Taha Marhaba

Taha Marhaba is a Professor in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering at New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJIT). His research focuses on nanobubble technology, water treatment, environmental chemistry, and sustainable resource management. He has published extensively on topics such as nanobubble generation in ceramic membranes, applications in agriculture, and remediation of contaminated soils and sediments. His work bridges environmental engineering with materials science, emphasizing practical solutions for water quality and pollution control.

Key research interests include nanobubble dynamics, membrane technology, heavy metal removal, and sustainable strategies for water resource management. Dr. Marhaba’s contributions span fundamental studies and applied innovations, including patent contributions to nanobubble manufacturing systems. His research often involves interdisciplinary collaborations, addressing challenges in environmental remediation and agricultural applications.

Notable contributions include studies on nanobubble-enabled foam fractionation for micropollutant removal, optimization of iron removal in water, and the use of clinoptilolite for heavy metal stabilization in sediments. His work has been cited widely, reflecting its impact on advancing environmental engineering practices and technologies.