3D Printing and Nanotechnology for Innovative Water Treatment Technology
Explore the use of nanotechnology to remove environmental pollution and treat polluted water to achieve clean and safer drinking water.
Project description
Nanotechnology has revolutionized our life by providing smart phones and high efficiency solar cells. We can also use nanotechnology to remove environmental pollution and treat polluted water to achieve clean and safer drinking water. 3D printing is also changing how we design new devices. In this project we use nanotechnology and/or 3D printing to create innovative devices for water treatment.
Project outcome
Students will be able to submit posters in the Celebration of Academic Excellence in Undergraduate Research. Depending on the research performance, students will also be presenting posters at regional conferences on environmental engineering and/or national conferences including 'Sustainable Nanotechnology Organization Conference'.
Project details
| Length of commitment | Year-long |
| Start time | Fall (August/September) |
| Level of collaboration | Small group project (2-3 students) |
| Benefits | Academic credit |
| Who is eligible | Students who have taken physical chemistry |
Project mentor
Nirupam Aich
Assistant Professor
Civil, Structural and Environmental Engineering
Phone: (716) 645-0977
Email: nirupama@buffalo.edu
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Preparation activities
The specific preparation activities for this project will be customized through discussions between you and your project mentor. Please be sure to ask them for the instructions to complete the required preparation activities.