
- Department of Building and Environmental Technology
Research lab | CV in PDF | Water Process Engineering group
Our research lab studies artificial membranes and separation processes that secure clean water and critical resources worldwide. Our goal is to help communities meet tightening water‑quality rules, cut water pollution, and stay resilient in a changing climate.
My research lies at the intersection of interfacial and colloid science, data science, and environmental engineering. We investigate membrane structure and transport, reveal separation mechanisms, tackle the permeability–selectivity trade‑off, leverage machine learning, and translate the obtained insights into efficient technologies.
Lines of research
Electromembrane processes
- Fine ion separation achieved through the superposition of electroosmosis and ion concentration polarisation
- Electrochemical oxidation of organofluoride micropollutants in membrane reactors
Nanofiltration
- Transport characterisation of nanofiltration membranes with quantitative correction for concentration polarisation
- Cognitive analytics of nanofiltration performance
Sustainable membranes
- Machine‑learning‑based control of pressure‑ and gravity‑driven membrane systems
- Exploration of polymers derived from natural sources
Membrane-related projects
- TIES – Tunable ion separations with micro-structured composite membranes (2025-2029, The Research Council of Norway)
- PATCHER – Protecting aquatic ecosystem and human health from micropollutants (2021-2026, The Research Council of Norway)
- AECo – Advancing electrochemical processes for water safety and circularity (2020-2025, The Research Council of Norway)
- IntelMem – Reserve water supply with intelligent nanofiltration membrane systems (2022-2024, Norwegian Institute of Public Health)
- MEMPREX – Membrane processes for the next decades challenges in the water sector (2017-2024, The Research Council of Norway)
- Intelligent nanofiltration membrane systems (2021-2022, RCN-DAAD)
- HumusTek – New technology for purification of NOM-containing water for reserve water supply (2016-2018, The Research Council of Norway)
- CE-MBR – Chemically enhanced membrane biological reactor (2015-2018, Industrial innovation program)
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