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2007年,特丽萨在英国爱丁堡大学化学专业就读。有一次,她和几个同学结伴到非洲旅游,在一所小学里,孩子们争相抢水的一幕,让她既惊诧又心酸:面对一桶纯净水,几十个孩子蜂拥而上。在这个地区,当地居民喝的水都是雨季时储存的,浑浊不堪,甚至有点令人作呕。一桶纯净水对他们来说,无异于天赐甘霖。这件事给特丽萨很大的震动,她开始结合自己的专业,更多地关注饮用水水源水质问题。在后来的求学过程中,特丽萨从硕士读到博士,几乎每天都泡在实验室里。一次偶然的机会,她发现了一种叫纳米银的离子,吸附能力特别强,简直就是
In 2007, Theresa studied chemistry at the University of Edinburgh. On one occasion, she and several of her classmates traveled to Africa. At a primary school, children scrambled for water. She was both surprised and sad: in the face of a bucket of pure water, dozens of children flocked to it. In this area, the water consumed by the local residents is stored during the rainy season, muddy, or even a little disgusting. A bucket of pure water for them, is tantamount to God willing. This incident to Theresa great shock, she began to combine their own professionalism, pay more attention to water quality drinking water problems. During her later studies, Teresa read her doctorate from master and was soaked in the laboratory almost daily. By chance, she discovered a kind of ions called nano-silver, adsorption capacity is particularly strong, it is simply