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3 new startup projects secure grants from the Startup Launchpad

Published:29.01.25 — Three new startup projects from EPFL have received support from the Startup Launchpad. Quanexum develops automated measurement systems and transistor models for cryogenic electronics, making low-temperature circuit design faster, more precise, and more accessible. Scholé AI leverages artificial intelligence to create personalized training programs that help professionals quickly acquire AI and data skills through interactive and scalable content. Both startup projects have been awarded an Ignition Grant of CHF 30,000. Meanwhile, Lemna Bio, which harnesses AI-powered geometric transformers to accelerate and enhance biomolecule design for drug development, has received an Innogrant of CHF 100,000.

Sciencepreneurs: turning disruptive innovation into startups

Published:28.11.24 — At EPFL, the journey from groundbreaking scientific discovery to entrepreneurial success has a name: Sciencepreneur. This new status recognizes and supports researchers actively incubating startup projects within EPFL labs. It serves as a unifying framework for all entrepreneurs launching startups within EPFL, consolidating them under one umbrella and creating a shared identity. 

Qanova Tech receives new Quantum Innogrant at EPFL

Published:01.11.24 — The Qanova Tech start-up has been awarded a CHF100,000 EPFL Quantum Innogrant, through the support of the EPFL QSE Center, to help accelerate its journey to market. Led by Dr. Simone Frasca, this startup is a collaboration between the laboratories of Professor Andreas Wallraff (ETHZ) and Professor Pasquale Scarlino (EPFL).