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David Jassby
Principal Investigator
University of California, Los Angeles
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Membrane technologies, electrochemical water treatment, desalination, resource recovery
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David Jassby advances membrane technologies that integrate electrochemistry and heat for water reuse, desalination, and resource recovery. He holds an issued patent on electrically conducting reverse osmosis membranes, led a $2M project delivering heat at the membrane interface, and received a $500k NSF CAREER to create chlorine‑resistant and electroactive membranes via electropolymerization.
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University of California, Los Angeles
Electrokinetic ion mixing on electrically conducting nanofiltration membranes to prevent mineral scaling and enable high water recovery
A membrane technology that uses alternating electrical potentials on electrically conducting nanofiltration membranes to mix ions at the surface, preventing pre-nucleation cluster formation and mineral scaling. Enables g...
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University of California, Los Angeles
Flow-through membrane electrode technology for single-pass chloramine reduction in water treatment
Sub-micron porous conductive membrane/electrodes enabling single-pass electrochemical reduction of chloramines to below 0.1 mg/L. Uses carbon nanotube or sintered Ti4O7 nanoparticle networks to overcome mass-transfer lim...
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University of California, Los Angeles
Electroactive membranes for selective organic acid extraction
Innovative electroactive membranes facilitate efficient extraction of organic acids from complex broths, leveraging carbon cloth and PDMS to enhance selectivity and flux while preventing water and contaminant passage.
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