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A new article from our research group is now published in Separation and Purification Technology. By integrating microbial mechanisms with engineering performance, compares biofilm technologies and highlights their potential for enhanced biomethane production and upgrading.
Today, we had 67. En3Lab Scientific Meeting Shayan Shitreh made an informative presentation on “From Istanbul to Delft and Beyond: An Erasmus+ Journey Through AnMBR Research with Conductive Nanomaterials, European Travel, and Cultural Discovery”. Thank you for great presentation.
Prof. Mustafa Evren Erşahin from our research group participated in the 11th Urban Studies Congress, held on 12–14 October 2026 at TOBB University of Economics and Technology. We thank the Institute of Urban Studies, Esenler City Thinking Center and the congress organizers.
New paper co-authored by members of our research group is out in the Journal of Material Cycles and Waste Management! Based on post-2023 earthquake fieldwork in Malatya, the study assesses unit-area debris values to guide future disaster and waste management.
We were at BBG Night!As the EN3LAB, we had the opportunity to come together around science, research, and innovative ideas at BBG Night. It was a great event filled with new connections, and exchange of ideas. Many thanks to everyone who contributed to making this event possible!
Today we had 66. En3Lab Scientific Meeting Muhammed Nimet HAMİDİ made an informative presentation on “Treatment of Rainwater-Greywater Mixtures Using UF and MF Membranes: Treatment Efficiency and Membrane Behaviour”. We would like to thank him for the great presentation.
New research published in Algal Research. The study explored Spirulina platensis cultivation using ion exchange-pretreated human urine and compared PVDF and PES membranes for biomass harvesting. Findings highlight their potential for sustainable algal biomass production.
New paper published in Separation and Purification Technology. The study investigated the harvesting of microalgal biomass cultivated using anaerobic membrane bioreactor permeate, comparing polyvinylidene fluoride and polyethersulfone ultrafiltration membranes.
