5 Quotes by Tom Jennings

We're set up to be a major research facility for the world, really, in this area. We're trying to lower the costs of reverse osmosis, for sure. In general the costs have already gone down a lot - from about $14 per thousand gallons 15 years ago to about $2 per thousand gallons today. But we're also looking at ways to customize this technology for areas where there really are no other options.

There is no fiscal problem at the school.

It could be two-and-a-half to three years before it's ready to market, assuming that we're successful in our clinical trials.

That unit, which we've been testing, can clean a minimum of 100,000 gallons of lightly contaminated water a day for people in Mississippi or Louisiana, wherever it's needed.

I'm confident that our charter will be renewed.