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     Founding Editor(s): Priya Goel Series Editor(s): Priya Goel Scope: This multi-volume series is designed to serve as a comprehensive roadmap in the field of separation science and membrane technologies. It will trace the evolution from conventional methods to advanced materials and next-generation applications. Each volume will focus on a distinct yet interconnected theme, encompassing core principles, surface modifications, advanced modifications, nanomaterial integration, and industrial applications. The series will also highlight industry-specific separation processes in pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, chemicals, energy, environment, and food sectors, thereby offering both foundational knowledge and forward-looking perspectives. About the Series Editor(s):  Submission to the series:  Published and Forthcoming TitlesProposed Volumes:Volume 1: Separation Science: Evolution from Conventional to Advanced Approaches Traces the transition from classical separation techniques to modern membrane-based approaches, establishing the foundation for the series. Volume 2: Electro-membranes: Principles, Characterization, and Separation Science Covers the principles, synthesis, and characterization of cation, anion, and bipolar membranes, with emphasis on performance and applications. Volume 3: Advanced Modifications in Electro-membranes for Tailored Properties Highlights surface engineering, nanomaterial incorporation, and inorganic supports to improve stability, conductivity, and antifouling properties. Volume 4: Bipolar Membranes: A New Paradigm in Energy and Separation Science (already released) Volume 5: Mixed-Matrix Membranes (MMMs): Materials, Design, and Applications Focuses on hybrid membranes combining polymers with nanofillers, MOFs, and other advanced materials for enhanced separation efficiency. Volume 6: Ionic Liquids as Functional Membranes: Materials, Processes, and Industrial Relevance Explores ionic liquids in supported, polymerized, and hybrid membrane formats for gas separation, catalysis, and green chemistry.  |