🌊☀️ New Publication Alert: Salt-Resistant Solar Desalination | Global Nano Awards

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Discover a new approach to solar-driven membrane distillation using hydrogel composite membranes with Marangoni-effect-induced surface patterning. This research explores how advanced membrane design can help control salt crystallization, maintain water vapor flux, and improve long-term desalination performance.


🔬 Key Research Highlights:
• Marangoni-effect-induced surface patterning
• Solar-powered membrane distillation
• Salt-resistant hydrogel composite membrane
• PTFE / PEGDA / graphene composite design
• >80% water production retained after 3 hours
• 30% improvement in retention
• Potential for sustainable freshwater production

📄 Publication: MRS Communications (2026)
🔗 DOI: 10.1557/s43579-026-01052-4

Learn how advanced nanomaterials and solar energy can contribute to next-generation clean water and desalination technologies.

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