How does one become a Connectivity Manager? Can you describe your background for us? “I graduated in electrical engineering in 1996: my desire was to enter a company in that world, for example Enel. The concept of connectivity, at that time, was still a bit far away. My first job
Specto Photonics, the “deep tech startup” that revolutionizes diagnostics. “This startup can be a game-changer in diagnostics, in line with our mission: we want to identify, grow and bring to market companies that can be perceived as a watershed, to create a ‘before’ and an ‘after’.”LIFTT, together with the Progress
The startup’s team is international, composed of 32 people, 20 of which are based in Italy: leading it is CEO Nicolò Petrone together with co-founders Mohamed Younes (COO) and Alberto Marchetti (CMO). Petrone is a young talent (born in 1993) with a solid background in corporate finance who already in
Microchannel Devices was born as a spin-off of STV Italia, parent company of 5 companies with production sites in Italy, France, Hungary, Romania and Brazil. For over 50 years the group has been operating in the industrial photoengraving market for the production of silk-screen printing dies and chemically etched photo
“Our technology enables higher performance at lower costs.” We met with Laura Esposito, a researcher at the CNR and CEO of Zenit Smart Polycrystal, to go over with her the journey of this startup, which is setting up a perfect example of technology transfer, from the idea to the market,
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€ 60.223.243,00 paid,
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