Adeoti, OS, Haremi, R, Kandasamy, J & Vigneswaran, S 2025, 'Evaluating the effectiveness of smart water management systems in enhancing the resilience and sustainability of water infrastructure in Nigeria', AQUA — Water Infrastructure, Ecosystems and Society, vol. 74, no. 2, pp. 253-266.
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ABSTRACT This study rigorously evaluates the effectiveness of smart water management systems in addressing prevalent water infrastructure failures, resilience, and sustainability challenges in Nigeria. Employing a transdisciplinary approach that integrates technological, social, and economic disciplines, along with industry and community insights, it analyses 1,095 days of operational data from a smart water kiosk. The data were processed employing Target 6.1 software for comprehensive comparative analysis, trend analysis, predictive modeling, and impact assessment. Initially, the kiosk achieved a 22% self-sustainability rating (SSR), which dropped to zero due to aid overlap – a novel challenge documented for the first time in the literature as a significant challenge to infrastructure sustainability. Additionally, the research highlighted infrastructure underutilization as a critical yet under-explored issue. Despite these challenges, the kiosk ultimately achieved a 100% sustainability rating (SR) with external support and maintained a high reliability rating of 97.1%. The findings of this study guide strategic research and policy recommendations, aiming to optimize the deployment of smart water management systems in Nigeria and other regions with similar socio-economic settings, thereby enriching the global discourse on sustainable water infrastructure.
Aditiya, HB, Panuganti, SR, Hsia, ICC, Mat, TMUT, Mahlia, TMI & Huang, Z 2025, 'Levelised cost of hydrogen for domestic transport and stationary applications', International Journal of Hydrogen Energy, vol. 139, pp. 291-315.
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Aedan, Y, Altaee, A & Shon, HK 2025, 'Performance of pressure stimuli-responsive nanofiltration and cellulose acetate forward osmosis membranes for PFOA contaminated wastewater treatment', Separation and Purification Technology, vol. 364, pp. 132458-132458.
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Ajmal, Z, Hayat, A, Qadeer, A, Zhao, Y, Ibrahim, EH, Haq, MU, Iqbal, K, Imran, M, Kuku, M, Hussain, I, Ali, H, Orooji, Y, Zhou, JL & Ben, T 2025, 'Advancements in MXene-based frameworks towards photocatalytic hydrogen production, carbon dioxide reduction and pollutant degradation: Current challenges and future prospects', Coordination Chemistry Reviews, vol. 523, pp. 216226-216226.
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Akter, F, Krishnan, L, Mestres, G, Gustafsson, J, Ralph, PJ & Kuzhiumparambil, U 2025, 'Physicochemical characterization and evaluation of the antioxidant potential of water-soluble polysaccharides from red microalgae, Rhodomonas salina', International Journal of Biological Macromolecules, vol. 310, pp. 143417-143417.
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Albaba, MT, Talhami, M, Omar, A, Varghese, S, Akoumeh, R, Ayari, MA, Das, P, Altaee, A, AL-Ejji, M & Hawari, AH 2025, 'Machine learning-aided prediction of COD removal in the electrocoagulation process using a super learner model', Journal of Environmental Chemical Engineering, vol. 13, no. 5, pp. 117469-117469.
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Ali, HM, Lawag, RA, Mahlia, TMI & Fattah, IMR 2025, 'RT 42 and RT 50 phase change materials-based heat sinks for thermal management of electronics', Journal of Thermal Analysis and Calorimetry, vol. 150, no. 5, pp. 3463-3473.
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Amin, M, Umar, H, Rizal, TA, Amir, F, Abdullah, NA, Ginting, SF & Mahlia, TMI 2025, 'Thermal performance improvement of a solar distillation system using a spiral coil condenser with a parabolic dish', Journal of Water Process Engineering, vol. 71, pp. 107353-107353.
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Amirkhani, F, Dashti, A, Abedsoltan, H, Mohammadi, AH, Zhou, JL & Altaee, A 2025, 'Modeling and estimation of CO2 capture by porous liquids through machine learning', Separation and Purification Technology, vol. 359, pp. 130445-130445.
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Aravind, S, Barik, D, Pullagura, G, Chandran, SSR, PV, E, Paramasivam, P, Balasubramanian, D, Fouad, Y, Soudagar, MEM, Kalam, MA & Kit, CC 2025, 'Exposure the role of hydrogen with algae spirogyra biodiesel and fuel-borne additive on a diesel engine: An experimental assessment on dual fuel combustion mode', Case Studies in Thermal Engineering, vol. 65, pp. 105566-105566.
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Aziz, NAM, Mohamed, H, Ong, MY, Yunus, R, Law, MC, Hamid, HA, Kania, D & Mahlia, TMI 2025, 'Numerical simulation of hotspot in polyol ester production using microwave-assisted reaction', Results in Engineering, vol. 25, pp. 104577-104577.
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Bakar, MAAA, Ker, PJ, Tang, SGH, Arman Shah, FN, Mahlia, TMI, Baharuddin, MZ & Omar, AR 2025, 'A hybrid chromaticity-morphological machine learning model to overcome the limit of detecting newcastle disease in experimentally infected chicken within 36 h', Computers and Electronics in Agriculture, vol. 234, pp. 110248-110248.
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Basack, S & Khabbaz, H 2025, 'Analytical solution for single pile in two-layered soil subjected to torsion', Geomechanics and Geoengineering, vol. 20, no. 3, pp. 618-634.
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Bhandari, S, Fatahi, B, Nguyen, LD & Karimi, R 2025, 'Cyclic and post-cyclic responses of cement-treated landfill waste under triaxial testing', Soil Dynamics and Earthquake Engineering, vol. 197, pp. 109525-109525.
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Button, C, Poddar, N, Lacassagne, T, Pernice, M, Gupta, V, Aditya, L, Kuzhiumparambil, U & Ralph, PJ 2025, 'Rheological characterization and modeling of freshwater and marine microalgae and cyanobacteria mixed cultures', Algal Research, vol. 88, pp. 103988-103988.
