III Ukrainian-Polish scientific conference „Membrane and Sorption processes and technologies” (Kyiv, December 12-14, 2017). Abstracts / Editor: Vakuliuk P. – Kyiv: NaUKMA, 2017. – 315 p.

ISBN 978-966-2410-98-3

This III Ukrainian-Polish scientific conference is devoted to the problems in the field of membrane and sorption technologies, their fundamental, applied and industrial aspects, is aimed at international integration of science and education, forming cooperation between universities and research institutions.

Scholars, students and other representatives from scientific, educational and industrial institutions are invited to take part in the conference. The conference will include oral presentations and posters. Additionally, leading experts and scientists in the area of membrane and sorption technologies will present the plenary sections.

Scientific program of the conference includes:

• membrane and sorption processes: baromembrane processes; electromembrane processes; membrane gas separation; membrane distillation and pervaporation; novel and non-traditional membrane processes; sorption processes and sorption from liquids and gases; sorption with nanodispersed materials; sorption processes in catalysis; biosorption; hybrid membrane-sorption processes and technologies; nanotechnologies in membrane and sorption processes and materials; fuel cells and batteries; membrane contactors; membrane reactors;
• membrane and sorption processes applications: membrane and sorption materials for medical application; membrane materials for alternative energy sources; membrane technology in food industry; membrane bioreactors; nanomaterials of biomedical application; heterogeneous catalysis; wastewater treatment and water purification;
• membrane and sorbent formation and modification: polymeric and inorganic membranes: formation, structure, properties; sorbents: preparation, structure, properties; nanocomposite membranes and sorbents; tissue engineering; functional nanomaterials and polymers; catalytic membrane and sorption systems; hydrogel membranes; supramolecular systems.