This close-up photograph shows the prototype reactor module used to fabricate hollow-fiber metal-organic framework (MOF) membranes at Georgia Tech using the interfacial microfluidic technique.
Georgia Tech researcher Andrew Brown places a finished hollow fiber metal-organic framework (MOF) membrane module into a membrane testing apparatus to measure its gas separation properties.
This photograph shows the inside of the prototype hollow-fiber metal-organic framework (MOF) membrane module, revealing a hollow fiber MOF membrane mounted in it.
Georgia Tech professors Christopher Jones (left) and Sankar Nair (right), with graduate student Andrew Brown, who led the membrane fabrication work and holds a metal-organic framework (MOF) membrane module.
This photograph shows the inside of the prototype hollow-fiber metal-organic framework (MOF) membrane module, revealing a hollow fiber MOF membrane mounted in it.