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Cai, Z, Cai, Y, Pan, Y, Song, Y, Liu, Y, Duan, J, Nghiem, LD & Sun, X 2025, 'Solar driven levofloxacin degradation by C-doped oxygen-rich bismuth oxyhalide with SPR intensified built-in electric field: DFT study and toxicity evaluation', Journal of Alloys and Compounds, vol. 1016, pp. 178860-178860.
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Cashel, J, Yan, D, Han, R, Jeong, H, Yoon, CW, Ambay, JA, Liu, Y, Ung, AT, Yang, L & Huang, Z 2025, 'Chemical Bonds Containing Hydrogen: Choices for Hydrogen Carriers and Catalysts', Angewandte Chemie, vol. 137, no. 21.
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AbstractCompounds containing B─H, C─H, N─H, or O─H bonds with high hydrogen content have been extensively studied as potential hydrogen carriers. Their hydrogen storage performance is largely determined by the nature of these bonds, decomposition pathways, and the properties of the dehydrogenation products. Among these compounds, methanol, cyclohexane, and ammonia stand out due to their low costs and established infrastructure, making them promising hydrogen carriers for large‐scale storage and transport. They offer viable pathways for decarbonizing society by enabling hydrogen to serve as a clean energy source. However, several challenges persist, including the high temperatures required for (de)hydrogenation, slow kinetics, and the reliance on costly catalysts. To address these issues, strategies such as chemical modification and catalyst development are being pursued to improve hydrogen cycling performance. This review highlights recent progress in hydrogen carriers with B─H, C─H, N─H, or O─H bonds. It examines the fundamental characteristics of these bonds and carriers, as well as advances in catalyst development. Our objective is to offer a comprehensive understanding of current state of hydrogen carriers and identify future research directions, such as molecular modification and system optimization. Innovations in these areas are crucial to advance hydrogen storage technologies for a large‐scale hydrogen deployment.
Cashel, J, Yan, D, Han, R, Jeong, H, Yoon, CW, Ambay, JA, Liu, Y, Ung, AT, Yang, L & Huang, Z 2025, 'Chemical Bonds Containing Hydrogen: Choices for Hydrogen Carriers and Catalysts', Angewandte Chemie International Edition, vol. 64, no. 21.
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AbstractCompounds containing B─H, C─H, N─H, or O─H bonds with high hydrogen content have been extensively studied as potential hydrogen carriers. Their hydrogen storage performance is largely determined by the nature of these bonds, decomposition pathways, and the properties of the dehydrogenation products. Among these compounds, methanol, cyclohexane, and ammonia stand out due to their low costs and established infrastructure, making them promising hydrogen carriers for large‐scale storage and transport. They offer viable pathways for decarbonizing society by enabling hydrogen to serve as a clean energy source. However, several challenges persist, including the high temperatures required for (de)hydrogenation, slow kinetics, and the reliance on costly catalysts. To address these issues, strategies such as chemical modification and catalyst development are being pursued to improve hydrogen cycling performance. This review highlights recent progress in hydrogen carriers with B─H, C─H, N─H, or O─H bonds. It examines the fundamental characteristics of these bonds and carriers, as well as advances in catalyst development. Our objective is to offer a comprehensive understanding of current state of hydrogen carriers and identify future research directions, such as molecular modification and system optimization. Innovations in these areas are crucial to advance hydrogen storage technologies for a large‐scale hydrogen deployment.
Chang, Y, Zhang, L, Nghiem, LD & Wei, Y 2025, 'Enhanced microbial strategies to mitigate microplastic transfer via composting to agricultural ecosystems—A short review', Current Opinion in Environmental Science & Health, vol. 45, pp. 100625-100625.
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Chen, N, Zhang, X, Qi, L, Gao, F, Wu, G, Li, H, Guo, W & Ngo, HH 2025, 'Enhancement of volatile fatty acids degradation and rapid methanogenesis in a biochar-assisted anaerobic membrane bioreactor via enhancing direct interspecies electron transfer', Journal of Environmental Management, vol. 380, pp. 125045-125045.
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Chen, X, Ansari, AJ, Han, S, Peng, Y & Song, X 2025, 'Performance and microbial response of anaerobic membrane bioreactor to oil and salt co-occurrence in food wastewater treatment', Environmental Technology & Innovation, vol. 38, pp. 104208-104208.
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Chen, Y, Guo, W, Ngo, HH, Chen, Z, Wei, C, Bui, XT, Van Tung, T & Zhang, H 2025, 'Ways to assess hydrogen production via life cycle analysis', Science of The Total Environment, vol. 977, pp. 179355-179355.
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Choden, Y, Askari, M, Kabir, MM, Choo, Y, Sabur, GM, Mamun, MFK, Choi, J-S, Woo, YC, Kim, Y, Hong, S, Shon, HK & Phuntsho, S 2025, 'Recovery of bromide for bromine extraction: a review of technologies and circular economy implications', Desalination, vol. 613, pp. 118968-118968.
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Elmakki, T, Zavahir, S, Shon, HK, Gago, GH, Park, H & Han, DS 2025, 'Capacitive lithium capture system using a mixed LiMn2O4 and LiAlO2 material', Desalination, vol. 593, pp. 118195-118195.
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Fairley, N, Fatahi, B & Hokmabadi, AS 2025, 'Impacts of Transition Piece Designs on the Resilience of Large Offshore Wind Turbines Subject to Combined Earthquake, Wind and Wave Loads and Soil‐Structure Interaction', Earthquake Engineering & Structural Dynamics, vol. 54, no. 3, pp. 773-798.
