Solid Adsorbent Chemosensors for Heavy Metal Detection
This research project focuses on developing innovative dual-function solid adsorbent chemosensors that simultaneously detect and remove heavy metals from wastewater systems.
Project Number: 51011
Duration: 2025-2028
Role: Principal Investigator
Status: Active
Development of novel solid adsorbent materials with integrated sensing capabilities for selective heavy metal binding and optical signal generation.
Implementation in wastewater treatment facilities, industrial discharge monitoring, and environmental remediation systems.
Combined detection and removal in a single system
Advanced solutions for water treatment and environmental protection
Economical approach to heavy metal remediation
As the Principal Investigator, Dr. Mahmoud Basseem leads the development of innovative dual-function adsorbent chemosensors for environmental applications.
This research project focuses on developing innovative solid adsorbent chemosensors capable of both detecting and removing heavy metals from wastewater using advanced organic and inorganic materials.
By integrating detection and remediation capabilities into a single system, we aim to revolutionize wastewater treatment processes and provide real-time monitoring of water quality while simultaneously removing harmful contaminants.
Continuous monitoring of heavy metal concentrations with immediate feedback
Simultaneous adsorption and extraction of heavy metals from contaminated water
Reusable sensors with regeneration capabilities for sustainable operation
Enhanced selectivity and sensitivity through material engineering