Documentary film on Desalination debuts at Seaside Center

A new documentary film about a revolutionary approach to water desalination debuts at the Bruce Museum Seaside Center at Greenwich Point Park. Created by two Greenwich High School students, the approximately 15-minute documentary Nanoporous Graphene: A Filter for the Future explores the life and work of Dr. David Cohen-Tanugi, an MIT research scientist who developed a way to use graphene to purify water at the molecular level.

The event also includes family friendly activities from 1:30 to 4 p.m. investigating saltwater. All ages are welcome. There is no charge to attend, and those without a beach pass can enter the park free by letting the front gate personnel know they are attending the First Sunday Science event. No registration is required.

For more information, contact Bruce Museum Seaside Center Manager Cynthia Ehlinger at cynthiae@brucemuseum.org by Aug. 31.