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ABSTRACTThe urgent global drive to mitigate greenhouse gas emissions has significantly boosted renewable energy production, notably expanding offshore wind energy across the globe. With the technological evolution enabling higher‐capacity turbines on larger foundations, these installations are increasingly situated in earthquake‐prone areas, underscoring the critical need to ensure their seismic resilience as they become a pivotal component of the global energy infrastructure. This study scrutinises the dynamic behaviour of a 15 MW offshore wind turbine (OWT) under concurrent earthquake, wind and wave loads, focusing on the performance of the ultra‐high‐strength cementitious grout that bonds the monopile to the transition piece. Employing LS DYNA for numerical simulations, we explored the seismic responses of four OWT designs with diverse transition piece cone angles, incorporating nonlinear soil springs to model soil‐structure interactions (SSIs) and conducting a site response analysis (SRA) to account for local site effects on ground motion amplification. Our findings reveal that transition pieces with larger cone angles exhibit substantially enhanced stress distribution and resistance to grout damage, evidenced by decreased ovalisation in the coned sections of the transition piece and monopile, and improved bending flexibility. The observed disparities in damage across different cone angles highlight shortcomings in current design guidelines pertaining to the prediction of grout stresses in conical transition piece designs, with the current code‐specified calculations predicting higher stresses for transition piece designs with larger cone angles. This study also highlights the code's limitations when accounting for grout damage induced by stress concentrations in the grouted connections under seismic dynamic loading conditions. The results of the study demonstrate the need for refinement of these guidelines to improv...
Fattah, IMR, Alom, J, Zaman, JU, Ban, S, Veza, I, Kalam, MA, Hessel, V & Ahmed, MB 2025, 'Hydrogel-derived materials for microbial fuel cell', Journal of Power Sources, vol. 625, pp. 235688-235688.
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Feng, K, Ansari, AJ, Zhang, N, Peng, Y & Song, X 2025, 'Biochar addition to mitigate oil inhibition in anaerobic digestion of food wastewater: Microbial insights from biochemical methane potential tests', Environmental Technology & Innovation, vol. 37, pp. 104000-104000.
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Feng, S, Guo, W, Ding, A, Parsa, SM, Pan, J, Cheng, D, Tung, TV & Ngo, HH 2025, 'Enzyme sources in wastewater treatment: Their influence on enzymatic bioremediation and large-scale applications', Chemical Engineering Journal, vol. 510, pp. 161891-161891.
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Feng, S, Guo, W, Zhang, S, Luo, G, Nguyen, HT, Nguyen, NC, Cheng, D, Ye, Y & Ngo, HH 2025, 'Optimization of hydraulic retention time in continuous orange peel crude enzyme - mediated dark fermentation for sustainable biohydrogen production from synthetic swine wastewater', Journal of Water Process Engineering, vol. 73, pp. 107714-107714.
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Guo, C, Xu, Y, Ni, C, Pan, X, Tijing, LD, Shon, HK, Deng, N & Huang, X 2025, 'Tailoring pore size to enhance dissolution of layered double oxides for efficient nitrogen and phosphorus recovery via crystallization of struvite from wastewater', Journal of Colloid and Interface Science, vol. 692, pp. 137546-137546.
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Habiba, U, Ahmed Siddique, T, Fattah, IMR, Mohammed, S, Attenborough, E, Lai, Q & Wang, Z 2025, 'Porous alumina-supported lithium aluminum titanium phosphate membrane for lithium extraction using the electrodialysis process', Separation and Purification Technology, vol. 354, pp. 128657-128657.
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Hamdi, FM, Altaee, A, Aedan, Y, Zhou, J, AL-Ejji, M, Hawari, AH, Zaidi, SJ, Mohsen, M & Kardani, R 2025, 'Decontamination of Heavy Metals from Soil by Electrokinetic Combined with Reactive Filter Media from Industrial Wastes', Water, Air, & Soil Pollution, vol. 236, no. 9.
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Abstract The electrokinetic (EK) is an in-situ method for soil remediation, aiming to reduce extensive excavation and mitigate risks associated with exposure to hazardous substances. However, heavy metal precipitation near the cathode under alkaline pH remains challenging. This study employed recyclable waste materials of sawdust crosslinked by glutaraldehyde with iron slag as a reactive filter media (RFM) for single and mixed heavy metals from kaolinite and natural soils. Experiments were conducted over two and three weeks, employing 20 to 30 mA electric currents. Incorporating iron slag RFM into the EK process resulted in a notable enhancement in copper removal from 3.21% to 23.76%. Mixing sawdust with iron slag in the RFM further improved the efficiency of copper extraction from the soil, reaching 71.80%. Also, copper removal improved as the electric current increased from 20 to 25 mA, reaching 88.10% in a three-week experiment. A slight improvement in copper removal was recorded due to the electric current increasing to 30 mA, indicating that copper removal is not linear with the applied electric current. However, sawdust treatment with HCl lowered the RFM pH, resulting in a total copper removal of 90.30% at electrical currents of 25 mA. Crosslinking sawdust with iron slag by 2% glutaraldehyde achieved a remarkable 97.92% copper removal at 0.18 kWh/kg specific energy from kaolinite soil, while in natural soil, the removal rates for copper, nickel, and zinc reached 26.72%, 54.36%, and 56.44%, respectively after 5 weeks. The discrepancy in heavy metals removal between kaolinite and natural soils reflects the complicated environmental conditions in natural soils on the efficiency of the electrokinetic process when laboratory tests are applied to the field.
Hamdi, FM, Altaee, A, Aedan, Y, Zhou, J, Zaidi, SJ, Alsaka, L, Almalki, R, Al-Askar, A & Samal, AK 2025, 'Black tea waste/iron slag reactive filter media-electrokinetic for mixed heavy metals treatment from contaminated site', Journal of Contaminant Hydrology, vol. 270, pp. 104517-104517.
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Hamdi, FM, Ganbat, N, Altaee, A, Samal, AK, Ibrar, I, Zhou, JL & Sharif, AO 2025, 'Hybrid and enhanced electrokinetic system for soil remediation from heavy metals and organic matter', Journal of Environmental Sciences, vol. 147, pp. 424-450.
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Haque, MR, Moniruzzaman, M, Arman, Hasan, MR, Lat, T, Kabir, N, Sarker, MJ, Tijing, L, Shon, HK, Ayejoto, DA, Khan, MYA & Kabir, MM 2025, 'Land use Transition and Ecological Consequences: A Spatiotemporal Analysis in South-Eastern Bangladesh', Earth Systems and Environment, vol. 9, no. 2, pp. 1135-1148.
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Hasan, MM, Haque, R, Jahirul, MI, Rasul, MG, Fattah, IMR, Hassan, NMS & Mofijur, M 2025, 'Advancing energy storage: The future trajectory of lithium-ion battery technologies', Journal of Energy Storage, vol. 120, pp. 116511-116511.
