Ghent University Academic Bibliography

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Interactions between feed solutes and inorganic electrolytic draw solutes in forward osmosis

Arnout D'Haese (UGent)

(2020) JOURNAL OF MEMBRANE SCIENCE. 597.
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Membrane electrolysis for the removal of Na+ from brines for the subsequent recovery of lithium salts

Cesar H. Diaz Nieto, Korneel Rabaey (UGent) and Victoria Flexer

(2020) SEPARATION AND PURIFICATION TECHNOLOGY. 252.
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Mainstream ammonium recovery to advance sustainable urban wastewater management

Heidy Cruz, Yin Yu Law, Jeremy S Gues, Korneel Rabaey (UGent) , Damien Batstone, Bronwyn Laycock, Willy Verstraete (UGent) and Ilje Pikaar

(2019) ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY. 53(19). p.11066-11079
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Progress in hydrometallurgical technologies to recover critical raw materials and precious metals from low-concentrated streams

Jeffrey Paulo Perez, Karel Folens (UGent) , Karen Leus (UGent) , Frank Vanhaecke (UGent) , Pascal Van Der Voort (UGent) and Gijs Du Laing (UGent)

(2019) RESOURCES CONSERVATION AND RECYCLING. 142. p.177-188
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Recirculating water treatment in closed hydroponic systems : assessment of granular activated carbon and soft templated Mesoporous carbon for adsorptive removal of root exudates

Seyedahmad Hosseinzadeh, Ze Liu (UGent) , Jasmien De Graeve, Mona Bkheet, Wannes Libbrecht (UGent) , Jeriffa De Clercq (UGent) and Stijn Van Hulle (UGent)

(2019) ENVIRONMENTAL PROCESSES-AN INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL. 6(1). p.1-23

Academic Bibliography

Interactions between feed solutes and inorganic electrolytic draw solutes in forward osmosis

Membrane electrolysis for the removal of Na+ from brines for the subsequent recovery of lithium salts

Mainstream ammonium recovery to advance sustainable urban wastewater management

Progress in hydrometallurgical technologies to recover critical raw materials and precious metals from low-concentrated streams

Recirculating water treatment in closed hydroponic systems : assessment of granular activated carbon and soft templated Mesoporous carbon for adsorptive removal of root exudates

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