On this episode of Start Up the Science, we have the wonderful Véronique Schwartz and Tobias Mentzel from faCellitate!

faCellitate is a Venture Team of Chemovator GmbH. It was created in 2018 from a BASF research project by an interdisciplinary team...

For this expert episode of Start Up the Science, we were excited to invite Jose Jimenez of SEEDRS.

Addionics is creating the next generation of energy storage by focussing on battery physics ...

On this week's episode of Start Up the Science we have the wonderful Miriam Haerst, Managing Partner of Kumovis.

Kumovis enables the creation of medical products that bring outstanding benefit to the healthcare sector and especially its patients.

Our newest episode of Start Up the Science features Brain of Materials!

Brain of Materials is a B2B platform for material innovation.

Our first ever Sponsored Episode is brought to you by MotionLab.Berlin!

Mater Dyanmics converts non-electronic objects into smart units.

Thermulon has developed a novel chemical pathway to scalably produce nanoporous, highly insulating materials.

We were very excited to welcome Carlos Lee, Director General of EPIC to our podcast for this month's Expert Episode.

Molecular Quantum Solutions (MQS) is providing software as a service solution for the pharma, biotech and chemical industries.

Catalyco is a producer of high surface area zinc oxide for applications in tire and rubber, ceramics, glass, and chemical industry.

RUBYnanomed was founded in 2018 as a spin-off of INL and aims to bring lab discoveries to the clinical market.

In this episode, we ask Marie to explain what aspects of a startup herself and other investors are specifically looking for.

RadiSurf is a spin-off company from Aarhus University in Denmark and was established in 2015 with a patented technology.

For this week's episode, we had a wonderful chat with CEO and Co-Founder of Fluence Analytics, Alex Reed!

Oxafen is a thermosetting wear-resistant polymer composite material designed to help with bearing friction losses in heavy duty applications

IDUN Technologies, develops and manufactures comfortable sensors providing unparalleled signal quality for wearable devices.