Interesting post on some social media platforms from the Nanologix CEO. This information was very likely covered under a confidentiality agreement for all involved:

“I believe at least some of the Ukraine biolabs may have dealt with bioremediation of anthrax-contaminated soils in an effort to make them suitable for agriculture and grazing. We sold many thousands of nematode-growth Petri plates to a European university that was ostensibly funded from the US State Department through a large US R&D lab for that purpose. The projected purpose was to use special nematodes (microscopic worms) introduced to the soil to ingest the anthrax spores and excrete them as harmless residue, leaving the soil usable and no further threat.

I don’t know how many labs in Ukraine were dedicated to that purpose”

Scott.