Herbert Wertheim College of Engineering
Faria Lab
Led by Andreia Faria · Environmental Engineering Sciences
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What we study
The Faria Lab studies how nanotechnology can improve water treatment. They develop nanomaterials to make water purification more efficient, focusing on membrane-driven processes and nanotoxicology.
What working here is like
- Wet lab
- Papers
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Recent papers, explained
- Commercial graphene oxides show distinct suitability for silver-nanocomposite formation and antibiofilm activity and cytocompatibility
2026 · In vitro models
- Membrane-based advanced oxidation processes for water and wastewater treatment: Advances, trade-offs, and challenges
2026 · Chemical Engineering Journal
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- Chitin Biomass Enriches Atomically Dispersed Fe Sites on Carbon Dots for pH Adaptive and Regenerative Solar Light Fenton Catalysis
2026 · ACS Sustainable Chemistry & Engineering
Develops a solar-powered catalyst using shrimp shells to clean water.
- Experimental Design Signatures Emerge from Topic Modeling of Graphene Oxide Literature
2026 · ACS Nano
Uses topic modeling to analyze trends in graphene oxide research.
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