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Investors Welcome !
Ur-Water, LLC. is a Start-Up company formed by some of the former students and staff of Professor Anderson. Funding for advancing our technology has largely come from Federal Grants and Projects. Recently, we have developed several prototypes some of which are in the hands of the private sector. We are looking for investment capital and for new customers who share our philosophy concerning the importance of water and our dedication to producing the latest and best technology for its remediation and reuse.
Some of Our Papers Behind Our Water Treatment Technology
Synthesis and Characterization of Asymmetric Electrochemical Capacitive Deionization Materials using Nanoporous Silicon Dioxide and Magnesium Doped Aluminum Oxide
Authors: Kevin C. Leonard∗, Jamie R. Genthe, Jennifer L. Sanfilippo, Walter A. Zeltner, Marc A. Anderson Electrochimica Acta 54 (2009) 5286-5291 Capacitive Deionization as an Electrochemical Means of Saving Energy and Delivering Clean Water. Comparison to Present Desalination Practices: Will it Compete? Authors: Marc A. Anderson, Ana L. Cudero, Jesus Palma Electrochimica Acta 55 (2010) 3845-3856 Continuous Cycling of an Asymmetric Capacitive Deionization System: An Evaluation of the Electrode Performance and Stability. Authors: Lado JJ, Pérez-Roa RE, Wouters JJ, Tejedor-Tejedor MI, Federspill C, Anderson MA. J Environ Chem Eng (2015); 3(4):2358-2367 Influence of Metal Oxide Coatings, Carbon Materials and Potentials on Ion Removal in Capacitive Deionization Authors: JJ Wouters, MI Tejedor-Tejedor, JJ Lado, R Perez-Roa, MA Anderson Journal of The Electrochemical Society, 2018, 165 (5), E148-E161 Our Contact Information
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A Bit of History
Sunset over Lake Mendota - the most studied lake in the world and home of Limnology - The Physical, Chemical and Biological Study of Lakes. Our Ur-Water, LLC company had its foundation in Professor Anderson's Sol Gel Laboratories of the Environmental Chemistry and Technology Program - formerly the Water Chemistry Program at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. In these laboratories were created the nanoporous oxide coatings that are used in our technology. These laboratories were located on the shores of Lake Mendota in front of the pier you see in this picture. This lake has been an inspiration for our work in the area of water technologies! News
September 2008, UR-Water begins its life in an LLC status. February 2009, First Prototype System is Developed October 2010, Ur-Water Signs licensing agreement with the Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation over US Patent 8,216,445 issued 2012. March 2011, Ur-Water Signs an Agreement of Cooperation with Proingesa an engineering company located in Valladolid (Spain), to introduce our technology products in the Spanish market. July 2012, US Patent 8,216,445 issues on our unique CDI process February 2013, Ur-Water signs three-year contract with US Navy Spawars to test a new prototype for removal of heavy metals and trihalomethanes. May 2015, Ur-Water sells new prototype to Soil Net, Oregon Wisconsin for use in Industrial Water Treatment. May 2016, Contracted by a division of the Office of Naval Research for a water treatment research device for a wide range of issues at Naval installations. Jan 2017, Office of Naval Research project in final systems testing. Aug 2018 New Contract with Spawars to Develop 3rd Gen. CDI Systems Oct 2018 Shipment of prototype to California for field testing Our Laboratory Location
Our current Laboratories are located on the outskirts of Madison Wisconsin in an incubator facility and you are welcome to our visit us at 4005 Felland Road Suite 107, Madison WI 53718 Please see the map on your left for our Laboratory location Our Legal Location
Ur-Water, LLC 393 Lake Kegonsa Road Oregon WI, 53575 Telephone: 1-(608) 345-6678 |
Customers and Champions!
Every emerging technology faces challenges and acceptance in the marketplace.. our Water Treatment Technology is no different. Time and patience is required to bring these new techniques to the commercial world. As such, we are always looking for customers and champions. Check out the History of Reverse Osmosis! At present, we compete with this and electrodialysis as water treatment technologies especially concerning energy demands in brackish water scenarios.