Using the treasure in our trash to create a brighter and cleaner future.

Joined August 2022
We were thrilled to announce that ESE has won a contract from the SBRI competition funded by @DefraGovUK This new contract will allow us to develop filters with the ability to trap ammonia gas from agricultural residues. Read more here: bit.ly/45KczEX
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We are delighted to announce that ESE has won a contract from the Small Business Research Initiative (SBRI) competition funded by the @DefraGovUK! More information can be found about the competition here: apply-for-innovation-funding… #Sustainability #PolymerTechnology #Agriculture
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Recycling is the key to the energy transition, commentary by Dr Jose Gonzalez-Rodriguez ♻️
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Many in the industry called for more mining while, at ESE, we are strong advocates for more recycling as the FT and many others are suggesting. "We are getting close to having the technology ready, so be sure to keep an eye on our social channels and website for updates."
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A focus on Scandium Our design process involves complex calculations to find the best match between a specific polymeric matrix and the target molecule. In the case of Scandium Oxide, and the same case for Yttrium Oxide, we have successfully achieved a matrix that is highly ...
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Utilising smart materials for a brighter, cleaner future 🌎 In our modern world, we need materials that can selectively trap contaminants and compounds of interest. Find out more: bit.ly/425ly2v #Research #Sustainability #PolymerTechnology #CompoundExtraction
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Today is Research Appreciation Day, which celebrates the outstanding work carried out by researchers worldwide for a variety of causes. ESE is born to transfer polymer research and technology to help solve industry problems. Find out more: bit.ly/3WRdC2E
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We are proud to announce that our research on the use of novel trapping materials for chemical warfare agents was presented at the international summer conference of the CIOMR-JMROW celebrated in Helsinki last week.
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The talk entitled 'Novel materials for trapping organophosphorus compounds: A pilot study for their use in gas mask fillers' informed the audience of our new developments in the production of smart materials to improve the existing technology.
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At ESE, our process used to trap herbicides involves trapping Isoxaflutole from the water. In a further extraction process, we also managed to release the herbicide from the polymer and reuse the filter. Read more: bit.ly/425ly2v #Sustainability #PolymerTechnology
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An extraction focus: Isoxaflutole Isoxaflutole is a herbicide mainly used in the United Kingdom. Concerns have been raised by numerous environmental organisations, as it can degrade water quality and harm other plants. Read more: bit.ly/425ly2v #PolymerTechnology
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As a member of the Spanish Royal Society of Chemistry, Jose Gonzalez-Rodriguez has delivered a talk on the use of molecularly imprinted polymers as versatile materials for analytical applications today. Thank you to everyone who attended! #Sustainability #PolymerTechnology
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As a member of the Spanish Royal Society of Chemistry, @doctorchemist will deliver a talk on the use of molecularly imprinted polymers as versatile materials for analytical applications today. #Sustainability #PolymerTechnology #CompoundExtraction #Minerals
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An extraction focus: pesticides - disulfoton At ESE, our process used to trap pesticides involves producing a film material based on poly-pyrrole that could be used as a selective sensor. Read more on our website: bit.ly/425ly2v #Sustainability #PolymerTechnology
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A complete selection of resources from ESE. View everything from our latest published papers, podcasts, and the latest news surrounding ESE and the team on our website: bit.ly/3qD52IH #Sustainability #PolymerTechnology #CompoundExtraction
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