Researchers at the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) at Mandi have developed a fibrous membrane filter using a biopolymer-based material to remove heavy metals from water. The research, which has been funded by the Ministry of Mines, has recently been published in the prestigious Elsevier journal, Polymer and the team plans to scale up the technology to industrial scales, to handle larger volumes of metal-contaminated water. The paper has been co-authored by Sumit Sinha Ray, Assistant Professor at IIT Mandi's School of Engineering, and his research scholar Ashish Kakoria, along with Suman Sinha Ray, Adjunct Assistant Professor, University of Illinois at Chicago.
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