable Decentralized OperationAmro Hassanein, USA
PS 4.3Benchmarking The Performance Of Hybrid Hydrodynamic Cavitation-Immobilised Photocatalysis Systems Via Hydroxyl Radical QuantificationBasrah Bilal, UK
PS 4.4Design Of A Rare Earth Elements-selective Recovery System Using Capacitive DeionizationJun Kim, USA
PS 4.5Integrated Electrocoagulation–Electro-Fenton For High-Strength Septic Wastewater Treatment: Organic, Nutrient, And Pathogen RemovalAthkia Fariha, USA
PS 4.6Interfacial Heating Membrane Distillation For Advancing Sustainable Desalination: Challenges In Energy Metrics, Durability, And Scale-UpWen Zhang, USA
PS 4.7Mitigation Of Persistent Harmful Algal Bloom (HAB) In Lakes Using Sustainable Mechanical Separation ApproachesLai Wei, USA
PS 4.8Modular Magnetic Nanomaterial Reactor For Decentralized Mitigation Of Harmful Algal BloomsSonkorson Talukder Sabuj, USA
PS 4.9Modular Two-zone Biofilters For Iron-mediated Nitrogen Removal In Onsite Wastewater TreatmentZhiyue Wang, USA
PS 4.10Optimizing Modular Off-Grid Sanitation: Quantitative Sustainable Design Of A Decentralized Reinvented Toilet And Comparative Assessment Of Hybrid OperationRishabh Puri, USA
PS 4.11Real-Time Monitoring Of Organo-Fluorine Substances In Water Treatment Systems Using Fluorine-19 Nuclear Magnetic ResonanceDan Kroll, USA
PS 4.12Recyclable Superhydrophobic Cellulose Nanofiber (CNF) Membrane For Efficient Oil–water Separation: Engineered For Post-application Defluorination To Enable End-of-life BiodegradationRutesh Gaikwad, USA
PS 4.13Redefining DFMAChris Hart, UK
PS 4.14Selective NH4+ Recovery Using KNiHCF Redox Cathodes In Microbial Fuel CellsHanyu Tang, USA
PS 4.15Simultaneous Adsorption Of Orthophosphate And Phosphonate By Zirconium-modified Biotite: Implications For Reverse Osmosis Concentrate TreatmentLai Wei, USA
PS 4.16Synchronous Electrosynthesis And Separation Of Ammonia And Chlorine From Waste Brine Streams Via A Stacked Membrane-free ElectrolyzerJiahe Zhang, USA
PS 4.17The Importance Of Microgrid-based And Local Energy Coupling For Modular And Distributed Water Treatment SolutionsScott Struck, USA
PS 4.18UV-LED Disinfection Of Onsite Wastewater Treatment System Effluent To Mitigate Recreational Swimming Risks From Anthropogenic Non-point Source Fecal ContaminationBanna Rani Das, USA
PS 4.19Waste-to-Catalyst: Energy-Neutral Copper Recovery And Nitrate Reduction Using A Self-Filtering Al/Cu²⁺ Galvanic CellWen Zhang, USA
PS 4.20Wastewater Nutrient Removal And Protein-Oriented Biomass Valorization In Duckweed Treatment PondsRejane Helena Ribeiro da Costa, Brazil
PS 4.21Zero-Energy, Capillarity-Gravity Self-Filtration System: A Sustainable And Ultra-Low Cost Solution For High-Efficiency Microalgae RemovalWen Zhang, USA
PS 4.22Overcoming Selectivity Bottlenecks In Decentralized Urine Resource Recovery: Novel Material Design For Nutrient-Targeted ElectrodialysisYunhao Zhang, USA
PFAS Mineralization Technologies for Drinking Water, Wastewater, Sludge and Brine Treatment
PS 5.1Best Practices For Experimental Design, Testing, And Reporting Of Aqueous PFAS-Degrading TechnologiesJan-Max Arana Juve, Denmark
PS 5.2Bimetallic Porphyrin Polymers For The Electrochemical Degradation Of PFASDiego Camilo and Puerto Diaz, USA
PS 5.3Bioflocculation And Lipolytic Properties Of EPS From Activated SludgeRejane Helena Ribeiro da Costa, Brazil
PS 5.4BN+TiO2 Physical Mixture As An Alternative To Calcined Composites For PFAS DegradationGunhak Oh, USA
PS 5.5Comparative Assessment Of PFAS Treatment Technologies: Isolation And Destruction Pathways For Sustainable Water ManagementGary Callachan, UK
PS 5.6Defluorination Of PFBS By UV/Sulfite/Iodide Advanced Reduction Process Using A 222 Nm Excimer LampBahngmi Jung, USA
PS 5.7Develop Synergetic Novel Macrocycle-based Sorbents With Thermal Destruction For Enhanced PFAS Removal In Groundwater And Drinking Water TreatmentYilang Sun, USA
PS 5.8DFT Insights Into PFAS Oxidation On Transition Metal Oxides: Iron-Mediated Redox CyclingChristian Fernando Sandoval Pauker, USA
