Finalists 2023
These Finalists are one step closer to becoming the Science Breakthrough of the Year 2023, which is awarded once in each category, from Life Sciences to Science Start-ups/Falling Walls Venture.
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Life Sciences
Adam Cohen, Harvard University, Imaging bioelectricity
Akimitsu Okamoto, University of Tokyo, Anticancer Nucleic Acids
Alexandre Persat, Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL), Antibiotic resistance using a sense of touch
Anthony Genot, Helmholtz Munich, Centre national de la recherche scientifique (CNRS) / University of Tokyo, Computation and data storage with DNA
Ben Boursi, Sheba Medical Center, Tel-Aviv University / University of Pennsylvania, Cancer treatment using ecological approaches of microbial modulation
Chris Greening, Monash University, Discovering and harnessing air-powered life
Chuan Heu, University of Chicago, Chromatin regulation by reversible RNA methylation
Claudia Höbartner, University of Würzburg, Molecular evolution of RNA-modifying ribozymes
Elaine Hsiao, University of California Los Angeles, Improvement of maternal-fetal health
Frank Aarestrup, Technical University of Denmark, Metagenomic analysis of sewage for global surveillance
Winkler, University of Heidelberg, New concept of cancer: About our nervous system and malignant networks
Friedrich Kragler, Max-Planck-Institute of Molecular Plant Physiology, Transgene-free Cas9/CRISPR gene-edited plants
Jakob Seidlitz & Richard Bethlehem, Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia & University of Pennsylvania, Measuring brain health
Jean-Laurent Casanova, Rockefeller University, Infectious diseases driven by human genetic and immunological determinants
Jean-Marie Volland, Laboratory for Research in Complex Systems, Bacterial cell biology
Jeffery Kelly, Laboratory for Research in Complex Systems, Treatment of neurodegenerative disease by inhibiting protein aggregation
Karen Christman, University of California San Diego, Cost-effective, minimally-invasive regenerative medicine
Linfa Wang, Duke-NUS Medical School, Bats and viruses
Manuel Etzkorn, Heinrich Heine University Duesseldorf, Sustainable high-precision medicine
Marc Dewey, Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin, Noninvasive imaging of coronary artery disease
Martin Fussenegger, ETH Zurich, Metabolic fuel cells, fighting the energy crisis of the body
Michael Rout & Brian Chait, Rockefeller University, Combatting disease with next-generation nanobodies
Pieter Roelfsema, Netherlands Institute for Neuroscience, The development of a visual brain prosthesis for blind users
Robert Seder & Peter Crompton, National Institutes of Health, Malaria prevention and elimination with monoclonal antibodies
Rupert Seidl, Technical University of Munich, Forest reorganization
Sarah Ellen O’Connor, Max Planck Institute for Chemical Ecology, Accessing nature’s chemistry
Stefan Michael Pfister, Hopp Children’s Cancer Center Heidelberg (KiTZ) / German Cancer Research Center (DKFZ) / Heidelberg University Hospital, Molecular brain tumor classification
Stefanie Hartmann, Leibniz Institute for Solid State and Materials Research Dresden, Molecular diagnostics by automated blood cell, plasma and biomarker separation
Tobias Erb, Max Planck Institute for Terrestrial Microbiology, Photosynthesis 2.0
Zihe Liu & Jens Nielsen, Chalmers University of Technology & Beijing University of Chemical Technology, Yeast-based biorefinery
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Physical Sciences
Meet our Physical Sciences Finalists
Alexey Berdyugin, National University of Singapore, Giant room-temperature magnetoresistance
Andrew Forbes, University of the Witwatersrand, Structured light, thereby advancing applications and fundamental science alike
Arne Thomas, Technische Universität Berlin, Storing the energy of sunlight
Baojing Gu, Zhejiang University, PM2.5 reduction
Bernd Nowack, Empa – Swiss Federal Laboratories for Materials Science and Technology, Safe new materials
Bernhard Hidding, Heinrich Heine University Düsseldorf, X-ray lasers
Christine Silberhorn, Paderborn University, Feed forward and time-multiplexing: the missing ingredients for photonic quantum technologies
Di Li, National Astronomical Observatories, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Dynamic universe
Francesca Ferlaino & Thomas Pohl, University of Innsbruck and Institute for Quantum Optics and Quantum Information (IQOQI) & Aarhus University, New phases of matter
