Cellectric Biosciences

🎉 Wrapping up 2024 in numbers! This year, we celebrated, among other: 1 FFG grant + collab with Universitätsklinikum AKH Wien & Medical University of Vienna 6 biotech events 4 awards 🥇 22 amazing employees 5 fantastic interns 1 new distinguished advisory board member 1747 produced cartridges 1593 experiments ran in the lab 6 built Base Stations 2 office dog visitors 🐶 1 Christmas palm, 7 carved pumpkins 5 epic team events 1448 LinkedIn followers ✨ Fueling all this: 713 liters of coffee, 342 pizzas, and 2776 Maoams ☕🍕🍬. Here’s to an even brighter 2025 – thank you for being part of our journey!🌟 #electrome #biotechjobs #Austrianstartups

Last week, the Cellectric team gathered for a modest yet memorable end-of-year celebration. 🎉 Instead of a traditional Christmas tree, we decorated the office plants, and our office Lama suddenly turned into a reindeer. 🦙+ 🎄= 🦌 With homemade cookies, an epic Secret Santa exchange, office punch, giant pizzas, and plenty of games, rumors are the party lasted well into the wee hours... 😉 How was your office Christmas party? Tell us in the comments or share a photo with us 🥰 #xmas #workhardplayhard #AustrianStartups #biotechjobs #electrome

As the year draws to a close, we want to extend our heartfelt gratitude to our partners, investors, supporters, to you, our followers, and to those without whom none of this would be possible: our team. 💞 Your dedication, collaboration, encouragement and constant belief in our mission to revolutionize health have made this year truly remarkable. May this festive period bring joy, peace, and well-deserved rest to you and your loved ones. Here’s to a successful year ahead—thank you for being an essential part of our journey. Wishing you a Merry Christmas and a happy, healthy, prosperous and peaceful New Year 2025! 🎄   #xmas #prosperity #electrome #AustrianStartups #team

Meet Sandra, our youngest brightest scientist! 🚀 Sandra, 27, grew up in Lower Austria and discovered her passion for science early, even while attending a music-focused school where she played the violin. Her love of biology shaped her academic journey, leading her to a master’s degree in biotechnology at University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna (BOKU). 🎻 🌿 One of Cellectric’s earliest team members, Sandra began as an intern and then stayed on full-time. She values the collaborative, creative, and driven atmosphere at Cellectric, where science plays a key role in solving real-world challenges. 💞 Outside the lab, Sandra enjoys traveling to unique destinations like Sulawesi, escaping the city on weekends for climbing, hiking, mushroom hunting, and ski touring. She also loves arts & crafts, pickles vegetables, and goes to classical-music concerts. ⛷️ 🎶 🍄🟫 Fun fact: She started bouldering and climbing to overcome her fear of heights, and so far, it has been both rewarding and challenging. She has even done ziplining at one of the longest ziplines in the world in Costa Rica, a whopping 1600 meters of adrenaline action! 🙌 #womeninscience #biotechjobs #AustrianStartups

⚡ Our solution is designed to revolutionize cell manipulation through the power of electrodynamics, by offering: - a purely electromagnetic approach, which delivers unmatched selectivity, only targeting cells that you wish to manipulate  - a non-invasive method, which yields immediate, reproducible results without chemical additives - a flow-through technology, which integrates seamlessly with existing systems for full automation and scalability We’re working toward unlocking a new frontier in cell therapy, aiming to enable revolutionary possibilities in research and medicine. 🥼 #electrome #biotech #electrodynamics

Shreyas, 31, was born in Hyderabad, India, where he lived until 15 before moving to Delhi to study Nanoscience and Nanotechnology. His academic journey took him across Europe: first to Hamburg on a research grant for sensor development, then to Zürich to work on fundamentals of polymer processing, and finally to Poland, where his PhD focused on developing Raman integrated microfluidic devices for leukemic cell imaging. 🧪   Joining Cellectric after a rich academic path and multiple scientific internships, Shreyas describes it as a thoughtful and dynamic environment where fresh ideas brew like coffee every morning. ☕💡 A language enthusiast, he speaks a bit of Polish, German, and Russian, and a bit more of Hindi, Tamil, and Telugu. In his free time, he enjoys playing Dota 2, Warcraft, and Counter Strike, but his favorite game is God of War. He is also a big anime fan and loves Pokémon; his favorite movie is Kimi no na wa. He finds Austrian food great and vegetarian-friendly and adores its numerous cafés, but he misses the spicy home-cooked delicacies of India.🍛   Fun fact: Shreyas reports that he has eaten more cakes since joining Cellectric in Austria than in his entire previous lifetime! Isn't that so sweet? 🍰 🧁 🍮    #AustrianStartups #biotechjobs #cake

