University of Arkansas-based startup CatalyzeH20 is bringing innovation to the water treatment industry by creating nanotechnology and electrochemical solutions to cleanse water of contaminants.

• Join the conversation: Aaron Ivy, a Rogers native and Vice President of CatalyzeH20, recently shared about the company's work, their experience at the NWA Tech Summit, and the support they've received from the University of Arkansas on episode 42 of The Bentonville Beacon.
• Military funding: The group was recently awarded a $75,000 Small Business Innovation and Research Award from the Department of Defense to aid the development of their Ozark Reactor, a water treatment system designed to eliminate PFAS from contaminated water.

Learn more about CatalyzeH20 HERE.