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Congratulate Ho Bum on his publication in Science


(This new polymer membrane mimics naturally occurring pores found within cell membranes. The unique hourglass shape effectively separates molecules based on their shape. Separation is more efficient, requiring less energy. Applications include water and gas purification. The separation of carbon dioxide (gray and red) from methane (gray and white) is illustrated.)

Dr. Freeman wins the University CO-OP's Hamilton Award

Roy Raharjo, a recent Ph.D. graduate from the Freeman group has won the 2007 AIChE Graduate Student Award in Membrane Based Separations.

Haiqing Lin, a recent Ph.D. graduate from the Freeman group has been awarded the 2006 AIChE Separations Division Graduate Student Award in Membrane Based Separations.

See a recent article in Science mentioning work by Dr. Ho Bum Park, a postdoctoral student in our laboratory, on reverse osmosis membranes for water purification

See Press Release on NSF Science and Technology Center between UT and Case Western Reserve University

Order Dr Freeman's book on Material Science of Membranes for Gas and Vapor Separation

One of our recent articles in Science and further Information on the Science article

Press releases on the Science article by the National Science Foundation and The University of Texas

Overview of Research Achievements and Research Directions.

Dr. Benny Freeman's CV.

Latest news from the Freeman Group.

UT Austin
For further info, please contact:
Benny D. Freeman
Professor of Chemical Engineering
University of Texas at Austin
Center for Energy and Environmental Resources
10100 Burnet Road, Building 133
Austin, TX  78758
tel: (512)232-2803
fax: (512)232-2807
e-mail: freeman@che.utexas.edu
internet: http://membrane.ces.utexas.edu