ECOS 2024, Rhodes Greece
Ecolyte was thrilled to participate in the 37th ECOS 2024 conference held in Rhodes, Greece, from June 30 to July 5. We proudly showcased our VanillaFlow Project, with Ecolyte CEO …
Bild der Wissenschaft – Sonderausgabe Sommer 2024 – Die Sonderlinge
Ecolyte extends heartfelt thanks to Bild der Wissenschaft for featuring us in their latest article! We’re honored to be recognized for our efforts in environmental innovation.
Ecolyte research presentation at the 9th RSE SEE 2024 in Novi Sad, Serbia, June 3-7, 2024.
Our synthetic chemist Janine Maier had the great opportunity to represent Ecolyte at the 9th Regional Symposium on Electrochemistry – South-East Europe, in Novi Sad, Serbia. The presentation with the …
General VanillaFlow Meeting 11.4 to 12.4 2024 in Graz, Austria
The General Vanillaflow Meeting was held from April 11 to 12 at the Hotel Gollner in Graz, bringing together 31 participants from the five consortium members. The two-day event featured …
Visit to the University of Alicante
In March we were able to visit the University of Alicante. The meeting between our CEO Stefan Spirk, Lukas Pachernegg, Andres Parra Puerto and Roberto Gomez Torregrosa was a rewarding …
Podcast vom 12.01.2024 auf der Standard: Was Vanillekipferln und nachhaltige Batterien gemeinsam haben
Podcast vom 12.01.2024 auf derStandard
Jetzt anhören: Stefan Spirk arbeitet an einem nachhaltigen Energiespeicher, der statt Schwermetallen den Aromastoff Vanillin einsetzt
Ecolyte participates GO HONG KONG 2023 powerded by GIN
Ecolyte CEO Stefan Spirk actively participated together with CFO Dieter Wurm and Lukas Pachernegg in this year’s Go Hong Kong program, where they gathered valuable input and innovative ideas. The …
Article in Steirische Wirtschaft: EU funding in the millions for Graz start-up for sustainable batteries, October 2023
Article in Steirische Wirtschaft: EU funding in the millions for Graz start-up for sustainable batteries
Article on Brutkasten: Backmittel als Stromspeicher? Grazer Startup erhält 4,6 Millionen Euro von EU
Das Grazer Startup Ecolyte entwickelt Batterien ohne kritische Rohstoffe. Die EU will dies nun mit 4,6 Millionen Euro bis zur Marktreife Ende 2024 unterstützen.
Federal Minister Martin Polaschek Visits Ecolyte Headquarter
On September 15, 2023, we had the honor of hosting the Federal Minister of Education, Science, and Research, Martin Polaschek, accompanied by Mr. Harald Kainz, Rector of TU Graz. They …