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Herdean, A, Hoch, L, Willis, A, Benediktyova, Z, Zunt, R, Trtilek, M, Trtilek, J & Ralph, PJ 2025, 'Automated phenotyping of microalgae: scalable solution for high-throughput analysis', Bioresource Technology, vol. 434, pp. 132763-132763.
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Hosseinzadeh, A, Altaee, A, Ibrar, I & Zhou, JL 2025, 'Modeling and optimization of reverse salt diffusion and water flux in forward osmosis by response surface methodology and artificial neural network', Chemical Engineering and Processing - Process Intensification, vol. 208, pp. 110140-110140.
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Hosseinzadeh, A, Amirkhani, F, Azizi, N, Dashti, A, Zhou, JL & Altaee, A 2025, 'Machine learning modeling of microplastics removal by coagulation in water and wastewater treatment', Journal of Water Process Engineering, vol. 76, pp. 108108-108108.
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Huang, H, Sun, Y, Du, Q, Gao, F, Song, Z, Wang, Z, Chang, S, Zhang, X, Guo, W & Ngo, HH 2025, 'Impact of in–situ bioelectric field on biogas production, membrane fouling and microbial community in an anaerobic membrane bioreactor under sulfadiazine stress', Chemical Engineering Journal, vol. 506, pp. 160225-160225.
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Huang, Y, Wang, HB, Mak, HMW, Chu, M, Ning, Z, Organ, B, Chan, EFC, Liu, C-H, Mok, W-C, Gromke, C, Shon, HK, Lei, C & Zhou, JL 2025, 'Suitability of using carbon dioxide as a tracer gas for studying vehicle emission dispersion in a real street canyon', Journal of Environmental Sciences, vol. 155, pp. 832-845.
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Javed, F, Tariq, MF, Ikhlaq, A, Munir, HMS & Altaee, A 2025, 'Remediation of textile wastewater by hybrid technique using ZIF-67 catalyzed ozonation coupled with electrocoagulation', Journal of Water Process Engineering, vol. 69, pp. 106604-106604.
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Jiang, W, Wei, H, Xu, Z, Kang, J, Wang, S, Liu, D, Ren, Y, Ngo, HH, Guo, W & Ye, Y 2025, 'Lighting promotes sulfate removal and improves microbial community stability in upflow anaerobic sludge bed reactors under low ratio of chemical oxygen demand to sulfate', Bioresource Technology, vol. 428, pp. 132473-132473.
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Kabir, MM, Im, KS, Tijing, L, Choden, Y, Phuntsho, S, Mamun, MFK, Sabur, GM, Nam, SY & Shon, HK 2025, 'Integrated membrane distillation-solid electrolyte-based alkaline water electrolysis for enhancing green hydrogen production', Desalination, vol. 601, pp. 118580-118580.
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Kabir, MM, Sabur, GM, Mamun, MFK, Arman, Tijing, L, Choden, Y, Phuntsho, S & Shon, HK 2025, 'Hydrogels in next-generation energy solutions', Desalination, vol. 603, pp. 118639-118639.
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Kadiri, M, Tanji, A, Fan, X, Liaw, PK, Mahlia, TMI & Hermawan, H 2025, 'Corrosion of TiHfZrNbx high-entropy alloys in a simulated condition of proton exchange membrane water electrolyser', Electrochimica Acta, vol. 521, pp. 145925-145925.
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Kardani, R, Yadav, S, Altaee, A, Alsaka, L & Zhou, J 2025, 'Eco-friendly kappa-carrageenan-nano zerovalent iron hydrogel water and wastewater purification', Journal of Hazardous Materials, vol. 492, pp. 138123-138123.
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Karthikeyan, N, M, K, Prabagaran, S, Selvam, L, Venkatesh, R, Priya, CB, Al Obaid, S, Ali Alharbi, S & Kalam, MA 2025, 'Blending action of pyrolysis oil/diesel fuel featured with hydrogen on compression ignition engine performance and emission analysis', Petroleum Science and Technology, vol. 43, no. 13, pp. 1506-1521.
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Kazwini, T, Altaee, A, Ibrar, I, Alkadour, F, Hawari, AH, Zhou, J & Alsaka, L 2025, 'Sodium metasilicate sol-gel draw solution for seawater desalination and supplementing nutrients to soil', Desalination, vol. 600, pp. 118517-118517.
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Khlaifat, N, Altaee, A, Zhou, J & Huang, Y 2025, 'Evaluation of wind resource potential using statistical analysis of probability density functions in New South Wales, Australia', Energy Sources, Part A: Recovery, Utilization, and Environmental Effects, vol. 47, no. 1, pp. 194-211.
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Wind energy is a vital part of Australia's energy mix. The first step in a wind power project at a particular site is to assess the wind resource potential and feasibility for wind energy production. Research on wind potential and statistical analysis has been done throughout the world. Currently, recent potential wind studies are lacking, especially in New South Wales (NSW), Australia. This study highlighted the feasibility of wind potential at four sites in NSW, namely Ballina, Merriwa, Deniliquin, and the Bega region. The type of wind speed distribution function dramatically affects the output of the available wind energy and wind turbine performance at a particular site. Therefore, the accuracy of four probability density functions was evaluated, namely Rayleigh, Weibull, Gamma, and Lognormal distributions. The outcomes showed Weibull provided the most accurate distribution. The annual average scale and shape parameters of Weibull distribution varied between 2.935-5.042 m/s and 1.137-2.096, respectively. The maximum shape and scale factors were at Deniliquin, while the minimum shape and scale factors were at Bega area. Assessment of power density indicated that Deniliquin had a marginal wind speed resource, while Ballina, Bega, and Merriwa had poor wind resources.
Kondaveeti, S, Mondal, AK, Varghese, S, Sathish, CI, Akter, F, Kuzhiumparambil, U & Ralph, P 2025, 'Ulvan-based composite aerogels for efficient methylene blue adsorption', International Journal of Biological Macromolecules, vol. 309, pp. 142687-142687.
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Labara Tirado, J, Herdean, A & Ralph, PJ 2025, 'The need for smart microalgal bioprospecting', Natural Products and Bioprospecting, vol. 15, no. 1.
