We are happy to share that our former student M.Sc. Stanislav Kočí decided to pursue a Ph.D. within our group.
He will be focusing mostly on pertraction and pervaporation processes.
Welcome back on board!
A new Ph.D. student joined our group!
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About Us
The membrane separation processes (MSPs) belong to modern technologically important separation methods. In comparison with conventional separation techniques, MSPs constitute a low-cost, less energy-consuming and environmentally friendly alternative.
