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Halo lists 315 drinking water purification organizations with a page on the network, 101 of them universities and research institutions. They include University of Houston, Downtown and Cork Institute of Technology, ordered by how many drinking water purification solutions each one has. Open the drinking water purification hub to see all of them.
Public urban university in downtown Houston, Texas, offering industry-linked capstones, internship pipelines, applied research labs, and corporate-accessible facilities in the city’s business core.
Former institute of technology in Cork, Ireland, with an on‑campus incubator, applied research centres and testbeds, co‑located prototyping labs, and a maritime training campus.
Land‑grant public research university in Columbus, Ohio, with an integrated medical center, statewide extension network, an on‑campus innovation district, and dedicated tech transfer.
Comprehensive public research university in Davis–Sacramento, California, with co-located health system, research park, pilot-scale food and bioprocessing facilities, extension network, and tech…
Public research university in Riverside, California, with an on-campus research and technology park, shared core labs, a startup incubator, and a dedicated tech transfer office.
Public research university in Chapel Hill, NC with an integrated health system, shared core labs, an innovation and tech transfer hub, and proximity to Research Triangle Park.
Public land‑grant research university in Clemson, South Carolina, with a research park, an automotive campus in Greenville, a coastal energy test site in Charleston, statewide Extension, and…
H2OLL provides sustainable atmospheric water generation technology that extracts pure drinking water from air, specifically engineered for arid regions.
Jordan’s national agricultural research institute in Al‑Baq’a near Amman, operating regional centers and field stations nationwide, a National Seed Bank, testing labs, and an innovation incubator.
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Every organization on this page has at least one drinking water purification solution on Halo owned by a member of its team. 101 are universities and research institutions; the rest are companies. The order follows how many drinking water purification solutions each one has, and every name links through to its page on the platform. Partnering runs through co-development, sponsored research, licensing, and pilot engagements. The full solution set, with the counts and the research areas behind it, sits on the drinking water purification hub.
Halo lists 315 drinking water purification organizations, including University of Houston, Downtown, Cork Institute of Technology, and The Ohio State University. The order follows how many drinking water purification solutions each one has, and the page was last updated on Sept 17, 2026.
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