What goes into removing salt from water? Water desalination is a complex scientific process that requires an understanding of chemical engineering – and Michael Geitner is at the forefront of the field…
As a Ph.D. Student Researcher at Pennsylvania State University, Michael studies how we can harness the power of science to effectively treat water and practice global conservationism at one of the most fundamental levels possible.
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