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Carlos Drummond, Director of Research at the Centre de Recherche Paul Pascal (CRPP) for 20 years, is one of the founders of the Carbon Waters project. In this interview, he talks about his background and what led him to launch the Carbon Waters adventure.
Mahbub Morshed has joined Carbon Waters a few months ago as Manufacturing and Maintenance Director. Living in France for eight years now, this science enthusiast already has significant experience in this domain. Let’s learn more about him and what he does everyday at Carbon Waters.
Carbon Waters announces it has raised 2 million euros. Recognized by BPI France and France Industrie as a decarbonization start-up in the materials category, Carbon Waters is ramping up its industrial production with a new pilot factory.
Faced with the challenges of climate change, diminishing natural resources, and the energy transition, Carbon Waters is developing solutions to reduce the impact of materials and committing to decarbonizing its production processes.
Last December, Carbon Waters became part of the European Macramé project, a consortium with 19 partners. Its mission is considerable: Run tests to precisely characterize graphene nanoparticles and their toxicity throughout the product lifecycle.
Rym Soltani has just joined Carbon Waters as an R&D process manager. The doctoral candidate has been passionate about chemistry since she was a young girl. Now she has decided to leave academic research behind for a career in applied R&D. Read our interview with this major fan of science and the nanoworld.
Carbon Waters has been a committed and responsible start-up from the very beginning. Now, it’s shifting into higher gear by implementing a proactive, well-defined CSR policy. For Alban Chesneau and his team, sustainable development is a key component to managing the new challenges that lie ahead in energy, ecology, and the economy.
Nicolas Castet was hired as operations manager of Carbon Waters last May, following a long international career.
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It took 100 years for silicon to be fully exploited. Graphene is younger but more promising than any other material. Its properties are revolutionizing
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