Shiying Xu

Abstract Ion-selective membranes, crucial for diverse applications such as water purification, brine disposal and resource recovery, rely heavily on the pore architecture and surface charge. Narrowing the pore size distribution (PSD) of the membrane is generally acknowledged to be essential for achieving higher ion selectivity.

Abstract Developing polymeric membranes that effectively remove organic micropollutants (OMPs) is important for water management. However, the structural diversity and physiochemical variability of OMPs make it challenging to develop such membranes. Here we present a data-mechanism-integrated approach to assist membrane design.

Open AccessArticle by Xilong Zhu 1, Shiying Xu 1, Ruicheng Hong 1, Hao Yang 1, Hongsheng Wang 1, Xiangyang Fang 2, Xiangxiang Yan 2, Xiaona Li 3, Weili Kou 4, Leiguang Wang 5,* and Qiuhua Wang 1,* 1 Yunnan Key Laboratory of Forest Disaster Warning and Control, College of Civil Engineering, Southwest Forestry University, Kunming 650224, China 2 Kunming Forest Fire Prevention and Control and Forest and Grass Information Center, Kunming 650500, China 3 College of Ecology and Environment (College...