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Carbon-Based Photocatalysts Study to Break Down Industrial Wastewater Pollutants

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Carbon-Based Photocatalysts Study to Break Down Industrial Wastewater Pollutants
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Presentation of research on carbon-based materials for wastewater treatment at ISNND 2026 at KST B.J. Habibie, Serpong, Wednesday (28/10/2026

Suresh encourages collaboration between research institutions, universities, government and industry to test the performance and safety of materials, as well as evaluate their suitability on a larger scale.

BRIN and Universiti Malaya strengthen joint research

BRIN and Universiti Malaya have carried out joint research and publications, especially in the field of nanomaterial and device engineering.

Chairman of the ISNND 2026 Committee Budi Riza Putra, who is also a researcher at the BRIN Nanotechnology Systems Research Center, said Suresh's expertise is in line with the research focus of both institutions.

Collaboration is expected to expand knowledge exchange and joint research development. For wastewater treatment, the next important stage is proving that the material can work consistently, safely and is cost-effective when the processing scale is enlarged.

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