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Abstract Microalgae’s adaptability and resilience to Earth’s diverse environments have evolved these photosynthetic microorganisms into a biotechnological source of industrially relevant physiological functions and biometabolites. Despite this, microalgae-based industries only exploit a handful of species. This lack of biodiversity hinders the expansion of the microalgal industry. Microalgal bioprospecting, searching for novel biological algal resources with new properties, remains a low throughput and time-consuming endeavour due to inefficient workflows that rely on non-selective sampling, monoalgal culture status and outdated, non-standardized characterization techniques. This review will highlight the importance of microalgal bioprospecting and critically explore commonly employed methodologies. We will also explore current advances driving the next generation of smart algal bioprospecting focusing on novel workflows and transdisciplinary methodologies with the potential to enable high-throughput microalgal biodiscoveries. Images adapted from (Addicted04 in Wikipedia File: Australia on the globe (Australia centered).svg. 2014.; Jin et al. in ACS Appl Bio Mater 4:5080–5089, 2021; Kim et al. in Microchim Acta 189:88, 2022; Tony et al. in Lab on a Chip 15, 19:3810–3810; Thermo Fisher Scientific INC. in CTS Rotea Brochure). Graphical abstract
Larkum, AWD, Falkowski, PG, Edwards, D, Osmond, CB, Lambers, H, Sanchez-Baracaldo, P, Ritchie, RJ, Runcie, JW, Ralph, PJ, Westoby, M, Maberly, S, Griffiths, H, Smith, FA & Beardall, J 2025, 'John Raven, FRS, FRSE: a truly great innovator in plant physiology, photosynthesis and much more', Photosynthesis Research, vol. 163, no. 2.
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Abstract This is a tribute to a truly inspirational plant biologist, Prof. John A. Raven, FRS, FRSE (25th June 1941– 23rd May 2024), who died at the age of 82. He was a leader in the field of evolution and physiology of algae and land plants. His research touched on many areas including photosynthesis, ion transport, carbon utilisation, mineral use, such as silicon, iron and molybdenum, the evolution of phytoplankton, the evolution of root systems, the impact of global change, especially on the acidification of the oceans, carbon gain and water use in early land plants, and ways of detecting extraterrestrial photosynthesis. Beginning his research career in the Botany School, University of Cambridge, John studied ion uptake in a giant algal cell. This was at the time of great strides brought about by Peter Mitchell (1920–1992) in elucidating the role of energy generation in mitochondria and chloroplasts and the coupling of ion transport systems to energy generation. With Enid MacRobbie and Andrew Smith, John pioneered early work on the involvement of ion transport in the growth and metabolism of plant cells.On leaving Cambridge John took up a lectureship at the University of Dundee in 1971, where he was still attached upon his death. His primary focus over the years, with one of us (Paul Falkowski), was on phytoplankton, the photosynthetic microalgae of the oceans. Still, his publication list of 5 books and over 600 scientific papers spans a very broad range. The many highly cited papers (see Table 1) attest to an outstanding innovator, who influenced a multitude of students and coworkers and a very wide readership worldwide. At the personal level, John Raven was a wonderful human being; he had an extraordinary memory, dredging up facts and little-known scientific papers, like a scientific magician, but at the same time making humorous jokes and involving his colleagues in fun and sympathetic appreciation.
Larsson, ME, Hallegraeff, G, Doblin, MA & Tillmann, U 2025, 'Prorocentrum insidiosum sp. nov. (Prorocentrales, Dinophyceae): Morphological and Phylogenetic Characterization of a Mucosphere Producing Dinoflagellate From the “cordatum Group”', Journal of Eukaryotic Microbiology, vol. 72, no. 4.
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ABSTRACTProrocentrum cf. balticum was the provisional designation assigned to strains of a small, pelagic, mixoplanktonic dinoflagellate found to produce carbon‐rich mucilage‐based prey capture devices, termed “mucospheres.” Here we characterize the morphology and phylogeny of the strains, describe them as Prorocentrum insidiosum sp. nov., and discuss common morphological features among the six species of the phylogenetically defined P. cordatum group. Cells of P. insidiosum sp. nov. were round to slightly ovate in lateral view, 12–16 μm long and 8–15 μm deep, and laterally compressed. Scanning electron microscopy revealed the thecal plates were densely ornamented with short spines and there were two size classes of pores irregularly distributed across both plates, and a row of two to four large round pores in apical‐ventral position on the right thecal plate. The periflagellar area consisted of eight platelets, and there were two prominent wing‐like apical projections in the form of a double layered curved structure on platelet 1 with additional projections on most other platelets except platelet 4. Prorocentrum insidiosum sp. nov. is distinct from all genetically represented species within the genus and possesses a unique combination of morphological features differentiating it from other protologues of small Prorocentrum species.
Li, Y, Zhang, J, Liu, X, Liu, H, Wang, L, Cheng, D, Wang, Y, Guo, W & Ngo, HH 2025, 'Efficient antibiotics removal by pig manure-based magnetic biochar-driven catalytic degradation', Journal of Water Process Engineering, vol. 70, pp. 107013-107013.
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Liu, W, Xia, R, Qi, C, Ansari, AJ, Nghiem, LD, Duan, X, Li, Y, Li, G & Luo, W 2025, 'Micro-nanobubbles to alleviate ultrafiltration membrane fouling for biogas slurry concentration and nutrient enrichment: Performance and molecular mechanisms', Journal of Membrane Science, vol. 731, pp. 124221-124221.
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Lu, Z, Xu, Y, Liang, C, Guo, W, Ngo, HH & Peng, L 2025, 'Biogenic sulfide by sulfur disproportionation enhances nitrate removal and reduces N2O production during sulfur autotrophic denitrification', Chemosphere, vol. 370, pp. 143915-143915.
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Luo, Y, Zhao, S, Fan, Z, Li, Y, Peng, Z, Zhang, Y, Feng, S, Mou, J, Wang, Z, Ki Lin, CS & Li, X 2025, 'Sucrose non-fermenting 1-related protein kinase 2–14 participating in lipid elevating efficacy and biodiesel upgrade by Coccomyxa subllipsoidea', Chemical Engineering Journal, vol. 505, pp. 159607-159607.
