AMTA’s Technology Transfer Online and AMTA-AWWA’s Membrane Master Class offers virtual training and education available live and on-demand.
Covering up-to-date and relevant membrane-focused subject matter, each 90-minute session features presentations by panels of experts, followed by facilitated questions and answers. CEU credit is available for specific states.
Technology Transfer Online
Available On Demand
Research, Innovation & New Directions in Desalination
On Demand
AMTA’s four-part series focusing on research, innovations and new directions in desalination covers a broad spectrum of the latest topics, from sustainability and evolutions in desalination technology to industry-specific adaptations and applications.
Membranes 101
On Demand
Membranes 101 covers the fundamentals of membrane technology with a look at current trends and best practices in microfiltration/ultrafiltration (MF/UF), nanofiltration/reverse osmosis (NF/RO) and membrane bioreactor (MBR) and reuse.
Membrane Master Class
On-Demand
The AMTA-AWWA Membrane Master Class series is a six-part program aimed at addressing current trends and best practices in the development and implementation of membrane technologies. Each session includes recognized experts and in-depth discussions on new directions in membrane research, system design and operation. View all six master class sessions on-demand for a complete overview of today’s emerging membrane standards.
Enhanced Recovery of NF/RO Systems
On-Demand
Recognizing the need to build institutional knowledge about the expanding array of options, AMTA convened a six-part educational series focusing on enhanced recovery strategies for NF/RO systems. The series is grouped by general technological approach, with each of the six sessions featuring technology providers discussing their respective enhanced recovery solutions, along with a moderator-facilitated Q&A session. View the series on-demand to gain a leading edge understanding of this new wave of NF/RO innovation.
Membrane Plant Response and Preparedness for Pandemics
On-Demand
Continuing to provide clean water during a pandemic is critical to the health of a community. A panel of membrane plant utility managers cover planning processes and response to COVID-19, including the impact to operations, staffing, and maintenance activities, and lessons learned.