Optimal process design for CH4 removal

Repair are happy to share Kian Karimi, PhD candidate in Matteo Gazzani’s group at Utrecht University, Linkedin post and research on adsorption-based methane capture.

Last week, I had the opportunity to attend the 3rd International Congress on Separation and Purification Technology (#ISPT2026) in Sitges, Spain, where, as part of the Repair-eu project, I presented a poster on our latest research on adsorption-based methane capture from dilute sources.
It was a great opportunity to connect with researchers working on adsorption, membrane-based separations, and other separation technologies, and to learn about the wide range of research being conducted across the separation and purification field, from water treatment to pharmaceutical purification.
I really enjoyed the discussions, exchanging ideas, and seeing the different approaches being developed to address separation challenges across various applications.
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