Highly flexible, core-shell heterostructured, and visible-light-driven titania-based nanofibrous membranes for antibiotic removal and E. coil inactivation
Jun Song(Zhengzhou University of Light Industry), Bin Ding(Shanghai Polytechnic University), Xiaohui Wu(Nankai University), Gang Sun(Donghua University), Jianyong Yu(Donghua University), Cheng Liu(Donghua University), Meng Zhang(Donghua University), Yang Si(Xijing Hospital)
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