Gerald Gabrielse, Northwestern University, Tackling the mystery of the physical universe using one dancing electron
Hong Tang, Yale University, First chip-sized titanium-doped sapphire laser
Ioannis Stefanou, Ecole Centrale de Nantes, Preventing earthquakes, save lives and fight climate change
Joaquin Silvestre-Albero, Universidad de Alicante, Towards a carbon neutral society
Keshav Dani, Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology, Graduate University, Momentum-forbidden dark excitons
Leo Gross, IBM Research Europe Zurich, Resolving single molecules
Libor Šmejkal, Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz, Energy losses in nanoelectronics
Madjid Mohseni, University of British Columbia, Per- and poly-fluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) in water: removal & defluorination
Manfred Fiebig, ETH Zurich, Visualizing hidden forms of order and functionalities in materials
Michael Campbell, CERN, Bringing quantum particle imaging from CERN to the clinic, space and to classrooms
Mikhail Lukin, Harvard University, Quantum information processing
Monika Ritsch-Marte, Medical University of Innsbruck, Holographic wavefront shaping and sensing for biomedical research
Natasha Tomm & Sahand Mahmoodian, Glisk & University of Sydney, Quantum technologies using light
Nirit Dudovich, Weizmann Institute of Science, Recording the fastest movies in nature
Pablo Jarillo-Herrero, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Twistronics
Philipp del Hougne, Centre national de la recherche scientifique (CNRS – IETR) / Université de Rennes, Reflectionless programmable signal routers built off the anti-laser
Stevan Nadj-Perge, California Institute of Technology, New unconventional superconductors in carbon materials through substrate engineering
Thomas Herrmannsdörfer, Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf (HZDR), Magnetic-field assisted therapy for neurodegenerative diseases
Thomas Klinger, Max Planck Institute for Plasma Physics, Fusion power
Valentina Emiliani, Vision Institute, Centre national de la recherche scientifique (CNRS), Intact brain manipulation at cellular resolution using holographic light
Vivek Polshettiwar, Tata Institute of Fundamental Research (TIFR), Achieving CO2 net zero using black gold
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Engineering & Technology
Meet our Engineering & Technology Finalists
Asbjørn Arvad Jørgensen, Danish Technical University-Electro, Micro chip-based optical frequency comb generating data channels using the light from a single chip
Brad Nelson, ETH Zurich, Magnetically guided microcatheter
Björn Ommer, Ludwig Maximilians University Munich, A generative Artificial Intelligence democratizing the creation of visual content
Bruce Rittmann, Arizona State University, Membrane-film technology
Cao Thang Dinh, Queen’s University, Electrochemical carbon dioxide conversion to hydrocarbon fuels and chemicals
Claire Wilhelm, Centre national de la recherche scientifique (CNRS), (Nano)-(magneto)-technological tools for exploring and manipulating living systems
Daniela Blanco, Sunthetics, Easy-to-use machine-learning platform that leverages small data to enable up to 15x faster development
Eric Appel, Stanford University, Novel class of green wildland retardant gels
Fabio Novelli, Ruhr University Bochum, An ultra-fast liquid switch at 1000x gigahertz
Huang Bolong, Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Anocatalysts for broad carbon-strategic applications of sustainable energy
Huanyu Cheng, Penn State University, Standalone stretchable device platform that integrates sustained power supplies with highly sensitive on-skin sensors and wireless transmission modules
Ivan Schuller, University of California San Diego, Building a machine that works like the human brain
Jodie Lutkenhaus, Texas A&M University, Organic batteries utilize active electrode materials comprised of organic small molecules or polymers
Ju-Hyuck Lee, Daegu Gyeongbuk Institute of Science and Technology, Micro/nanoparticle removal system based on electrophoresis
Lining Yao, Carnegie Mellon University, Autonomous self-burying seed carriers for aerial seeding
Li Zhang , Chinese University of Hong Kong, Wirelessly-powered soft medical devices that can revolutionise clinical therapies
Mark Stillings, University of Strathclyde, Direct carbon capture in rocks
Mohamed-Slim Alouini, King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST), Combination of connections over the whole electromagnetic spectrum
