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In Situ Lab, a start-up housed in the ENS de Lyon incubator, has won the “Alternatives vertes 2” call for projects for the UP-BiB - Ultra-passive Bioinspired Buildings - project running in collaboration with the RDP laboratory and the Alkante company. The “Alternatives vertes 2” call for projects is designed to support innovation in the ecological transition of cultural players, and is supported by the French government as part of France 2030's “Supporting Green Alternatives 2” program, operated by the Banque des territoires (Caisse des Dépôts).The project is in its start-up phase at the beginning of April, Teva Vernoux, co-founder of In Situ Lab, explains the broad outlines of the winning project.

Initiated by the French Ministry of Higher Education, Research and Innovation in partnership with Bpifrance, the i-Lab innovation competition aims to encourage the development of French Deep Tech companies. Congratulations to the 2024 winners and, in particular, to the two researchers from our laboratories.

Alice & Bob and research partners granted €16.5 million in public funding to make quantum computing 10 times cheaper. Alice & Bob is the first company ever to receive all four innovation grants from the French State.

Presse release on March 27, 2024

Laclarée is one of the start-ups that has been hosted in the ENS Lyon incubator. The company develops adaptive glasses to correct presbyopia. These glasses integrate a patented technology of lenses that automatically adjust in optical power so that the object looked at is always clear, whatever the observation distance.

The start-up was matured with the support of the Institute of Functional Genomics of Lyon (IGFL).

Alice&Bob - press release.

Press release by Laclarée on November 15, 2019.

Molsid, has been awarded the Novacité label and will thus benefit from personalized monitoring by the Lyon Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce and Industry and from specific assistance for the management of its company.

Vidium was created in December 2018 by Sami Bou Antoun, CEO, and Arnaud Bonnaffoux, CSO and former doctoral student at the Laboratory of Biology and Modelling of the Cell (LBMC).

The awards ceremony will take place at Forum labo during the gala evening on Tuesday, March 26, 2019.

Mumps Technologies (Mumps Tech) has been founded in January 2019 by Jean-Yves L'Excellent, Inria researcher at the Computer Science Laboratory (Lip) of ENS de Lyon, Chiara Puglisi, transferand innovation engineer, and Patrick Amestoy, professor at Toulouse INP.
 

The start-up was matured with the support of the Physics laboratory and more particularly Amine Metahni, CNRS Research engineer.

The start-up was matured with the support of the ICAR laboratory and more particularly Matthieu Quignard, Research Engineer at the CNRS.

Mathym discovered a unique and innovative manufacturing process for transparent zirconia dispersions.

ENS de Lyon startups awarded