Incubator | Recap of the CentraleSupélec Entrepreneurship Grants 2025 Final, discover the 4 winning projects 🔥

An exceptional event organized by 21st by CentraleSupélec, with the support of the CentraleSupélec Foundation, which showcased eight ambitious and promising projects led by student entrepreneurs from engineering programs, or other programs such as Bachelor's, Specialized Master's, or Master of Science. 

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With over 100 people present on the evening of the event, 1,600 viewers connected to the YouTube livestream and 400 live votes for the Audience Award, this 2025 edition was a great success.

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These Entrepreneurship Grants, awarded with the support of the CentraleSupélec Foundation, are intended for our student-entrepreneurs in the ideation or early stage of their project. They are a real springboard and offer initial seed funding, crucial for structuring and accelerating their project or for leveraging non-dilutive funding. 

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Over forty projects have been awarded since their creation in 2021. Some of them have even become true success stories, such as Greenly, Caps Me or Scienta Lab.

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Meet the 4 laureates of 2025, who each receive a €10,000 grant to accelerate their project!‍

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🏆 Impact Award – Bérénice Arias | Atmosph’Air

Atmosph’Air is developing an innovative process to convert atmospheric CO2 into a high-performance biological fertilizer.

To achieve this, the team is developing its own photobioreactor optimized for microalgae growth and harvesting, with the support of the Bio-ing laboratory, affiliated with LGPM.

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🏆 Deeptech Award – Hiyu Shintani | Histia

Histia is developing an artificial intelligence technology specialized in collecting, processing, and validating market information, to automate the generation of investment memos and market intelligence for investment funds.

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🏆 Audience Award – Margot Solari | LoopS

By offering a low-tech, adaptable methanization solution that is 100 times cheaper than competing technologies, LoopS addresses the organic waste management needs of farmers, agri-food businesses, and local authorities, while enabling them to produce green and local energy.

Discover Loops in video‍

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🏆 Jury Award – Paul Benéteau | Oniroy

Oniroy is developing a console that allows for more efficient and ergonomic control of virtual musical instruments.

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Watch the full final replay:

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Also, congratulations to the 4 other talented finalists who performed admirably and who, like the winners, will all be supported by the 21st by CentraleSupélec incubator in the coming months:
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‍Arnaud Boucher | Carbon Power

Carbon Power offers a system for capturing and converting anthropogenic CO2 to produce sustainable aviation fuels.

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Etienne Sultan | Delivly

A B2B service for restaurants, Delivly simplifies the management of delivery platforms and optimizes their operational and financial performance.

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Anthony Donabedian | Luxoderm

Luxoderm develops an innovative light-based device enabling professionals to optimize dermato-aesthetic and vascular treatments in a single system that is more effective, adaptable, and reduces side effects.

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Nicolas Antier | Wild Wheel

Wild Wheel develops a mobility solution for wheelchair users, providing full autonomy on sand and in urban environments.

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