Environmental Breakthroughs: Advanced Research on New Materials of Depollution Strategies for Water, Soil, Air, and Noise Pollution
A special issue of Materials (ISSN 1996-1944). This special issue belongs to the section "Green Materials".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 10 February 2026 | Viewed by 504
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Interests: environmental engineering; chemical engineering; bioengineering; materials engineering
Interests: mechanical engineering; solid waste treatment; liquid waste; optimization methods; mathematical modelling
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Interests: waste; management; pollution; treatment solutions; landfills
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Interests: biotechnologies; food and chemical engineering; raw materials processes
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
This Special Issue of Materials aims to compile research focused on environmental depollution, addressing pollution in water, soil, air, and noise. We welcome submissions that explore the chemical, physical, and biological characteristics of pollutants across various environments; present innovative materials and advanced technologies for the detection, monitoring, and remediation of pollutants; and adopt interdisciplinary approaches that integrate environmental science, engineering, and policy analysis. In addition, we seek review articles and meta-analyses that synthesize current knowledge and highlight future research directions. We also encourage the submission of studies that examine the socio-economic impacts of pollution and strategies for community engagement and environmental education, in addition to those that explore the application of novel materials in depollution processes and address emerging forms of pollution. This Special Issue hopes to further scientific understanding, foster innovative solutions, and inspire actionable strategies to combat pollution and protect environmental health.
Dr. Diana-Carmen Mirila
Dr. Emilian Florin Moşneguţu
Dr. Claudia Tomozei
Dr. Ana Maria Rosu
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- depollution
- water
- soil
- air
- noise
- materials
- pollutants
- remediation
- sustainable
- innovation
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