Neeti Pokhriyal, American Association for the Advancement of Sciences, Prediction and mapping of poverty, inequality, and associated deprivations
Néstor Guijarro Carratala, University of Alicante, Making valuable petrochemicals
Omid Veiseh, Rice University, Tuning the surface properties of medical devices for improved biocompatibility
Po-Chun Hsu, University of Chicago, Ambient thermal radiation to building envelopes
Scott Oliver, University of California, Santa Cruz, Generating hydrogen at room temperature and pressure
Sheng Xu, University of California San Diego, Wearable sensors can continuously and noninvasively detect many signals from the human body
Shih Chi Chen, Chinese University of Hong Kong, Revolutionary nanoscale 3D printing platform based on femtosecond projection
Steve Albrecht, Helmholtz-Zentrum Berlin, Perovskite-based tandem solar cell efficiencies
Wei Gao, California Institute of Technology, Wearable biosensors
Xiaodong Chen, Nanyang Technological University, Overcoming the challenge of fragile connection in stretchable devices
Xin Zhang, Boston University, Low-cost, intelligent metamaterials, featuring a self-adaptive response that selectively amplifies the magnetic field
Zuankai Wang, Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Heterogenous integration of materials with opposite thermal properties
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Social Sciences & Humanities
Meet our Social Sciences and Humanities Finalists
Adam Kuper, London School of Economics and Political Science, The future of museums: From colonial acquisitions to cosmopolitan exhibitions
Arline Geronimus, University of Michigan, Population health equity: Applying weathering theory
Beatriz Magaloni, Stanford University, Brutal policing practices in democratic societies
Graziella Moraes Dias da Silva, Geneva Graduate Institute, Political opportunities for anti-racism policies
Håvard Hegre, Peace Research Institute Oslo / Uppsala University, Anticipatory action: The Violence and Impacts Early-Warning System
Ilona Magdalena Otto, Wegener Center for Climate and Global Change, University of Graz, Climate action
Jackson Lu, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Breaking the bamboo ceiling of Asians’ career ceilings
James Crawford, independent, Reimagining the concept of borders
Jeff Sebo, New York University, Multispecies justice, resilience, and sustainability
Jessica Hernandez, University of Washington, Achieving climate justice through indigenous science and land rights
Jonathan Birch, London School of Economics and Political Science, Constructing foundations for a science of animal sentience
Jonathan Harrington, Institute for Phonetics and Speech Processing, Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich, Understanding why the sounds of languages change
Laura Martin, Williams College, Ecological restoration and designing wildness
Lori Khatchadourian, Adam T. Smith & Ian Lindsay, Cornell University & Purdue University, Cultural erasure: Saving the walls of humanity’s past
Louise Amoore, Durham University, Ethical societies in the age of algorithms
Mariaelena Huambachano, Syracuse University, Rematriating indigenous food systems
Maria-Luisa Mendez, Universidad Católica de Chile, Spatial inequality and its impact on social cohesion
Matthias Braun, University of Bonn, The ethics of digital twins: Safeguarding control about the human body
Michael Ungar, Dalhousie University, An improved model of resilience
Mirjam Sarah Brusius, German Historical Institute London, Museums: Breaking the wall to history for all
Nita Farahany, Duke University, Defending the right to think freely in the age of neurotechnology
Olúfẹ́mi Táíwò, Cornell University, Against decolonization. Taking African agency seriously
Paul Behrens, Leiden University, Towards a healthier food system for the planet and society
Peter Frankopan, Oxford University, The Earth transformed: An untold history
Peter Hedström, Martin Arvidsson & Francois Collet, Institute for Analytical Sociology, Linköping University & Nuffield College, Oxford, Gender segregation
Pumla Dineo Gqola, Nelson Mandela University, The Female Fear Factory
Sergei Nirenburg & Marjorie McShane, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Ethical, self-aware, explanation-capable, trustworthy artificial intelligence
Susanne Röhr, Massey University, Brain health inequity and dementia prevention
Tali Nates, Johannesburg Holocaust & Genocide Centre, Remembering and connecting to the past: Memory activism in action.
