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Sergio Garcia Segura
Principal Investigator
Arizona State University
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Sustainable water treatment technologies
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My research focuses on sustainable management within water-energy nexus from fundamental and applied science perspectives. My projects seek energy sustainable and off-grid approaches using nanoenabled photo-assisted and electrochemically driven catalytic processes in solving environmental challenges
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Arizona State University

Zno/cuo nanocomposite photocatalytic disinfectant activated by visible light

Visible-light-activated ZnO/CuO nanocomposite that inactivates bacteria such as E. coli and P. aeruginosa for surface disinfection. Built on a p-n heterojunction that lowers band gap and uses inexpensive, non-toxic metal...

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Arizona State University

Oxygen nanobubble chlorine-free bleaching additive for stain removal

Stable oxygen nanobubble technology that generates reactive oxygen species for effective chlorine-free stain removal on textiles. Generates 3.5 x 10^7 nanobubbles per mL at 100 nm diameter, stable over 40 days, with dual...

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Arizona State University

Percarbonate-based generation of reactive oxygen species for eco-friendly cleaning applications

A water-soluble solid chemistry platform that uses sodium percarbonate (SPC) to generate controlled reactive oxygen species for oxidation and stain removal. Validated for degrading recalcitrant organic pollutants, with o...

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Arizona State University

Selective electrochemical sensor for on-line chloramine quantification in water

Amino-functionalized electrode technology that selectively binds chloramines through nitroso compound formation, enabling reagent-free, on-line electrochemical quantification of chloramine concentrations in water. Design...

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Arizona State University

Multilayered adsorbents for selective capture of dissolved nitrogen species in stormwater

A passive, multilayered adsorption system combining polymeric ion exchange resins and activated carbons to selectively remove inorganic and organic nitrogen species from stormwater. Designed for stable, intermittent oper...

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Arizona State University

Electrocatalytic chloramine removal from water without chemical additives

An electrocatalysis-based water treatment technology that removes chloramines (NH2Cl, NHCl2, NCl3) under ambient conditions without added chemicals. By tuning electrode materials and operating parameters, the process oxi...

TechnologyConceptualUniversity
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Sergio Garcia Segura
Principal Investigator
Arizona State University
Work experience
Postdoctoral Scientist
2016 - 2016
Principal Investigator
2010 - 2016
PhD, Physical Chemistry
2010 - 2014
Top industry applications
Advanced oxidation processesDrinking water purificationIndustrial wastewater treatmentPoint-of-use treatment systems
Expertise
AdhesivesElectrochemistryEnvironmental ChemistryFood MicrobiologyHydrobiologyInorganic Chemistry
Last updated Jun 2026
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