AquaMost has developed a unique water-purification device based on a patented technology developed by University of Wisconsin scientists. The AquaMost device rapidly, economically, and effectively destroys a variety of pathogens in water, including bacteria, viruses and fungi. The device also destroys a variety of harmful compounds that contaminate the nation's drinking water supply. These include (1) hormone mimics (endocrine disruptors) such as bisphenol-A that can cause reproductive failures, birth defects, and cancer; (2) pharmaceutical drugs such as pain killers, antibiotics, and stimulants; (3) industrial contaminants including the gasoline additives BTEX and MTBE; and (4) agricultural chemicals such as herbicides and insecticides. Find out more.
In The News
AquaMost mentioned in article rating UW-Madison as one the nation's Top 10 Cleantech Universities
AquaMost Featured in USA Today article
AquaMost Featured in Cleantech Group article
AquaMost is now a Wisconsin "New Qualified Business Venture".
AquaMost awarded a $100,000 SBIR grant from the NIH.
AquaMost President Terence Barry participated in a two day strategic actioning section sponsored by the Milwaukee 7 Water Council
AquaMost has developed a unique water-purification device based on a patented technology developed by University of Wisconsin scientists. The AquaMost device rapidly, economically, and effectively destroys a variety of pathogens in water, including bacteria, viruses and fungi. The device also destroys a variety of harmful compounds that contaminate the nation's drinking water supply. These include (1) hormone mimics (endocrine disruptors) such as bisphenol-A that can cause reproductive failures, birth defects, and cancer; (2) pharmaceutical drugs such as pain killers, antibiotics, and stimulants; (3) industrial contaminants including the gasoline additives BTEX and MTBE; and (4) agricultural chemicals such as herbicides and insecticides. Find out more.
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In The NewsAquaMost mentioned in article rating UW-Madison as one the nation's Top 10 Cleantech UniversitiesAquaMost Featured in USA Today article AquaMost Featured in Cleantech Group article AquaMost is now a Wisconsin "New Qualified Business Venture". AquaMost awarded a $100,000 SBIR grant from the NIH. AquaMost President Terence Barry participated in a two day strategic actioning section sponsored by the Milwaukee 7 Water Council |