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XCMR’s team presented groundbreaking research at the inaugural ICFUST conference, which convened more than 200 attendees to discuss advancements in Far UV-C technology. The event focused on the latest applications of Far UV-C for public health, pathogen inactivation, and environmental protection.
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Light in the 200-235 nm range, or Far UV-C, is one of the most promising tools for dramatically reducing airborne transmission from day one of almost any pandemic caused by airborne pathogens. If adopted widely, it could also have a dramatic impact on seasonal flu, colds, and endemic COVID-19.
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Dr. Karl G. Linden presented innovative research on UV LED technology at the International Conference on UV LED Technologies & Applications (ICULTA 2023), showcasing advancements in personal protective equipment (PPE) for biodefense.
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XCMR is pleased to announce that Dr. Christopher Bowers has joined our team as a computational analyst in the Modeling and Simulations group. Dr. Bowers brings a wealth of experience in computational fluid dynamics and a passion for leveraging advanced modeling techniques to drive innovation.
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XCMR is pleased to announce the appointment of Eric Prast as our new vice-president of product engineering. Mr. Prast brings over ten years of product development experience across various sectors, including biomedical, analytical instruments, and global industrial equipment manufacturing.
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Building on the success of its earlier partnership with Eden Park, XCMR has inked a second subcontract for $399,999. This funding will further the development of personal protective respirators that employ human-safe, miniature Far UV-C microplasma lamps.
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Following the success of its Phase 1 project, XCMR has been awarded a $784,502 Phase 2 AFWERX award by the Department of Defense. This funding will further support the development of XCMR’s next-generation personal protective equipment (PPE) for real-time inactivation of airborne biological threats.
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“With technology constantly changing, we need innovation and cutting-edge technology to keep up with the demands that we find ourselves thrust in from the pandemic,” EPA Mid-Atlantic Regional Administrator Adam Ortiz. “XCMR is helping in this fight with their skills and know-how, which complements our mission of protecting human health and the environment.”
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XCMR has received a $99,771 Phase 1 SBIR award from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to support its development of Far UV-C technology for decontamination and infection control.
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Ernest R. Blatchley III, Principal Scientist of Process Engineering at XCMR, presented XCMR’s cutting-edge research on Far UV-C technology at the 2021 EPA International Decontamination Research & Development Conference.

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