Vineeta Yadav, Pennsylvania State University, Rights and liberties in religious societies
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Art & Science
Meet our Art & Science Finalists
Alexander Peterhänsel, Technical University of Applied Sciences Amberg-Weiden, AI-based biometric scoring
Alexandra Dementieva, Royal Academy of Fine Arts of Brussels, “Source of Energy”
Ana María Gómez López, Sandberg Institute / Royal Academy of Fine Art, Inoculate
Bram Ellens, Artist, Redefining our relationship with technology and robotics in particular
Christa Sommerer & Laurent Mignonneau, Interface Cultures University of Art and Design Linz, “The Artwork as a Living System”
Claudia Müller, Xirius, Art and science divulgation
Claudia Schnugg & Iris Long, Freelance Curator & ArtScience Researcher, Cosmological elements
Dietmar Offenhuber, Northeastern University, Community-driven air-quality monitoring
Eduardo Kac, School of the Art Institute of Chicago, Art beyond earth
Elaine Chew, King’s College London, Understanding music’s effect on the heart
Elisa Storelli, Elisa Storelli, vorstellen.network
Ferdi Alici, OUCHHH STUDIO, Creating artistic self-portrait of humanity with AI and data
Giuseppe Lo Schiavo, MUSE, Sintetica
Greg Dunn, Greg Dunn Design, Understanding the complexity of the human brain
Heather Dewey-Hagborg, Independent, Using art to reveal xenotransplantation research
Helena Nikonole & Lucy Ojomoko, Independent, Self-diagnostic through smell
Janet Laurence, University of New South Wales, Experiential interconnectedness of care for our nature
Jennifer Willet, University of Windsor, Biotechnology and the creative arts
José Fernando Andrade, InnativeLab, Collective brain synchronizations
Margaret Wertheim, Institute For Figuring, Art, science and gender inclusion
Margherita Pevere, Margherita Pevere Studio, Vulnerabilities
Mark IJzerman, independent, Unsustainable growth: reimagining the port’s future
masharu (they / them), Museum of Edible Earth, Museum of edible earth
Natalia Rivera & Jung Hsu, Universität der Künste Berlin, Resist like bacteria
Ofer Grunwald, Independent artist, Creating dynamic paintings with live mycelium
Omar Costa Hamido, University of Coimbra, Quantum computer music
Sheung Yiu, Aalto University, Resolution limit in earth observation
Sophie Falkeis, Studio Sophie Falkeis, Planetary futures and multi-species societies
Sria Chatterjee, Paul Mellon Centre, Yale University, Arts and health storytelling
Susanna Hertrich, Academy of Art and Design Basel FHNW, Linking animals, sensory augmentation and fiction with information networks
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Science & Innovation Management
Meet our Science & innovation Management Finalists
Abdoulaye Diabate, Institut de Recherche en Sciences de la Sante, Gene drive for malaria elimination
José Antonio Canchola González, Tecnológico de Monterrey, Open access: Empowering educators and scholars in Latin America
Babita Paudel-Bhattarai, Center for Natural and Applied Sciences, Reducing gender disparity in the STEM field in Nepal
Carlos Garcia de Leaniz, Swansea University / Blue Rivers Foundation, From broken rivers to free flowing rivers
Contimi Kenfack Mouafo, 3 E’s 4 Africa, Climate research in Africa
Edmund Wessels, Vas MedTech & UCT MedTech, Women’s healthcare in disadvantaged communities
Eucharia Nwaichi, University of Port Harcourt, Restore our land to health
Fernanda Staniscuaski, Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul, Equality in science: Empowering mothers in STEM
Florian Montel, Boehringer Ingelheim, Pharmaceutical industry and academia for the benefit of patients with opnMe.com
Huadong Guo, International Research Center of Big Data for Sustainable Development Goals, Big data for SDGs
Ido Davidesco, University of Connecticut, Real-world neuroscience: Brain-to-brain synchrony in classrooms
Jo Aggarwal, Wysa, Clinically effective mental health support
Josh Nicholson, scite, Smart-Citations citations
