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NewWater announces licensing agreement for University of Minnesota patents (U of M
press release) (07/29/2010)
MINNEAPOLIS / ST. PAUL (07/29/2010) —A remediation technology based on the research of
University of Minnesota biochemist Lawrence Wackett and microbiologist Michael Sadowsky
will serve as the basis for a start-up company launched by two recent College of Science and
Engineering graduates, Joe Mullenbach and Alex Johansson. NewWater, the start-up created
by Mullenbach and Johansson, will offer a biocatalyst-based drinking water filtration
technology.
What is NewWater?
NewWater takes contaminants out of drinking water. We are a Minneapolis startup that is
using University of Minnesota technology to develop a new type of drinking water filter. Our
drop-in product removes contaminants more thoroughly and cost-effectively than existing
technology, opening new possibilities in water treatment.
press release) (07/29/2010)
MINNEAPOLIS / ST. PAUL (07/29/2010) —A remediation technology based on the research of
University of Minnesota biochemist Lawrence Wackett and microbiologist Michael Sadowsky
will serve as the basis for a start-up company launched by two recent College of Science and
Engineering graduates, Joe Mullenbach and Alex Johansson. NewWater, the start-up created
by Mullenbach and Johansson, will offer a biocatalyst-based drinking water filtration
technology.
What is NewWater?
NewWater takes contaminants out of drinking water. We are a Minneapolis startup that is
using University of Minnesota technology to develop a new type of drinking water filter. Our
drop-in product removes contaminants more thoroughly and cost-effectively than existing
technology, opening new possibilities in water treatment.
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