With an eye for what he calls “disruptive technologies,” Honolulu entrepreneur Hank Wuh has entered the commercial market for cleaning nuclear and hazardous waste.
His company, Cellular Bioengineering Inc., has created a cleaning gel that made its way from research and development to the commercial market in approximately two years.
“CBI continues to search the world for significant disruptive ideas which it can nurture and grow into mature products that will change the way the world operates,” said Wuh, who founded his company in Moiliili in 2003.
