Researchers from across campus participate in the UNC Research & Discovery Fair as part of
University Research Week.

Professor Frank Leibfarth addresses the city of Wilmington, North Carolina, about our efforts to remove PFAS from the local water supply.

Sci NC highlights the latest science stories from North Carolina and across the nation, interviews leading scientists, shares fascinating demonstrations and engages North Carolinians with all things science.

OWASA’s second PFAS Community Chat – Safeguarding Our Water: PFAS Q&A – focused on the science behind removing PFAS from drinking water.

The National PFAS Conference took place from June 10-12,2024 in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Student Sonia, Emily, and Jenna attended and presented their topic, “Novel Sorbents for the Selective Removal of PFAS from Water.”

A pilot project to find a new way to remove PFAS from drinking water is underway in Wilmington.

Following the EPA’s new regulations for PFAS in drinking water, utilities across the country are wondering what it might cost to filter forever chemicals. But new technologies might make it less expensive.