
A Circular Solution to PFAS: The Story of Sequestro
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PFAS remediation currently forces a tough choice: low-cost activated carbon with high replacement rates, or expensive synthetic resins that introduce microplastic risks.
Join us on November 12 with Dr. Juergen Koller, CEO and Co-Founder of Sequestro, to learn how their bio-renewable media (ArborSORB™) upcycles forestry waste like sawdust to capture "forever chemicals" with resin-level efficiency—at a fraction of the cost.
What You'll Learn:
Circular Chemistry: How wood residuals are engineered into high-affinity PFAS adsorbents.
Zero Microplastics: Delivering high-performance water treatment using bio-based materials.
Lab to Field: Scaling University of Michigan research into active commercial applications.
Speaker: Dr. Koller holds a Ph.D. in synthetic inorganic chemistry and brings 15+ years of industrial chemical manufacturing experience to bio-renewable water remediation.
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