Algae is generally considered a nuisance in water treatment circles because of the bad taste and odor, discoloration, turbidity, and depleting oxygen levels that it imbues to water. However, Boston-based Waltham Technologies is flouting convention by using algae to clean up wastewater generated by t...
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News Commentary | March 19, 2021
Many brands, such as LifeStraw and Tapp Water, have developed different technologies and filters to attach on faucets and bottle filters to "clean" drinking water; Real Water has developed a plastic filter that can attach to all single‑use water bottles to filter out microplastics in bottled water. ... Not part of subscription
Company Snapshot | June 29, 2021
The company was founded by Fajer Mushtaq and Silvan Staufert, both postdoctoral researchers at ETH Zurich, and Prof. Salvadore Pané; the company spun off from ETH Zurich's Multi‑Scale Robotics Lab in May 2020. To date, the company has raised about around €2.1 million in funding, including 150,000 ... To read more, click here.
Company Profile | May 11, 2022
FREDsense develops genetically modified bacteria‑based sensors and automatic titrators for rapid on‑site measurements of water chemistries, which require minimal sample preparation The sensors currently detect arsenic, iron, and manganese and can be tailored for other trace metals and organics... Not part of subscription