Translating Membrane Research into Scalable Solutions
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Dr. Sundergopal Sridhar Scientist G, CSIR-Indian Institute of Chemical Technology, Hyderabad
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Gogri Hub for Membranes Research, a unit of TRYST at IIT Bombay is India’s one-of-its-kind translational research facility established to support the development and scale-up membrane-based technologies.
The Hub brings together researchers, industries, start-ups and technology developers to translate their TRL 3 technologies to upto TRL 7. The Hub aims to drive innovation in the critical sectors by focusing on water and wastewater treatment, biomedical applications, alternative energy, and industrial separation.
The Gogri Hub is poised to contribute significantly to decarbonization efforts and sustainable change. Through its research and commercialization efforts, the Hub aims to position India as a global leader in membrane technology.
Vision
“To become a leading translational membrane research platform that enables the development of scalable, sustainable and industry-relevant membrane based technologies.”
Membrane technologies for drinking-water treatment, wastewater reuse, desalination, emerging contaminant removal, air filtration, resource recovery and circular systems.
Membrane-based purification, concentration and separation processes for chemicals, pharmaceuticals, oil and gas, food processing, textiles and other process industries.
Membranes and modules for sterile filtration, down-stream processing, biomolecule separations, hemodyalsis, and other biomedical applications.
Membranes for hydrogen production, electrolyzers, fuel cells, batteries, carbon capture, gas separation and critical-mineral recovery.
Membrane technologies for drinking-water treatment, wastewater reuse, desalination, emerging contaminant removal, air filtration, resource recovery and circular systems.
Membrane-based purification, concentration and separation processes for chemicals, pharmaceuticals, oil and gas, food processing, textiles and other process industries.
Membranes and modules for sterile filtration, down-stream processing, biomolecule separations, hemodyalsis, and other biomedical applications.
Membranes for hydrogen production, electrolyzers, fuel cells, batteries, carbon capture, gas separation and critical-mineral recovery.
The Hub provides comprehensive infrastructure capabilities covering continuous large area membrane fabrication, module development, material and feed/permeate characterization, and performance testing.