Breaking Down PFAS and Pharmaceutical Residues in Water
– New technology for difficult water pollutants.
- why pharmaceutical residues and PFAS are difficult to remove from water
- how DABCE is developing technology to break down persistent chemicals
- how these substances connect life science, water quality and sustainability
- what it takes to move a new technology from development towards practical use
Pharmaceutical residues are directly connected to the life science sector, while PFAS has become one of the most recognised examples of persistent chemicals that are difficult to manage. Both create challenges for water treatment, sustainability and future environmental responsibility.
The session gives a short introduction to the challenge, the technology behind DABCE’s approach and why new solutions for difficult water pollutants are becoming increasingly important.