Juan Armando Torres Munguía, Georg-August-Universität Göttingen, Enhancing knowledge on pandemics
Kanika Sharma, Hapchi Pvt Ltd, Child safety education
Lopamudra Das Roy, Breast Cancer Hub, STEM to community, grassroots sustainable solutions saving lives globally
Manan Roy Choudhury, Maulana Abul Kalam Azad University of Technology, Data, cyber and financial fraudulence using arcrea formula
Marion Sumari-de Boer, Kilimanjaro Clinical Research Institute, Effects of climate change on health among Maasai children
Mehak Mumtaz, iLoF – Intelligent Lab on Fiber, Digital library of personalized disease biomarkers
Milan Šveřepa, Inclusion Europe, Full rights and inclusion of people with intellectual disabilities
Nicholas Coles, Stanford University, Collaborative social science
Obed Ogega, African Academy of Sciences, Research and innovation exchanges within Africa and with Europe
Patrick Starke, TU Wien Innovation Incubation Center, Research integrity
Paulina Carmona Mora, University of California-Davis, USA and Global Young Academy, Inclusive, diverse and collective science leadership
Rajat Pandya, Centre for Cellular and Molecular Platforms (C-CAMP), “Fauna” – point of care diagnostics platform
Ramon Flecha, University of Barcelona, ALLINTERACT. Widening and diversifying citizen engagement in science
Robert Kaczmarczyk, LAION e.V., Breaking up AI monopolies to Democratize Large-Scale AI
Sename Agbodjinou, LAfricaine architecture, HubCity, From silicon villages to a global vernacular smart city
Stefanie Schneider, Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich, ARTigo – social image tagging
Susanne Beck, LBG Open Innovation in Science Center (LBG OIS Center) & Copenhagen Business School, Understanding How AI influences openness and collaboration in science
Taiana Kourotchkina, Quo Artis Art and Science Foundation, Connecting art, science and ecology
Tim Rädsch, German Cancer Research Center (DKFZ), High-quality datasets for biomedical machine learning
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SCIENCE ENGAGEMENT (Falling Walls Engage)
Meet our Science Engagement Finalists
Zeinab Khalil, Soils for Science, Australia
Karen Verstraelen, Amai! What an amazing AI-dea!, Belgium
Gianpiero Petruzziello, MOSAIC – Mission-oriented Swafs to advance innovation through co-creation, Belgium
Boris Worm, Ocean School, Canada
Marianne Mader, ScienceUpFirst, Canada
Claudio Canales, Concierto Sentido: Scientific Concerts, ChileCecilia Manosa Nyblon, We Still Have a Chance: 12 Climate Stories for 12 Days of COP27 between the UK and Egypt, Egypt
Sonny YDE, Vis ma vie de Chercheur.euses, France
Kelly Achenbach, COESO: Collaborative Engagement on Societal Issues, France
Mike von der Nahmer, Growing Wise: Powering Education through Art, Science, and Human Experience., Germany
Fabian Feutlinske, Natural Entrepreneurs – Nature-inspired Entrepreneurship in Schools, Germany
Audrey Podann, Clowning for New Research, Germany
Menelaos Sotiriou, Learning Science Through Theater, Greece
Julián Amorín, Dr. Demo’s Laboratory-Science Show, Guatemala
Megha Saklani, Mobile Science Lab : Taking Science Lab to School Children, India
Eran Tauber, Sleep – Third of Life, Israel
Andrea Brunello, Augmented Lectures, Italy
Masahiko Inami, JST ERATO Inami JIZAI Body Project, Japan
Archie Forpoh, Tech for High School Initiative, Liberia
Rodrick Sambakunsi, One for All, All for One, a vaccine engagement project., Malawi
Nicola Veitch, Parasite Street Science: Talk About Tsetses, Malawi
Chuck Chuan Ng, Vetiver Bioremediation (Vet-BioR), Malaysia
Emma Clarke, Equal by Nature, Malta
Maria Gutierrez, Community monitoring: collective diagnosis and action plan for the recovery of the Manialtepec River watershed., Mexico
Gaspar Come, Bate-Papo Let’s Talk About Vaccines!, Mozambique
Sharon Unsworth, Kletskoppen, Netherlands
Jessie Waalwijk, A word about tomorrow, Netherlands
Andrew Mills, Tūhura Tuarangi – Aotearoa in Space, New Zealand
Kelechi Ezeudensi, NEURO-G PROJECT, Nigeria
Reidun Norvoll, YouCount, Norway
Emily (Emi) Koch, Coast 2 Coast, Peru
