
IsoSphere Technologies: FLTMC Finalist Profile
IsoSphere Technologies is one of the finalists for the From Lab to Market Challenge.

IsoSphere Technologies is one of the finalists for the From Lab to Market Challenge.

NextLayer is one of the finalists for the From Lab to Market Challenge.

Chemistry.Tools is one of the finalists for the From Lab to Market Challenge.

FEINST (Field Enhanced Instrument) is one of the finalists for the From Lab to Market Challenge.

Snew is one of the finalists for the From Lab to Market Challenge.

CarboNano.EU is one of the finalists for the From Lab to Market Challenge.

Microfluidic Standards is one of the finalists for the From Lab to Market Challenge.

ASAP Research Automation is one of the finalists for the From Lab to Market Challenge.

ReduCO₂ is one of the finalists for the From Lab to Market Challenge.

Exaere is one of the finalists for the From Lab to Market Challenge.

ESILIB is one of the finalists for the From Lab to Market Challenge.

MDPath is one of the finalists for the From Lab to Market Challenge.

Chemistry start-up competition From Lab to Market Challenge partners with CHEManager to bridge the gap from scientific research to commercialization, offering founders media exposure, mentoring, and €10,000 in prizes.

African start-up Rôbalôtô, based in Togo, has developed an integrated system to manage plastic waste more efficiently and support circular economy by combining technology, recycling, and education.

Norfalk develops bio-based surfactants via biocatalysis for products from shampoos to detergents. CEO Kasper Falkenberg shares the company’s vision, motivation, and the value of its unique platform.

Seprify, founded by Lukas Schertel and Oliver Polcher, uses cellulose to create sustainable alternatives to TiO₂. The Cambridge spinout’s platform is backed by CTO Wadood Hamad’s expertise.

REEcover recovers rare earths from e‑waste using a patented, efficient, low‑impact process, offering a sustainable alternative to mining and strengthening circular supply chains.

Dutch green chemtech start-up Affix Labs has raised an investment of €1 million for the European expansion of its sustainable insect repellent.

Ghanaian start-up Ecovon produces coconut-husk boards as an alternative to MDF (medium-density fibreboard), made without intentionally added toxic chemicals.

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Aura Verde develops organic, coco‑based oil absorbents that replace mineral products in industrial spill response.

Viridi turns captured CO₂ into high‑performance ingredients via a drop‑in solid catalyst. It cuts carbon footprint while working seamlessly in existing production lines.

Entalpic replaces trial‑and‑error materials R&D with a closed‑loop AI platform combining simulation and lab validation.

Kenyan start-up Zuripacks produces durable yet biodegradable packaging materials from banana pseudostems − an abundant agricultural by-product that is typically discarded.

The Cleantech water technology company Blue Activity has completed an €8.5 million seed financing round.

Dutch start-up ETB Global has developed a patented one-step catalytic process that converts bioethanol directly into butadiene in a single reactor.


German start-up Spark e-Fuels is helping the aviation industry move toward more sustainable flight by developing a new, energy-efficient and cost-competitive method to produce synthetic aviation fuels.

Palki Motors, a groundbreaking start-up from Bangladesh, is the country’s first manufacturer of affordable electric vehicles.

Dunia Innovations Merges AI and Robotics to Accelerate Real-World Materials Discovery

Six promising startup teams took the stage at the KickStart finals, impressing the jury and audience with their novel ideas for advancing sustainable chemistry.

Verdisol, an emerging start-up in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), converts local organic waste into nanocellulose, providing an innovative soil amendment that elevates agricultural productivity.

Power2Polymers found a way to create more sustainable and high-performance polymer products for specialty applications, such as lubricants, industrial adhesives, and coatings for various applications.

The woman-led start-up from Azerbaijan develops and produces energy-efficient indoor panels, which store heat during the day and release it at night.

Elementarhy uses a revolutionary plasma technology, positioning it as a leader in supplying cost-efficient and scalable Membrane Electrode Assemblies (MEAs) to electrolyzer manufacturers.







































