ERASMUS DAYS 2021

The Erasmus Days 2021 are held the 14, 15 and 16 of October.

This year the EM3E-4SW programme participates by organizing two events:

Presentation of the master thesis awarded with the second IESF-OM/CODIGE Prize 2021

Olenka JIBAJA VALDERRAMA, a graduate of the " Erasmus Mundus Master in Membrane Engineering for a Sustainable World" Ed 2018-2020, presents her master thesis subject "Nanofiltration for the treatment of black liquor in the paper and pulp industry: techno-economic and life-cycle assessment at the IEM, Montpellier. Thanks to this work, she obtained the second IESF-OM/CODIGE Prize 2021 that aims to award the best end-of-study internship reports carried out by engineering students or scientists within a company or in connection with a company within a research unit.

More information: https://www.erasmusdays.eu/event/erasmus-mundus-master-in-membrane-engineering-for-a-sustainable-world-erasmusdays/

Interview with the EM3E-4SW coordinator.

Fatima ANJUM a graduate of the master EM3E-4SW Ed2 and Prof André AYRAL discuss the Erasmus Mundus Master in Membrane Engineering for a Sustainable World. The video is an initiative of the Erasmus Mundus Association Pakistan.

https://www.erasmusdays.eu/event/erasmus-mundus-master-in-membrane-engineering-for-a-sustanaible-world-interview/

Alumni: Sara Chergaoui’s contribution in the 10th issue of the AMSIC Newsletter

Sara CHERGAOUI one of the former students of the Erasmus Mundus Master in Membrane Engineering for a Sustainable World, EM3E-4SW Ed 2018-2020 has contributed to the 10^th issue of the African Membrane Society (AMSIC) Newsletter. She explains her journey as scientist in membrane field and how she has joined the AMSIC Family.

You can read the AMSIC newsletter using this link:
http://www.sam-ptf.com/pdf-newsletter/AMSIC%20Newsletter_Issue10_December_2020.pdf

The mission of the African Membrane Society (AMSIC) is to train a critical mass of experts in the field of membrane science, filtration, and sustainable energy technologies across Africa. AMSIC seeks to facilitate and ensure access to clean drinking water, clean ambient air quality, and improved human health on the African continent and other regions of the world.
AMSIC currently counts 150 members spread across 25 countries and 4 continents. You can find further information on the AMSIC web site:
http://www.sam-ptf.com/