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UV Disinfection
Development of Small Scale, Portable UV-LED Reactor
Research scope:
Developing a UV-LED reactor to be used as a portable, efficient water treatment system for military operations in the field for extended periods of time
Linden lab is focused on the design and biological testing aspect
Funded by:
US Navy
Collaborators:
SETi
Joel Ducoste (NC State)
Chris Poepping
Wavelength Specific Microbial Damage on a Molecular Scale
Research scope:
Wavelength specific protein damage in adenovirus
Resulting damage from sequential wavelength exposures
Biological assays, SDS-PAGE, Real-time qPCR
LC-MS/MS assay to examine genome and protein damage
Funded by:
Water Research Foundation
Collaborators:
Sara Beck
Chris Poepping
Wavelength-Specific UV Inactivation
Research scope:
Investigating mechanisms of inactivation of polychromatic UV light
Analyzing nucleic acid and protein damage of viruses
Applications for multiple wavelength LEDs
Implications for validation of UV systems
Funded by:
Water Research Foundation
EPA STAR Fellowship
Collaborators:
NIST
TetraTech
Aquionics
Dot Metrics
Sara Beck
Roberto Rodriguez
Water, Sanitation & Hygiene (WASH)
Advanced Oxidation
UV Disinfection
Wastewater Reuse
Chemical Fate & Treatment
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