PS 5.9Engineered TiO₂-phosphate glass-ceramic photocatalysts for rapid advanced oxidation of persistent organic contaminantsYusuf El-Majid, UK
PS 5.11Join The PAC! Using PAC For PFAS Polishing In Water And Reuse SystemsMichelle Young, USA
PS 5.12Magnetic Carbon-Metal Nanohybrids For Sequential Adsorption And Photocatalytic Degradation Of PFAS In WaterSonkorson Talukder Sabuj, USA
PS 5.13Mechanistic Insight For Thermal-Catalytic Degradation Of PFAS By Bentonite-Supported Transition MetalsSarah Glass, USA
PS 5.14Mechanistic Insights Into PFOA Removal: Functional Materials And Process Optimization Across Adsorption, Oxidation, And Reduction PathwaysHeejin Yang, Korea
PS 5.15Microbial Enrichment And PFOA Removal In Wastewater Using Membrane-less Microbial Electrolysis CellsLiyuan Hou, USA
PS 5.16Novel Application Of Cu-Al Layered Double Hydroxide To The Concentration Of PFAS For The Post-treatmentBonjun Ku, Korea
PS 5.17PFAS Characterization Across Full-scale Water Reclamation Facilities Using Targeted And Non-targeted AnalysesAdam Smith, USA
PS 5.18Pilot Scale Photocatalytic Treatment Of PFAS-impacted Brackish Groundwater Using Boron Nitride (BN)Matthew Sima, USA
PS 5.19Revolutionary PFAS Recovery Using Continuous Ultra-Filtration And Colloidal Activated CarbonTony Powell, Canada
PS 5.20Scale-Up Of A Continuous-flow COF-Based UV Water Treatment Reactor For PFAS Capture And DestructionAlec Ajnsztajn, USA
PS 5.21Transport Of PFOA In Fixed-Bed Columns Packed With Water Hyacinth BiocharBaylee Hartman, USA
PS 5.22Two-Phase Dark-Light Reactor For Simultaneous PFAS And TCE Removal Using NZVI/rGOMd Sayeduzzaman Sarker, USA
PS 5.23Energy-Efficient PFAS Defluorination Via Reactor-Scale VUV/UVC Boron Nitride Photocatalysis For Semiconductor Fabrication WastewaterJuan Donoso, USA
Developments in Digitalization, Automation and Artificial Intelligence
PS 6.1Artificial Intelligence For Smart Wastewater Treatment: Integrating Mechanistic Models, Machine Learning, And Reinforcement LearningAhmed Yunus, USA
PS 6.2Artificial Intelligence-Assisted Imaging Technologies For Biofilm Static Characterization And Dynamic MonitoringPingfeng Yu, China
PS 6.3Autonomous Operation Via Digital TransformationKarthik Gopalakrishnan, USA
PS 6.4Coupling Mechanistic And Machine Learning Models For Energy-Centric Optimisation And GHG Reduction In Wastewater TreatmentDelph Mak, USA/Singapore
PS 6.5Critical Review And Synthesis Of PFAS Fingerprinting Approaches: Chemical, Statistical, And Machine Learning Methods To Advance Source Identification FrameworksSoroosh Mortazavian, USA
PS 6.6EcoExposureT: A Weathering-Aware Digital Optical And AI Automation Framework For Real-Time Multi-Polymer Fragmented Microplastics MonitoringMelinda Chu, USA
PS 6.7Engineering Ferrate(VI): From Laboratory Studies To Real-World Water Treatment TechnologiesYang Deng, USA
PS 6.8Exploiting The Synergy Potential Of Unit Processes To Unlock Cost Efficiency In Water ReuseBenedikt Aumeier, Germany
PS 6.9Household Water And Sanitation Security: Digital Tools And Community EngagementAutumn Bland, USA
PS 6.10Knowledge-Infused Language Models For Water And Sustainability DomainJunjie Zhu, USA
PS 6.11Legionella Pneumophila Control In Cooling Tower Biofilms And Water Through Use Of Germicidal UV-C Side-emitting Optical FibersPaul Westerhoff, USA
PS 6.12Optimizing Wastewater Operations With AI And Predictive Insights For Small And Mid-Sized UtilitiesValerie Schneider, USA
PS 6.13PH-Dependent Detection Of Trace Aqueous Mercury Ions In Drinking Water Using Functionalized SERS SubstratesPing Li, USA
PS 6.14Predictive Maintenance Of Critical Process Equipment For Advanced Biosolids Management FacilityZhongtian Li, USA
PS 6.15Real-Plant Implementation Of An Intelligent Operation Framework For Reclaimed-Water Reverse Osmosis SystemsIsnaeni Nurjanah, Chinese Taipei
PS 6.16Testing Digital Twin Control Strategies On A Physical Twin: Testing For ReliabilitySubrata Mukherjee, USA
