Sterilex joins Center for Biofilm Engineering Industrial Associates Program

Sterilex  has recently joined the Center for Biofilm Engineering’s Industrial Associates program.

Mo ntana State University’s Center for Biofilm Engineering has been a world leader in biofilm research for more than 20 years. A prestigious 11-year National Science Foundation Engineering Research Center grant awarded in 1990 paved the way for the CBE’s influence in the emerging field of biofilm research. The Center’s three-fold emphasis in research, education, and industry continues to produce results and exciting opportunities for students, staff, and faculty—as well as industrial partners.

Sterilex is a recognized leader in developing antimicrobial, anti-biofilm, and decontamination products for infection control, biofilm removal, biodecontamination, and chemical decontamination. Sterilex specialty biofilm-control biocides, disinfectants, and decontamination products are used in a variety of applications including human health, dental health, animal health, food processing, water care, industrial processing, and environmental remediation. Sterilex has  joined the CBE as a small business member. Mark Wozniak is the CBE’s designated representative.

For more information about the CBE and its programs, visit the CBE website.