Thanks to the teams at Paris-Saclay University who hosted us at their booth and allowed our startups to showcase their innovations and gain maximum visibility.
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🚀 On the entrepreneurship front, 21st by CentraleSupélec was present alongside several of its startups:
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đź’« LumiSync, a finalist for the VivaTech Innovation of the Year Award, with its 100% photonic oscillator, a component that allows integrated circuits to synchronize data at the speed of light.
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💫 Atmosph'Air, a finalist for the Next Startupper Challenge, a project led by Bérénice Arias, a first-year student in the CentraleSupélec Entrepreneurship Program, who is developing an innovative process for converting CO₂ into biological fertilizer using microalgae.
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đź’« Raidium which won the ĂŽle-de-France Region's data challenge with its project based on the use of the latest generations of deep learning algorithms for medical imaging data analysis and the development of a new-generation radiological console.
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đź’« Seracle which is among the winners of Ecolab - Greentech Innovation 2025, with its project serving the clean energy sector, enabling engineering, finance, and operations teams to optimize and adapt their assets in the face of climate change
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And other deeptech gems committed to transforming health, environment, and industry.
đź’« Entalpic | The startup accelerates the discovery of new materials, molecules, and chemical processes to optimize carbon-intensive industries, thanks to an AI-driven platform.
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đź’« Exwayz | The startup enables autonomous vehicle navigation through a proprietary and revolutionary simultaneous localization and mapping algorithm based on 3D LiDAR data processing, allowing for centimetric precision in virtual trajectory tracking.
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đź’« Green Fusyon | The startup, co-supported with AgroParisTech is democratizing chlorella, currently a rare and inaccessible food supplement, into a locally mass-produced, low-cost ingredient.
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🔍 On the research and training front:
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Frédéric Pascal AI Vice-President of Paris-Saclay University and Director of the DataIA Institute Paris-Saclay presented to the President of the Republic and Ministers Élisabeth Borne and Clara Chappaz the deployment of #BrevetAI, a "learning-by-doing" training program developed at ENS Paris-Saclay as part of the SaclAI-School project, #France2030, which will involve nearly 50,000 students and staff of Paris-Saclay University starting this academic year.
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A strong demonstration of CentraleSupélec's key role in fostering technological, scientific, and entrepreneurial innovation at national and European levels.
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