The challenge proposed by the HP-NANOBIO project is based on the development of a treatment system for antibiotics removal based on the use of nanoparticles and atomic clusters as high-performance photocatalysts combined with enzymes immobilized in nanoparticles to advance in the design of technologies that are environmentally friendly and economically sustainable. The cascade process combining photochemistry and biocatalysis with magnetically separable nanoparticles has not been addressed before.
Publications
- Benchmarking composting, anaerobic digestion and dark fermentation for apple vinasse management as a strategy for sustainable energy production
- Environmental perspective of an enzyme-based system for the removal of antibiotics present in wastewater
- Iron oxide-mediated photo-Fenton catalysis in the inactivation of enteric bacteria present in wastewater effluents at neutral pH
- Reusable Fe3O4/SBA15 Nanocomposite as an Efficient Photo-Fenton Catalyst for the Removal of Sulfamethoxazole and Orange II
- Exploiting the Potential of Supported Magnetic Nanomaterials as Fenton-Like Catalysts for Environmental Applications
- Benchmarking tertiary water treatments for the removal of micropollutants and pathogens based on operational and sustainability criteria
- Improving the sustainability of heterogeneous Fenton-based methods for micropollutant abatement by electrochemical coupling
- Scale-up modelling and life cycle assessment of electrochemical oxidation in wastewater treatment - ScienceDirect
- LED-driven photo-Fenton process for micropollutant removal by nanostructured magnetite anchored in mesoporous silica
- Towards oxidoreductase-based processes for the removal of antibiotics from wastewater | Reviews in Environmental Science and Bio/Technology
