Dr. Junkal Landaburu-Aguirre is a researcher at the IMDEA
Water Institute. She obtained an MSc (Chemistry) in 2004 from the
University of Basque Country, Spain. She started her PhD studies in 2006 in the
Environmental and Chemical Engineering group of the University of Oulu,
Finland, from where she obtained her doctoral degree in 2012. She joined IMDEA Water
in January 2015 with a Marie Curie AMAROUT II fellowship. Currently, she is
focused on the implementation of membrane technology (membrane bioreactors and
pressure-driven membranes) for wastewater treatment, desalination,
pre-concentration, and removal of emerging compounds such as micronanoplastics.
In addition, she is also involved in a research group focused on membrane
recycling and Life Cycle Assessment.
Dr. Junkal Landaburu-Aguirre is a researcher at the IMDEA
Water Institute. She obtained an MSc (Chemistry) in 2004 from the
University of Basque Country, Spain. She started her PhD studies in 2006 in the
Environmental and Chemical Engineering group of the University of Oulu,
Finland, from where she obtained her doctoral degree in 2012. She joined IMDEA Water
in January 2015 with a Marie Curie AMAROUT II fellowship. Currently, she is
focused on the implementation of membrane technology (membrane bioreactors and
pressure-driven membranes) for wastewater treatment, desalination,
pre-concentration, and removal of emerging compounds such as micronanoplastics.
In addition, she is also involved in a research group focused on membrane
recycling and Life Cycle Assessment.