The new year is almost upon us, and with it, It’s time to unlock the potential of emerging technologies — where massive social and environmental impact meets powerful business opportunities. 🌍 Join Cellectric at the Deep Tech Days in Paris, from March 10-14, 2025. We’ll gather with the key people bringing groundbreaking solutions from lab to market. 🚀 Let’s celebrate and accelerate deep tech innovation together! Learn more here 👉https://lnkd.in/dYvtii7r #DeepTechDays #AustrianStartups #biotech #innovation #HelloTomorrow

🥼 Kwan, 36, was born in a small town in Thailand and moved to Bangkok at 10. Passionate about science from an early age, she earned a BSc in chemistry, an MSc in molecular biology, and a PhD in biotechnology. Moving to Austria as a scholarship holder, she completed her doctorate at University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna (BOKU). Her most notable research project was a collaboration with the National University of Food Technologies in Kyiv on technological transfer for food processing. She came to Cellectric straight after academia, and she cherishes how it offers plenty of room for creating, learning, and improving healthcare and diagnostics worldwide. 🥰 Outside work, Kwan loves reading non-fiction, especially on science, politics, and psychology, and is an active member of a book club. She meditates regularly and volunteers at a meditation center in Thailand. Cultural travel, karaoke, and game nights are her favorite ways to unwind. She also plays the traditional Thai flute and the fiddle. 🪈 🎶 📚 Though she loves Austria’s work ethic and discipline, she misses Thailand’s tropical sunny climate and spicy cuisine. Her favorite movies are 'Dunkirk' and 'The Curious Case of Benjamin Button'. Fun Fact: As the eldest child expected to be male, Kwan was raised with hobbies like Thai boxing, archery, and target shooting. 🎯 #womeninscience #biotechjobs #culturaldiversity #AustrianStartups

⚡ Our technology uses electrodynamic cell modulation, a technique that uses insulated metal electrodes to generate electric fields that interact with cells without passing current through them. This ensures precise targeting, enabling selective disruption, sorting, or transport of specific cells and molecules while preserving their natural state.    By modulating the #electrome, our platform speeds up and simplifies tasks like cell isolation and pathogen detection, making it highly effective for rapid, automated diagnostics.    For instance, in sepsis diagnosis, our technology isolates viable bacteria or yeast from complex samples, enhancing the speed of detection. This capability holds immense potential to save lives by enabling faster, more accurate treatment decisions in healthcare.    Our technology offers the potential for wide-ranging applications, from pathogen detection to gene transfer! 👉 Learn more: https://lnkd.in/dvQWC5Xc   #bioelectricity #deeptech #sepsis

Meet Nico, Cellectric's electronics engineer!💡 Nico, 31, originally from Klagenfurt, has been calling Vienna home since 2013. He studied electrical engineering, IT and business and is an exceptional innovator. His impressive creations range from an autonomous maze-solving robot, a neural network trading bot and an air-purifying moss filter for indoor spaces. The latter was developed by a tech company that he founded, and which was funded by WA. Nico also launched an online tutoring service, where he personally tutored math and programming for all age groups. 🤖 Before diving into his career, Nico spent eight months volunteering in Uganda. Here, he oversaw community development projects (Bbanga Project) and even initiated a plastic recycling site on Kalangala Island, Lake Victoria. ♻ Now at Cellectric, his first official job, Nico enjoys the emphasis on creativity and openness. 💞 🏂 🎤 🏔 Outside of work, Nico’s list of hobbies is impressively long. A melodic death metal enthusiast, he was the singer for his band, Face of Disparity, and also wrote all the songs and music for the guitar and drums. He’s also an adventurer at heart, loving activities like hiking, kayaking, and snowboarding. He was a professional snowboarder and competed for Austria until he was 19, and also climbed Mount Kilimanjaro, reaching nearly 6,000 meters. Nico has a passion for photography and video production but isn’t much of a movie fan. He prefers TV series, with Arcane being his top pick. Fun fact: While in Uganda, Nico was given the name Mukasa, after the Balubale God who guards Lake Victoria, in honor of his environmental initiatives on the island. #biotechjobs #innovation #volunteering