Selçuk University (SU), Türkiye

Selçuk University coordinates Green-Mem and leads its scientific, administrative and financial management. It contributes expertise in green chemistry, membrane fabrication, material and process selection, biodegradability, recyclability and pilot-scale applications 🔗

 

Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona (UAB), Spain

UAB leads the development of Green-Mem's bio-based membranes, drawing on its expertise in analytical chemistry, chemical engineering and environmental technologies. It supports renewable material selection, green synthesis, biopolymer reuse and recycling, membrane characterisation and separation processes. 🔗

 

Fondazione Bruno Kessler (FBK), Italy

FBK leads the project’s networking and knowledge-exchange activities, helping to build lasting collaboration between academic and industrial partners. It also contributes expertise in thin films, surface treatment, membrane characterisation, durability and open knowledge sharing. 🔗

 

Latvian State Institute of Wood Chemistry (LSIWC), Latvia

LSIWC brings specialist expertise in wood, cellulose and other lignocellulosic materials. It leads work on natural-fibre treatment, surface modification and the incorporation of nanoparticles and enzymes into functional membrane materials. 🔗

 

UCLouvain, Belgium

UCLouvain contributes advanced expertise in computational materials science, modelling and machine learning. It helps develop data-driven tools for material selection, membrane optimisation, performance prediction and competitive benchmarking. 🔗

 

Glantreo Limited (GLA), Ireland

Glantreo provides industrial expertise in materials synthesis, scale-up, microscopy and particle characterisation. It supports membrane characterisation, prototype development and the transfer of Green-Mem results towards practical and commercially relevant applications. 🔗

 

Uludağ Environmental Technologies R&D Center (UCEV), Türkiye

UCEV contributes expertise in water and wastewater treatment, membrane systems, pilot plants and process engineering. It leads Green-Mem's workshop activities and the pilot demonstration and upscaling of the project’s most promising membranes. 🔗

 

Matgenix, Belgium

Matgenix specialises in materials simulation, data-driven research and machine learning. It supports the screening and optimisation of membrane materials, performance and sustainability benchmarking, scale-up risk assessment and the identification of commercial opportunities. 🔗

 

Indivenire, Italy

Indivenire brings expertise in surface modification, sample preparation, microanalysis and microprocessing, including technologies for biological interactions, biosensors and lab-on-a-chip applications. It supports membrane characterisation, functionalisation and the translation of research into innovative applications. 🔗

 

Sustainable Innovation Technology Services (SITES), Ireland

SITES leads Green-Mem's communication, dissemination and exploitation activities. It also leads life cycle, cost and circularity assessments, ensuring that sustainability evidence, stakeholder input and market considerations inform membrane development and future uptake. 🔗

 

Universiti Teknologi Malaysia (UTM), Malaysia

UTM is Green-Mem’s associated partner and leads membrane optimisation studies. It contributes internationally recognised expertise in membrane technology, performance testing, prototype design, pilot-scale development, benchmarking, biodegradability and recyclability. 🔗