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Ma, S, Shi, K, Gu, T, Tian, S, Zhou, Z, Li, X, Wang, C, Shon, H & Ren, J 2025, 'Hydrogel-driven salt fouling free FO-SIE integrated process for seawater desalination', Desalination, vol. 607, pp. 118815-118815.
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Milano, J, Ong, MY, Tiong, SK, Ideris, F, Silitonga, AS, Sebayang, AH, Tan, CH, Fattah, IMR, Fona, Z & Hossain, N 2025, 'A comparative study of the production of methyl esters from non-edible oils as potential feedstocks: Process optimization and two-step biodiesel characterization', Results in Engineering, vol. 25, pp. 104285-104285.
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Mishra, R, Fattah, IMR, Ong, HC, Shu, C-M, Gollakota, ARK & Kong, ZY 2025, 'Sustainable green technology integrated hydrogen production system for low carbon future', International Journal of Hydrogen Energy, vol. 134, pp. 139-163.
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Mukherjee, S, Sen, R, Ralph, PJ & Poddar, N 2025, 'The catalytic role of carbonic anhydrase in optimizing carbon fixation in microalgal cultures', Journal of Cleaner Production, vol. 505, pp. 145461-145461.
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Nguyen, TH, Ryu, S, Loganathan, P, Kandasamy, J, Vigneswaran, S & Nguyen, TV 2025, 'Theoretical adsorption modeling and simulation of toxic arsenic ions removal in batch and continuous systems using Mn/Mg/Fe layered double hydroxides', Chemical Engineering Research and Design.
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Nurhayati, M, Jeong, K, Kim, S, Park, J, Cho, KH, Shon, HK & Lee, S 2025, 'From comparison to integration: Enhancing forward osmosis performance prediction with mathematical and RBF neural network models', Desalination, vol. 597, pp. 118322-118322.
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Onggowarsito, C, Zhang, S, Shi, Y, Mao, S, Feng, A, Martins, G, Shao, Z, Wong, EHH, Guo, W & Fu, Q 2025, 'Hydrogel-Encapsulated phase change materials for Enhanced heat storage and water evaporation efficiency', Chemical Engineering Journal, vol. 513, pp. 162838-162838.
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Parsa, SM, Chen, Z, Feng, S, Yang, Y, Luo, L, Ngo, HH, Wei, W, Ni, B-J & Guo, W 2025, 'Metal-free nitrogen-doped carbon-based electrocatalysts for oxygen reduction reaction in microbial fuel cells: Advances, challenges, and future directions', Nano Energy, vol. 134, pp. 110537-110537.
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Patel, S, Torgal, S, Purohit, T, Kumar, R, Singh, DV, Kanchan, S, Soudagar, MEM, Ahamad, T, Kalam, MA & Patel, M 2025, 'Impact of variable exhaust valve timing on diesel engine characteristics fueled with waste cooking oil biofuel blends: A numerical analysis', Proceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, Part E: Journal of Process Mechanical Engineering, vol. 239, no. 3, pp. 1329-1352.
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The quantity of the conventional sources of energy such as petroleum, coal, and the deposits of hydrocarbon are limited in nature. The rapid growth is observed in the industrial and transportation section due to increase in population that has compelled the mankind to look for an alternative to conventional fuels. Biodiesel can be a potential substitute due to its ease of availability, accessibility, lower cost, and nontoxic characteristics. In this study, waste cooking oil (WCO) as the feedstock for biodiesel due to its abundance and low prices is chosen. It has been observed that the high prices of cooking oil have compelled people to reuse it multiple times, which can have negative health consequences such as inflammation, cholesterol issues, diabetes, and cancer. However, if people can obtain WCO at a reasonable cost, they will refrain from reusing it repeatedly. This article presents a numerical method that investigates the effects of variable exhaust valve timing on the performance, emissions, and combustion parameters of WCO and its different blends in a conventional mechanical fuel injection system diesel. The study was conducted using a single-cylinder, water-cooled, in-line diesel engine running at a constant speed. As, it is not possible to determine the values of engine performance, emissions, and combustion parameters for different valve timings experimentally, a numerical method has been adopted. The valve timing range was taken as 46–66° before bottom dead center (BDC) for exhaust valve opening and 6–20° after top dead center (TDC) for exhaust valve closing and the inlet valve opening and closing are constant at 16° b TDC and 33° a BDC, respectively.
Peng, Z, Zhong, L, Li, Y, Feng, S, Mou, J, Miao, Y, Lin, CSK, Wang, Z & Li, X 2025, 'Harnessing oleaginous protist Schizochytrium for docosahexaenoic acid: Current technologies in sustainable production and food applications', Food Research International, vol. 205, pp. 115996-115996.
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Picknell, KJ, Poddar, N, McCauley, JI, Chaves, AV & Ralph, PJ 2025, 'Whole cell microalgae: Potential to transform industry waste into sustainable ruminant feed', Bioresource Technology, vol. 430, pp. 132547-132547.
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Riayatsyah, TMI, Silitonga, AS, Kalam, MA & Fattah, IMR 2025, 'Optimisation of trimethylolpropane ester synthesis from waste cooking oil methyl ester by response surface methodology, and its physicochemical properties and tribological characteristics', Results in Engineering, vol. 25, pp. 104055-104055.
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Riyad, ASM, Indraratna, B, Arachchige, CK, Qi, Y & Khabbaz, H 2025, 'An Extended Perspective on the Disturbed State Concept for Rubber–Mixed Waste Material Considering Modulus Degradation under Cyclic Loading', International Journal of Geomechanics, vol. 25, no. 5.
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Salehmin, MNI, Kiong, TS, Mohamed, H, Mahlia, TMI, Aziz, NAM, Timmiati, SN & Zakaria, Z 2025, 'Transition pathway from blue to green ammonia production: Comparative insight into technoeconomic, environmental, and policy framework', International Journal of Hydrogen Energy, vol. 143, pp. 147-178.
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Salih, AK, Irvine, CP, Matar, F, Aditya, L, Nghiem, LD & Ton-That, C 2025, 'Photocatalytic self-cleansing ZnO-coated ceramic membranes for preconcentrating microalgae', Journal of Membrane Science, vol. 718, pp. 123700-123700.
