One of every four Americans live within three miles of a hazardous waste site. Without remediation, toxic contaminants can leach into our drinking water supply, are taken up by agricultural products, and released into the air through aerosolized particles.
Triad Growth Partners Sustainable Solutions

       Eleven billion tons of industrial waste is generated worldwide each year. This amount is increasing exponentially, endangering the world’s current and future supplies of safe water and food.
       The solution is crystal clear – we need novel and environmentally sustainable waste management solutions that can recover habitats faster and remediate land and water for agriculture, population and development reuse.
       At Triad Growth Partners, we are committed to developing innovative solutions for the $60 billion remediation market to decrease cost, increase efficacy and restore water and land in a sustainable manner. AxNano, the technology development group of Triad Growth Partners, is designing these advanced solutions as part of the patented RemRx™ treatment technologies platform.  RemRx brings together advanced technologies to create proprietary and highly tunable products that safely address the needs of global development leaders and industry looking for sustainable solutions.
A Game Changer for Waste Remediation
RemRx-CRP is a versatile, controlled release environmentally friendly invented at North Carolina A&T University. RemRx™-CRP is being developed by AxNano for in situ chemical oxidation (ISCO) to reduce groundwater pollution as well as in a wide range of remediation scenarios.
National Science Foundation Support
The National Science Foundation has awarded AxNano a $224,934 Phase I STTR Grant to expand the RemRx-CRP products with a wide range of compositions to meet broad market needs.
RemRx CRP   Controlled Release Polymer Platform
RemRx-CRP’s patented structure includes many benefits for ISCO remediation. They include safe handling and transport, simple application and long-term treatment that reduces redeployment and labor costs. RemRx™-CRP offers tunability to meet specific site characteristics or toxins and can also be used to treat pathogenic contamination issues. 
Meet the Inventor
Dr. Stephanie Luster-Teasley, Ph.D. is Chair of the Civil, Architectural and Environmental Engineering (CAEE) Department and associate professor at North Carolina A&T State University. More about Dr. Luster-Teasley.

​Groundwater ties all this - and all of us, back to the Earth. The issues of sustainability and waste management are paramount in our efforts to reclaim land for agriculture and development, increase food availability and safety, and tackle water scarcity and safety issues"
Zero Valent Iron Solves Big Problems
RemRx-CSI is a novel zero-valent iron (ZVI)-based composite. Although ZVI is recognized as the most promising material for in situ chemical reduction (ISCR), there are few highly effective, low cost broad spectrum ZVI products on the market.
National Institute of Science and Technologies Support
The National Institute of Science and Technologies awarded AxNano a $99,275 Phase I SBIR Grant to work in collaboration with the University of Arkansas to further develop the composite for commercialization.
RemRx CSI  Zero Valent Iron Composite
RemRx-CSI Innovative composite design includes many benefits for in situ chemical reduction (ISCR) groundwater remediation including the ability to address a broad range of contaminants including halogenated organics and toxic, heavy metals. RemRx-CSI is safe to handle and easy to deploy, tunable and exhibits superior performance with greater sphere-of-influence per injection.
Meet the Inventor
Dr. Lauren Greenlee joined the University of Arkansas faculty as Assistant Professor, Louis Owen Professorship in Chemical Engineering in 2015 from the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST). More about Dr. Greenlee here.

Creating new solutions that support global sustainability and food security by safely recovering depleted water and land sources. These are giant steps with big impact"
TGP Superfund Research Program
EPA’s Superfund program is responsible for cleaning up some of the nation’s most contaminated land and responding to environmental emergencies, oil spills and natural disasters. The NIEHS Superfund Research Program (SRP) funds multidisciplinary research on human health and environmental issues related to hazardous substances. The SRP SBIR/STTR program specifically helps small businesses develop innovative detection and remediation technologies for contaminated sites. The central goal of the Superfund Research Program is to understand and break the link between chemical exposure and disease. 
National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences Support
The NIEHS Superfund Research Program has awarded AxNano a $224,670 Phase 1 Grant to evaluate the broad spectrum efficacy of RemRx technologies to transform two classes of Superfund-relevant contaminants and to design a plan for scale-up manufacturing and for pilot field testing.
Superfund Site Solutions
AxNano’s RemRx technologies contribute to the Superfund Research Program’s mission of breaking the link between chemical exposure and disease, lowering environmental cleanup costs, and reducing risk of exposure. Triad Growth Partners and the SRP share a primary goal – to improve human health.
Meet Triad Growth Partners Principle Investigator
Dr. Carpenter leads Triad Growth Partners’ development of relevant technologies for commercialization and is responsible for securing research funding and managing contract research activities. Prior to joining Triad Growth Partners, Dr. Carpenter was a Superfund Research Trainee as a postdoctoral associate with Dr. Mark Wiesner as part of Duke University’s Superfund Research Center where she developed sustainable technologies for in situ remediation and enhanced wastewater treatment.   
More about Dr. Carpenter​ here.
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​    One out of every four Americans lives within three miles of a hazardous waste site.

​    RemRx-CRP can transform the $60 billion global remediation industry as a lower-cost, safer, and more flexible remediation material."
Charles Gause, CEO of AxNano
Co-founder and President, Triad Growth Partners
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