Lee Lorenzen's lifelong quest to revolutionize clustered water science

Lee Lorenzen has dedicated his career to advancing clustered water technology and biomedical research. His work has earned recognition from the Microsoft Alumni Foundation for contributions to AIDS and diabetes studies. As founder and CEO of Cluster Solutions, he has shaped the field since the late 1980s. Born and raised in Northern California, Lorenzen grew up in a large family and developed a passion for science early in life. He earned a Bachelor of Arts from the University of California, Berkeley, before pursuing graduate studies in biology at California State University, Fullerton. His professional journey began in 1974 as a Graduate Instructor in Biology at Chapman College.

In 1989, he established Cluster Solutions to focus on research and product development in clustered water technology. The company reflects his original vision of a business built solely on scientific exploration. Over the years, he secured multiple U.S. patents, including Nos. 5,711,950 and 6,033,678, for his innovations in clustered water processes.

With a background in biology, pharmacology, and biomedical consulting, Lorenzen continues to collaborate with physicians, researchers, and technical advisers. His ongoing studies centre on water structure and hydration science. Lorenzen’s achievements include patents, academic contributions, and industry recognition. His research remains active, with Cluster Solutions leading efforts in clustered water technology. The company’s work continues to influence biomedical and hydration science.