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AIT Brazil is currently in its 11th cycle. Meet our former cohorts here.

AIT Brazil 5th cycle - Swiss participants

2019-20-cohort

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FLORENT HÉROGUEL

Bloom - ETH Zürich

Bloom patented technology is the first process able to extract all the value from plants, opening the possibility for sustainable valorisation of plants wastes to high value chemicals.

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ETIENNE  JEOFFROY

FenX - ETH Zürich

We want to disrupt the building insulation market by transforming abandoned mineral waste into high- performance insulation foams complying with the recent health and environmental regulations.

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GNANLI LANDROU

Oxara - ETH Zürich

The cement-free concrete technology helps transforming excavation materials and construction waste (buildings rubbles) into sustainable concrete: low cost, low CO2 for affordable and residential housings market.

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JONAS POLLARD

Hemolytics - EPFL

A malaria diagnostic enabling eradication campaigns by allowing population screening and detection of asymptomatic carriers with low infections.

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JEAN-PASCAL ARIBOT

AgroSustain - EPFL

Innovative product to reduce food wastage by preventing development of fungal pathogens on fruits and vegetables.

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CAIO GUEDES BRAGUINE

MyOwn

Use of AI in the Identification of neglected tropical diseases with x-ray and blood test images analysis.

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JONATHAN FIORENTINI

HiLyte - University of St.Gallen

We are developing state-of-the-art educational science kits to help raise new generations of clean tech pioneers.

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NOÉMIE WIDMMER

Earth Aid Solutions

An hectare of bamboo planted a day, keeps global warming away!

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CARLOS VARGAS

Investimentos Verdes - University of Zürich

Investimentos Verdes investments for everyone, at the touch of your fingertips // Investimentos Verdes para todos, ao toque de seus dedos.

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ANDRÉ DAHLINGER

Avertu - University of St.Gallen

At Avertu we want to save lives by bringing data-driven road safety to the world.

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