Porous hydrophilic nanomembranes
Tue present invention relates to the generation and use of self-standing giant porous hydrophilic nanomembranes (PHNM). Currently available nanomembranes are mainly hydrophobic, which greatly limits their application in biotechnology and life sciences. In contrast, the PHNM is made from hydrophilic polymers and is therefore ideally suited for use inaqueous media.
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