Rate My Professor Frank Lipnizki

As manager of the Industrial Membrane Process Research and Development Centre, Frank Lipnizki drives projects such as the Principal Investigator-led Integrated Selective Leaching and Membrane Technologies for Sustainable Battery Recycling and Mem-Fast: Membranes as Enablers for Future Biorefineries. With 250 research outputs, including 64 articles, 15 book chapters, and 1 book, his contributions are significant. Key publications include "Direct lithium hydroxide production from chloride-based brines using a Donnan Dialysis process" (2026, Separation and Purification Technology), "Coupled UASB–GDM system with electrospun nanofiber membranes for decentralized wastewater treatment" (2026, Water Research), and "Effect of organic fouling on nutrient recovery from municipal wastewater in magnesium anode-based electrodialysis processes" (2025, Separation and Purification Technology). His research aligns with multiple UN Sustainable Development Goals, such as Zero Hunger, Affordable and Clean Energy, and Climate Action. Additionally, he has engaged in 70 activities, including 22 presentations, organization of conferences and workshops, invited talks, journal peer reviews, and roles on editorial boards.