Drinking water

New method for purifying drinking water could be used in disaster-hit areas with limited electrical power.

Low-oxygen red blood cells protect the heart by activating guanylate cyclase.

People living in dry but foggy areas should benefit from this technology.

The filter traps virtually all microplastic particles present in water.

This innovation can lead to commercially available point-of-use devices for cleaning water.

The membrane could be used in advanced water treatment systems and other applications.

The electrified future of clean water!

The system achieved the 98% water recovery goal.

An unusually absorbent material that could be used for passive cooling.

Upending a decades-long theory of reverse osmosis water desalination.

It can combat the widespread problem of toxic dye discharge from the textile industry.

It could potentially purify enough water to satisfy someone's daily needs, even when it's cloudy.