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Shafaghat, AH, Merenda, A, Seccombe, D, Phuntsho, S & Shon, HK 2025, 'From waste to high-value fertilisers: Harvesting nutrients from liquid anaerobic digestate for a circular bioeconomy', Desalination, vol. 596, pp. 118266-118266.
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Shang, W, Wang, L, Chen, Z, Cheng, D, Liu, H, Ngo, HH, Li, J, Cao, X, Wang, Y & Zhang, J 2025, 'A novel layered porous Fe, Cu dual-loading biochar heterogeneous catalyst to guided non-free radical pathway for peroxymonosulfate activation', Journal of Colloid and Interface Science, vol. 689, pp. 137262-137262.
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Shao, Q, Sun, J, Zhu, K, Ngo, HH, Zhang, Y, Zhang, C, Zhang, S & Luo, G 2025, 'Enhanced reactor stability to shock load with hydrochar: Responses of anaerobic granular sludge', Chemical Engineering Journal, vol. 503, pp. 158274-158274.
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Shon, H, Jegatheesan, V, Phuntsho, S & Shu, L 2025, 'Challenges in Environmental Science and Engineering (CESE-2023)', Process Safety and Environmental Protection, vol. 194, pp. 1384-1386.
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Silitonga, AS, Milano, J, Aziz, NAM, Nurulita, B, Sebayang, AR, Mahlia, TMI, Kalam, MA, Fattah, IMR, Sebayang, AH, Mohamed, H & Ong, MY 2025, 'ANN-GWO optimization of biolubricants from black soldier fly: A value-added approach to animal waste conversion', Results in Engineering, vol. 25, pp. 104437-104437.
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Silitonga, AS, Riayatsyah, TMI, Kalam, MA, Sarifudin, A, Fattah, IMR, Muraza, O, Djaya Putra, NS, Sebayang, AR, Sebayang, AH & Hermawan, H 2025, 'Corrigendum to ‘Status, developments, and sustainability of biowaste feedstock: A review of current progress’ [Renew Sustain Energy Rev Volume 217, July 2025, 115769]', Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews, vol. 219, pp. 115862-115862.
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Silitonga, AS, Riayatsyah, TMI, Kalam, MA, Sarifudin, A, Fattah, IMR, Muraza, O, Putra, NSD, Sebayang, AR, Sebayang, AH & Hermawan, H 2025, 'Status, developments, and sustainability of biowaste feedstock: A review of current progress', Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews, vol. 217, pp. 115769-115769.
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Song, Y, Sun, X, Nghiem, LD, Duan, J, Liu, W, Liu, Y & Cai, Z 2025, 'Defective NH2-MIL-53(Fe) with highly exposed metal active centers for enhanced synergistic adsorption and photocatalysis of ibuprofen', Separation and Purification Technology, vol. 359, pp. 130754-130754.
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Takal, SU, Tahiru, A-W, Fattah, IMR, Cobbina, SJ, Asare, W & Abanyie, SK 2025, 'Enhancing resilience to climate change: a comprehensive PRISMA review of agricultural and non-agricultural adaptation strategies for Ghana', Cogent Social Sciences, vol. 11, no. 1.
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Talhami, M, Alkhatib, A, Albaba, MT, Ayari, MA, Altaee, A, AL-Ejji, M, Das, P & Hawari, AH 2025, 'Modeling of flat sheet-based direct contact membrane distillation (DCMD) for the robust prediction of permeate flux using single and ensemble interpretable machine learning', Journal of Environmental Chemical Engineering, vol. 13, no. 2, pp. 115463-115463.
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Tarsitano, M, Liu Chung Ming, C, Bennar, L, Mahmodi, H, Wyllie, K, Idais, D, Al Shamery, W, Paolino, D, Cox, TR, Kabakova, I, Ralph, P & Gentile, C 2025, 'Chlorella-enriched hydrogels protect against myocardial damage and reactive oxygen species production in an in vitro ischemia/reperfusion model using cardiac spheroids', Biofabrication, vol. 17, no. 1, pp. 015006-015006.
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Abstract Microalgae have emerged as promising photosynthetic microorganisms for biofabricating advanced tissue constructs, with improved oxygenation and reduced reactive oxygen species (ROS) production. However, their use in the engineering of human tissues has been limited due to their intrinsic growth requirements, which are not compatible with human cells. In this study, we first formulated alginate–gelatin (AlgGel) hydrogels with increasing densities of Chlorella vulgaris. Then, we characterised their mechanical properties and pore size. Finally, we evaluated their effects on cardiac spheroid (CS) pathophysiological response under control and ischemia/reperfusion (I/R) conditions. Our results showed that the addition of Chlorella did not affect AlgGel mechanical properties, while the mean pore size significantly decreased by 35% in the presence of the 107 cells ml−1 microalgae density. Under normoxic conditions, the addition of 107 Chlorella cells ml−1 significantly reduced CS viability starting from 14 d in. No changes in pore size nor CS viability were measured for hydrogels containing 105 and 106 Chlorella cells ml−1. In our I/R model, all Chlorella-enriched hydrogels reduced cardiac cell sensitivity to hypoxic conditions with a corresponding reduction in ROS production, as well as protected against I/R-induced reduction in cell viability. Altogether, our results support a promising use of Chlorella-enriched Alg–Gel hydrogels for cardiovascular tissue engineering.
Thi Nguyen, H, Duong, HC, Chen, S-S, Le Quang, H, Ngo, HH, Cong, CD, Nguyen, NC, Thi Nguyen, UT & Huynh, DD 2025, 'Enhancing membrane distillation stability: Isoamyl alcohol coagulation as a novel strategy to mitigate membrane swelling at elevated temperatures', Environmental Technology & Innovation, vol. 37, pp. 104029-104029.
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Torres, ASM, Gache, CCL, Tuazon, BJ, Martinez, DWC, Kim, HT, Tijing, LD & Dizon, JRC 2025, 'Potential of 3D printing in revolutionizing solar-driven interfacial evaporation for clean water supply – A review', Applied Materials Today, vol. 43, pp. 102639-102639.