Mark Peñalver, The Flow of the River: A Community-based Water Monitoring System, Philippines
Ilídio André Costa, CoAstro: @n Astronomy Condo, Portugal
Israel Smart, One-Child Africa, Rwanda
Samuel Kovacik, Vedátor, Slovakia
Adivhaho Bridgette Mphaphuli, STEM-Pro, South Africa
Sibusiso Biyela, Ilukuluku: Let’s Talk Science In Our Own Language, South Africa
Mayumi Manamperi, The community-directed health care volunteers model for the leishmaniasis disease control in Medawachchiya PHI Area , Anuradhapura District, Sri Lanka., Sri Lanka
Julia Brink, The Plastic Experiment, Sweden
David Pamies, Animal experimentation and 3Rs: Engaging teachers and students, Switzerland
Lucas Mndewa, Turning the Hazardous Organic Food wastes into farm input solutions to boost the incomes of the rural poor, Tanzania, United Republic of
Sinead Rhodes, EPIC Think Learn, United Kingdom
Heather Doran, The Evidence Chamber, United Kingdom
Bob Christer, Atelier Labs, United Kingdom
Anna Middleton, Citizens’ Jury on Human Embryo Editing, United Kingdom
Sam Gregson, The Ministry of Sense: Hunting the Higgs, United Kingdom
Yamilée Toussaint Beach, Empowering Girls through STEM and Dance, United States of America
Hassan Farah, Our Future Is Science, United States of America
Anna Voelker, SciAccess: Breaking Down Barriers to STEM, United States of America
Nkosana Masuku, Sciency, Zimbabwe
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Science Start-Ups (Falling Walls Venture)
MEET OUR science Start-up Finalists
aerogel-it, Germany
AeT (Aquaethanol Technologies), Kenya
Aignostics, Germany
AIPER, Brazil
ALLOGENICA, France
Angiolutions, Germany
AniTech, Hong Kong
Apricell Biotechnology, Canada
Atom Semiconductor Technologies, Hong Kong
AXAM Therapeutics, Germany
Bac3Gel, Portugal
Bioeutectics, Argentina
Biolinker, Brazil
BiotaX, Israel
Biotic, Israel
Blue Practice, Japan
BrightComSol, Austria
CAPS Medical, Israel
Carbon Mobile, Germany
Clouz, Germany
CompreVie, Austria
Conatus Environmental Technologies, Brazil
CP2 Biotech, Italy
CrustaTec, Guatemala
CURNOVA, Germany
cylib, Germany
Detechgene, Germany
Devanthro, Germany
Dharma Bioscience, Argentina
ecoLocked, Germany
Eggmented Reality, Israel
enaDyne, Germany
ENENT, Pakistan
Enhanc3D Genomics, United Kingdom
Enzyan Biocatalysis, Austria
ExoMas, Argentina
FabNS, Brazil
Femacare, India
FononTech, Netherlands
Food 4 You, Argentina
Fusix Biotech, Germany
GEMESYS, Germany
HyaPak, Kenya
ICODOS, Germany
Immune Materials, Hong Kong
Impossible Materials, Switzerland
Innocent Meat, Germany
ION-X, France
Kelpi, United Kingdom
Kite Magnetics, Australia
Koralo, Germany
Lanterna, Sweden
Latde Diagnostics, United States of America
Liqomics, Germany
luminescent, Israel
MacroCarbon, Spain
MagREEsource, France
Mana.bio, Israel
Michroma, United States of America
MIP Technology, Germany
MyoPax, Germany
Nanogrow Biotech, Uruguay
nanoshape, Germany
Nanotransfer, Argentina
Nat4Bio, Argentina
NatureDots, India
neobloq, Egypt
Nomad Atomics, Australia
NurExone Biologic, Israel
NutriSen, Germany
Occutrack Medical Solutions, Singapore
Oncoliq, Argentina
Ordinary Seafood, Germany
PanopticAI, Hong Kong
ParaStruct, Austria
PeriVision, Switzerland
PhoMedics, Hong Kong
Point Fit Technology, Hong Kong
PoroUS, Germany
Precision Cut, Hong Kong
Projini Agchem, Israel
Proxima Fusion, Germany
Quantum Diamonds, Germany
QunaSys, Japan
RehabSwift, Australia
Reverion, Germany
REVIVO BioSystems, Singapore
Revolute Robotics, United States of America
Reyedar, Netherlands
Ripple Healthcare, India
Senara, Germany
Sensawear, Switzerland
smartbax, Germany
Solaires Entreprises, Canada
Sonocrete, Germany
Spark e-Fuels, Germany
Specto Photonics, Italy
Strong by Form, Chile
Syenta, Australia
Tabby Therapeutics, Israel
Tamar Robotics, Israel
TELL Toolkit, Argentina
Thermulon, United Kingdom
THT Biomaterials, Austria
tozero, Germany
Trobix Bio, Israel
Turbulence Solutions, Austria
viboo, Switzerland
Vilje Bionics, Norway
VoxCell BioInnovation, Canada
Vyld, Germany
Xefficient, India
Ynno Med, Hong Kong