2D Nano | Oorja | Lixea

2D Nano

Led by Dr Andrius Patapas, Professor Camille Petit and Professor Omar Matar.

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Oorja

Led by our graduate, Clementine Chambon, Oorja was founded as a social enterprise.

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Lixea

Founded by Professor Jason Hallett, Dr Florence Gschwend and Dr Agi Brandt-Talbot.

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Solarflow | Exactmer | Nanomox

SolarFlow

SolarFlow is developing a solar panel that can simultaneously generate electricity, clean desalinated water and heat.

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Exactmer

Exactmer develops a cutting edge technology platform for the synthesis of biopolymers and synthetic polymers in liquid phase.

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Nanomox

Nanomox pioneers advanced metal processing and inorganic material production through innovative use of ionic solvents.

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Quaisr | CO2CO | DyeRecycle

Quaisr

Imperial College London and Alan Turing Institute spin-out with the aim to revolutionise modelling and simulation efforts across multinationals.

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CO2CO

Start-up focused on atmospheric carbon dioxide removal as part of the global drive to address climate change.

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DyeRecycle

Launched in 2022 with a unique technology that gives dyes and colours a second chance using green chemistry.

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Solve | Bioataraxis | student companies

SOLVE

SOLVE twins efficient empirical data collection with machine learning to provide efficient solutions to chemical process problems.

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Bioataraxis

Launched in 2023, Bioataraxis is developing a new process called Ecosaf to produce bio-based surfactants from waste biomass.

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Student companies

Aquabattery and P.Happi, launched in 2014 and 2019 respectively.

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Earlier spinouts

Process Systems Enterprise (PSE)

Founded in 1997, it was sold to Siemens in 2018 and integrated into the Process Automation Business Unit of Siemens Digital Industries.

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Fabrican

USP was spray-on fabric that created an instant sprayable non-woven fabric from a can.

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Hexxcell

Launched in 2011 but operational from 2013, combines Artificial Intelligence (AI) with physics-based models and deep domain knowledge into digital twins.

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