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Tran, D-T, Nguyen, T-T-H, Le, T-H & Nghiem, LD 2025, 'Facile synthesis of ZnFe2O4/rGO magnetic adsorbent for antibiotic removal', Chemical Engineering Science, vol. 305, pp. 121132-121132.
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Tran, D-T, To, T-D, Le, T-H, Dao, Q-T & Nghiem, LD 2025, 'Synthesis of highly effective and easily recoverable MIL-100(Fe)/MgFe2O4 adsorbent for enhanced antibiotic removal from water', Journal of Industrial and Engineering Chemistry, vol. 147, pp. 149-160.
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Usman, M, Abraz, M, Ahmad, T, Riaz, F, Rehman, F, Hayat, N, Fouad, Y, Javed, F, Mujtaba, MA & Kalam, MA 2025, 'Optimization of diesel engine characteristics using p-toluene sulfonic acid catalyst-based biodiesel from waste chicken fat oil', Alexandria Engineering Journal, vol. 116, pp. 62-72.
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Vo, PHN, Kim, M, Kuzhiumparambil, U, Hinkley, C, Hong, J, Zhang, T, Pernice, M, Cullen, PJ & Ralph, PJ 2025, 'Random mutagenesis using cold atmospheric plasma to produce mutant microalgae for hyper-recovery of rare earth elements from mining materials', Chemical Engineering Journal, vol. 503, pp. 158512-158512.
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Wang, C, Wang, L, Dong, L, Shon, HK & Kim, J 2025, 'Specific energy consumption of seawater reverse osmosis desalination plants using machine learning', Desalination, vol. 602, pp. 118654-118654.
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Whaieb, AH, Jasim, FT, Abdulrahman, AA, Khuder, IM, Gheni, SA, Fattah, IMR & Karakullukcu, NT 2025, 'Tailoring zeolites for enhanced post-combustion CO2 capture: A critical review', Current Research in Green and Sustainable Chemistry, vol. 10, pp. 100451-100451.
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Wright, T, Crompton, M, Bishop, D, Currell, G, Suwal, L & Turner, BD 2025, 'Phytoremediation evaluation of forever chemicals using hemp (Cannabis sativa L.): Pollen bioaccumulation and the risk to bees', Chemosphere, vol. 370, pp. 143859-143859.
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Xia, R, Liu, W, Nghiem, LD, Cao, D, Li, G & Luo, W 2025, 'Graft copolymerization synthesis of chitosan-polyferric sulfate composite coagulant to improve biogas slurry treatment toward effective irrigation', Journal of Environmental Management, vol. 377, pp. 124563-124563.
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Yan, C, Zhang, F, Nie, M, Luo, Y, Ding, M, Nie, S & Zhou, JL 2025, 'Influence of the source and molecular weights on sulfathiazole/sulfadiazine binding in sedimentary dissolved organic matter', Journal of Environmental Management, vol. 386, pp. 125795-125795.
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Yang, M, An, S, Gao, H, Du, Z, Zhang, X, Nghiem, LD & Liu, Q 2025, 'Selective adsorption of copper by amidoxime modified low-temperature biochar: Performance and mechanism', Science of The Total Environment, vol. 958, pp. 178072-178072.
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Ye, Y, Ye, J, Xu, Z, Kang, J, Liu, D, Ren, Y, Ngo, HH, Guo, W, Huang, S & Jiang, W 2025, 'Influence of ethanol supplementation on sulfate reduction and methanogenesis in UASB reactors', Journal of Water Process Engineering, vol. 74, pp. 107754-107754.
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Yolanda, YD, Kim, S, Sohn, W, Shon, HK, Yang, E & Lee, S 2025, 'Simultaneous nutrient-abundant hydroponic wastewater treatment, direct carbon capture, and bioenergy harvesting using microalgae–microbial fuel cells', Desalination and Water Treatment, vol. 321, pp. 100941-100941.
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Yoo, Y, Arunachalam, M, Elmakki, T, Al-Ghamdi, AS, Bassi, HM, Mohammed, AM, Ryu, S, Yong, S, Shon, HK, Park, H & Han, DS 2025, 'Evaluating the economic and environmental viability of small modular reactor (SMR)-powered desalination technologies against renewable energy systems', Desalination, vol. 602, pp. 118624-118624.
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Yu, C, Nghiem, LD & Zou, L 2025, 'Catalytic chitosan/MXene/GO nanocomposite membrane for removing dye and heavy metals', Desalination, vol. 594, pp. 118313-118313.
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Yu, H, Park, MJ, Wang, C, Liang, D, He, T, Naidu, G, Han, DS & Shon, HK 2025, 'Integrated sulfonated poly ether ketone membrane capacitive deionization for lithium recovery from diluted binary solutions', Separation and Purification Technology, vol. 352, pp. 128064-128064.
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Zhang, Z, Liu, H, Li, X, Shon, H, Vodnar, DC & Wang, Q 2025, 'Biofouling control of reverse osmosis membrane in municipal wastewater recycling plants using urine as a cleaning agent', Separation and Purification Technology, vol. 355, pp. 129629-129629.
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Zhao, C, Dong, W, Indra Mahlia, TM, Shi, L, Wang, K, Shah, SP & Li, W 2025, 'Enhancing energy storage capability for renewable energy systems through advanced cement-based supercapacitors', Energy and Buildings, vol. 338, pp. 115732-115732.
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Zou, W, Zhang, M, Zhang, X, Zhang, D, Li, C, Zhong, L, Guo, W & Ngo, HH 2025, 'Biochar-based iron-doped alginate microspheres combined with Fenton-like reaction for removing oxytetracycline hydrochloride: Performance, mechanism, and degradation pathway', Journal of Water Process Engineering, vol. 69, pp. 106723-106723.
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Zou, W, Zhang, M, Zhang, X, Zhang, D, Li, C, Zhong, L, Guo, W & Ngo, HH 2025, 'Optimized performance and mechanistic analysis of tetracycline hydrochloride removal using biochar-based alginate composite magnetic beads for peroxymonosulfate activation', Journal of Environmental Chemical Engineering, vol. 13, no. 2, pp. 115742-115742.
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