Environmental Science: Nano seeks your high-impact research for our upcoming Themed Issue on Nano-Enabled Water Technologies.

Guest Edited by Editor-in-Chief Peter Vikesland (Virginia Tech) and Peng Wang (King Abdullah University of Science and Technology), this themed issue of Environmental Science: Nano will highlight recent advances in the area of nano-enabled water technologies and will analyze their challenges moving forward. Example topics include, but are not limited to:

• Visible-light driven photocatalysis for water purification
• Nano-enabled advanced oxidation processes
• Nano-absorbents with superior contaminant adsorption capacities
• Membranes for water desalination and wastewater reclamation
• Nano-based sensors for water quality monitoring
• Emerging thermal-based water treatment
• Nano-enabled water production from unconventional water sources
• Multifunctional and all-in-one nano-devices for point-of-use water purification and clean water production

This themed issue welcomes the submissions in the form of research articles, communications, frontier, critical reviews, perspectives. The policy assessment of emerging water-enabled water technologies is also welcome. Submissions exclusively devoted to designing, synthesis, characterization of nanomaterials are discouraged.

Submissions for this Themed Issue are due by 30^th November 2019. If you would like to submit to this Themed Issue, please get in touch with the Editorial Office (esnano-rsc@rsc.org) to register your interest.