Vienna-based startup Arkeon Biotechnologies converts carbon dioxide into carbon-negative food ingredients.

From a university-owned farm and a state agency that funds TTOs and invests in spinouts to a national IP protocol, Ireland has a lot to teach others.

Munster Technological University spinout AudioSourceRe hopes its technology will be the facilitator for new audio and content creation capabilities.

ProVerum, spun out of Trinity College Dublin, has developed a treatment for benign prostatic hyperplasia, a common condition affecting men over 50.

University College Dublin spinout Equal1 has created a programmable quantum chip manufactured on a low-cost foundry CMOS process.

Mosa Meat produces cultivated meats through cow donor sampled cells to create beef products.

GCV Emerging Leader Sophia Nadur has taken up an acting managing director of Europe and rest of world role at BP’s CVC unit.

The Baltic nation is a hotspot for tech startup formation and has attracted international corporate investors.

Bert Gyselinckx has been named partner at Imec.xpand, the latest move in a career that stretches back to the early 90s with Imec.

The Ghent University spinout claims to transform waste heat into carbon neutral process heat to generate industrial heat or steam