PS 6.17The Applications Of Artificial Intelligence To Selective Membrane Separation For Water PurificationTiezheng Tong, USA
PS 6.18Unlocking The Potential: Benchmarking And Advancing Large Language Models In Water Engineering And ResearchBoyan Xu, China
PS 6.19Integrating Hybrid Modelling And Large Language Models For Enhanced Fouling Prediction And Automated Fouling Assessment Of Large-scale Membrane Reactor Wastewater Treatment PlantsYunyi Zhu, USA
Closing the Water Cycle Towards Direct Potable Reuse
PS 7.1Activated Carbon Materials For Emergency Water Treatment: Protecting Communities From Lead And Chromium ContaminationTanushree Dutta, USA
PS 7.2Electrochemical Advanced Oxidation For Beneficial Reuse Of Desalinated Produced Water: Performance And Mechanistic InsightsWei-Ming Kung, USA
PS 7.3Far-UVC LED Photodegradation Of Steroid Estrogens In WaterRania Elsebai, Canada
PS 7.4Nano-Enabled Water Reuse (NEWR): Catalytic Filtration With Immobilized MnO₂ For Sulfate Radical-Based Oxidation Of Trace Organic ContaminantsMohammad Shehryaar Khan, Germany
PS 7.5NF And RO Rejection Of Ultrashort Chain PFASAron Griffin, USA
PS 7.6Pilot Scale Assessment Of Tailored Filter Media For Groundwater TreatmentJuan Arévalo, Spain
PS 7.7Thinking Abnormally: A New Way To Look At RO DataKyle Thompson, USA
PS 7.8Variabilities Of Human Enteric Viruses And Viral Surrogates' Removal For Water ReuseSunny Jiang, USA
PS 7.9Enhancing Ammonia Electrooxidation In Post-Produced Water Using Polarity Modulation And Ion-Exchange MembranesJuan Martinez, USA
Advanced Solids and Wastewater Management for Energy-Neutral Treatment Plants
PS 8.1A Unified Mechanistic Framework For Hydrocyclone Process Intensification In Wastewater Resource Recovery Facilities: Insights From Full-Scale ApplicationsZhiwu Wang, USA
PS 8.2AgroWheyGel: Transforming Dairy Biowaste Into A Sustainable Slow-Release Biofertilizer For Improved Soil Health And Crop ProductivityMaryam Enteshari, USA
PS 8.3Bioenergy From Waste: Dye Decolorization In Microbial Fuel CellsMaria Eliza Nagel Hassemer, Brazil
PS 8.4Coupling Organic Polymerization And Hydrogen Evolution In Photoelectrochemical System For Sustainable Coking Wastewater TreatmentHoward Yau Ming Cheung, Hong Kong
PS 8.5Dual-Membrane Distillation For Simultaneous Recovery Of Volatile Fatty Acids And Water From WastewaterKuichang Zuo, China
PS 8.6From Innovation To Impact: Scaling Industrial Timber Modular Infrastructure For Sustainable Water SolutionsAndrew Louden, UK
PS 8.7Halophilic Bioprocessing For Wastewater Valorization To BioplasticsZhiwu Wang, USA
PS 8.8Holistic Anaerobic Membrane Bioreactor (AnMBR) Platform For Swine Wastewater Resource Recovery Towards A Circular EconomyHuu-Tuan Tran, USA
PS 8.9Membrane-Free Electrosynthesis Of Ammonia And Volatile Fatty Acids (VFAs) From Waste StreamsJiahe Zhang, USA
PS 8.10Optimising Two-Stage Anaerobic Digestion For Enhanced Hydrolysis, VFA Production, Pathogen Reduction And Energy Recovery In Municipal SludgeOgemdi Anika, UK
PS 8.11Projection Of The Operational Variation In Solar Disinfection Efficiency In A Continuously Operated Raceway ReactorMartin Huaman Carranza, Peru
PS 8.12Remediation Of Real Coal Mining Water Using Carbonaceous And Geopolymeric AdsorbentsMaria Eliza Hassemer, Brazil
PS 8.13Role Of Electrochemical Systems Operational Parameters On Bioelectrochemical Anaerobic Digestion Coupled With Compact Electrode AssembliesLuguang Wang, USA
PS 8.14Role Of Enabling Technologies In CO2 BiorefineryHossein Salehizadeh, Canada
PS 8.15Sub-nanometer Confinement In Efficient Charge-percolating Flow Electrodes Enables High-flux And Selective Electrochemical Ammonium SeparationDejia Liu, China
PS 8.16Synergistic Integrated MD-SLM-ED For Nickel Recovery From Electroplating WastewaterDian Qoriati, Chinese Taipei
PS 8.17Unleashing The Unknown During The In Situ Storage Of CO2Pouyan Asem, USA
PS 8.18One-pot Electrochemical Synthesis Of The Nylon Precursor Dimethyl Adipate From Lignin-derived CatecholSidan Lu, USA
