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Dibakar Bhattacharyya investigates membranes that do more than act as passive filters.
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His research develops tunable and functionalized materials for water purification, pollutant removal, and useful chemical transformations. Projects include reactive nanostructured membranes, heavy-metal capture, and modifications that improve selective separation. Current research records also describe dissolved-mercury removal and membrane purification for continuous virus-particle biomanufacturing. The work connects environmental engineering and membrane chemistry with practical separation challenges, exploring how carefully chosen surface functions and nanoscale structures can improve treatment, reuse, and manufacturing processes.
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