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50 years after Seveso & changing the way we separate hydrocarbons

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Mariana Kneppers, Mason Wakley and Jamie Durrani revisit the Seveso chemical disaster and its lasting health and regulatory consequences. They also discuss membrane materials designed to separate hydrocarbons with less energy than conventional refinery processes, connecting materials research to industrial efficiency.

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Seveso chemical disasterregulatory consequencesmembrane materialsrefinery processesindustrial efficiencychemical disaster

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