Multiwave Technologies AG

Multiwave Technologies AG is a deep science technology company based in Geneva, Switzerland. When we conduct R&D, we dont have a playbook. We have an in-house R&D team and work together with leading academic institutions and laboratories in joint R&D endeavors. We strongly encourage interdisciplinarity because cracking hard problems requires to tac... kle them from different angles. Our technologies aim to advance conceptual frontiers of physics, quantum chemistry, molecular biology, metamaterials and medicine. We are particularly interested in themes where we can convert scientific research from zero to prototype to spin-out, resolving long-standing challenges in healthcare and the environment. When we have gathered critical IP, we identify C-level management to lead a spin-out. We offer our spin-outs strategic, technical, administrative and fundraising support, through a central structure, as required, to cross technology readiness levels and reach the market. Professor Richard V. Craster is the Dean of the Faculty of Natural Sciences at Imperial College London. He is also the director of the CNRS-Imperia... Professor Richard V. Craster is the Dean of the Faculty of Natural Sciences at Imperial College London. He is also the director of the CNRS-Imperial Abraham de Moivre joint research institute. Previously he was Head of Department of Mathematics at Imperial College London for 6 years. Paul is the head of the physics division of the European Academy of Sciences, a fellow of the prestigious IEEE association, a founder of the Europe... Paul is the head of the physics division of the European Academy of Sciences, a fellow of the prestigious IEEE association, a founder of the European Center for Research in Medical Imaging and CEO of Multiwave Metacrystal SA. Paul served as a senior physicist at CERN for over 40 years. His work on particle physics detectors focused on applications in medical imaging. His research findings continue to inspire several groups around the world working on improving the sensitivity and ...Read More