Our start-ups

Since 2012, TWB has been encouraging the creation of start-ups by providing them with access to scientific expertise and cutting-edge technology platforms in the field of biotechnology.

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Aviwell

Sustainable nutrition solutions based on the microbiota

Aviwell is a biotechnology (deep-tech) company that has been supported by TWB for over 10 years.
The start-up uses artificial intelligence and machine learning to analyse the gut microbiome of farm animals. It develops natural feed additives designed to sustainably improve the health, growth and disease resistance of livestock.

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BioC3

Periplasmic biocatalysis using whole cells. A new benchmark for faster, greener and more affordable bioproduction.

Based at TWB since 2018, BioC3 develops next-generation biocatalysts based on whole cells, utilising periplasmic expression to enable faster, more environmentally friendly and less costly chemical production.
Their platform sets a new benchmark in industrial biotransformation, combining efficiency, scalability and sustainability.

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iMEAN

Accelerating R&D through digital organisations.

Based at TWB since its inception in 2018, iMEAN has scaled up the development of high-quality mathematical models for living organisms.
In silico predictions made using iMEAN’s models help to reduce the risks associated with biotechnology projects by 32% and experimental costs by 49%.

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Lantana Bio

Bioactive aromatic compounds. The art of sustainable brewing.

Lantana Bio’s technology is primarily based on the engineering of single-celled microorganisms to produce bioactive plant compounds (notably flavonoids and anthocyanins) for use as ingredients in the food and drink, dietary supplement and personal care sectors.

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Pili

A manufacturer of bio-based, sustainable and high-performance dyes and pigments for low-carbon industrial applications.

Pili uses hybrid processes combining industrial fermentation and organic chemistry to produce eco-friendly, high-performance colour ranges for the textile industry, as well as for inks, polymers, paints and coatings.

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