I grew up in Paris suburb (Bourg-la-Reine) and I lived in France and Australia.

I graduated from Centrale Paris (Biotech Engineering) and also completed a Master in Organic Chemistry of Université Paris Saclay.

Prior to Dioxycle, I did a PhD in Batteries at Collège de France and worked on how we could mimic self-healing mechanisms from nature to extend batteries cycling lives. That is when something clicked and I got convinced that chemistry could play a major role in the energy transition.

I was born in Lyon and lived for 19 years in Bordeaux. I decided to move to Valence and Saint Etienne to follow courses at “Mines de Saint Etienne” engineering school. And here I am. Prior to Dioxycle, I worked for Safran Electronics and Defense as part of my apprenticeship program. My role was to design printed circuit boards for avionic power supply prototypes.

Born surrounded by cliffs and snow (in the French Alpes), I spent there my firsts 20 years with huge difficulties to manage my time between physics and skiing.

I did my bachelor degree at Ecole Polytechnique, with a specialization in fluid-structure interactions from McGill in Montreal. Then pursued my studies in Paris with a PhD dedicated to soft matter physics to understand wetting phenomena such as the unusual mechanism of hummingbirds’ tongues.

Prior to Dioxycle, I worked for General Electrics on hydraulic turbines, first as a design engineer and then as a product manager.

Native from Montpellier, I lived in Costa Rica, France and Canada.

I am an engineer with a diploma from Ecole Polytechnique (Palaiseau) and a double graduation from Polytechnique Montreal.

Prior to Dioxycle, I did a PhD in nuclear reactor physics on the simulation of sodium cooled nuclear reactors. I also worked as a researcher at CEA on Small Modular (nuclear) Reactors and Molten Salt Reactors.

I was born in Delhi & have spent most of my life in India - so hit me up for food/places to visit recommendations. I am a Chemical Engineer. But my interests inclined more towards business, and I have worked as a management consultant at BCG; have managed revenue growth for a business vertical at a startup in India, and briefly worked as a product manager.

I went to Harvard to do my MBA, and there I realized how passionate I am about solving climate change. I spent my last year at Harvard researching deeper into the carbon removal and carbon utilization space through different courses and projects and that led me to Dioxycle!

I was born and raised in Ontario, Canada, roughly an hour away from Toronto. I completed my Bachelor’s degree in Chemistry at the University of Waterloo, Canada in a co-operative education program, with internships at Xerox Research Centre of Canada and Harvard University, which got me into the field of materials science.

I then pursued and recently completed my PhD at the University of Waterloo in Chemical Engineering (Nanotechnology), focusing on electrochemical energy storage devices, particularly next-generation batteries and supercapacitors.

I was born and raised in le Pays basque south west of France and had the chance to live in France, the United States and England.

I graduated from Ecole Polytechnique and the University of Cambridge with a degree in chemistry, physics and mathematics. I then pursued a PhD between Collège de France and Stanford University and postdoctoral research at Stanford University.

I grew up in Indianapolis, IN and lived in Cambridge, MA for college and have been in the Bay Area for the past 5 years. I received my undergraduate degree in Chemistry and Physics from Harvard University and a PhD in Chemistry from Stanford University.

I grew up in ShanXi Province located in mid-north of China and moved to Shanghai for my undergraduate study. After which I moved to London to pursue a PhD at Queen Mary, University of London majoring in Materials Science. Then I further did my postdoctoral research at University of Florida in the Department of Biomedical Engineering before joining Dioxycle at a Chemical Engineer.

I grew up near Clermont-Ferrand in a small town and lived all around France (Toulouse, Paris, Lyon).

I am a process engineer with a Master in Energy and Process from IFP School. Prior to Dioxycle, I worked for almost 6 years at CRIGEN which is the research and innovation center of ENGIE. I was dedicated to production and treatment of green gases as biogas, biomethane, hydrogen or syngas. I especially worked on pyrogasification and methanation processes and also on H2S removal. And now here I am!

I grew up in a leafy corner of rural Cambridgeshire before moving to the relatively built-up area of Warwick University to get my BSc in chemistry.

After that I spent two more years at Warwick University and then two years at Queen Mary University of London to get myself a PhD in polymer chemistry. My PhD was focused on the synthesis of new polymeric fuel additives.

Prior to Dioxycle, I worked for 5 years in the oil and gas industry. Here I designed new polymers and formulations to try and increase the efficiency of oil wells, because the world just can’t get enough oil. At Dioxycle, I hope to make up for this!

Originally from the rainy North of England (Manchester), I did my undergraduate in Modern & Medieval Languages at the University of Cambridge before moving to Paris in 2015 and completing a Masters in Business (with a major in HR) at Université Paris II, graduating top of my class. I have worked in high-growth, technology-intensive environments ever since, notably in the software, energy and EV charging industries.

Before joining Dioxycle, I cofounded a HR training & consulting company which counted over 10 of France’s leading start-ups and scale-ups as clients (FT120/Next40). I am now very excited to put my energy into decarbonizing industry!

I was born in France and grew up in the US. I did my undergraduate degree in Mechanical Engineering at Columbia University in New York City. After my undergrad, I worked in industry for nine years, most of that time in NYC at a small engineering consulting firm that specialized in automation and process controls for large industrial power generation, both electrical and steam.

I came to the realization a few years ago that my efforts in the power generation industry where not going to make the change that I felt was necessary to create a more sustainable future, so I applied to graduate programs to build new skills in electrochemistry and data driven modeling. This led me to MIT, where I did my master’s thesis in the BioInstrumentation Lab on the application of PEM electrolysis and the application of system identification tools and machine learning for system modeling.

I was born in Miami, FL, and raised in the suburbs of Paris.

I studied French and American Law, and have a Masters degree in International Law (public & private Law).

I worked for about 9 years in an international Law firm in Paris, specialized in Intellectual Property (in the movie business). With my family we decided to move away from Paris, and went south! I then worked for a year and a half in a debt recovery firm (less glamorous) ... and here I am!

I grew up in Albuquerque, New Mexico and have lived in the San Francisco Bay area for the last 5 years.

I received my BS in Chemistry from Arizona State University, and my PhD in chemistry from Stanford.

Prior to Dioxycle, I worked in Matthew Kanan’s group at Stanford working on catalyst layer design for CO reduction gas diffusion electrolysis and carbonate management for CO2 reduction.

I was born in the town of Schweinfurt, located in northern Bavaria, Germany. I took a Bachelor’s course in mechanical engineering, and after working for an automotive supplier in the R&D department for 5 years, climate change & energy transition caught my interest. I took a Master’s course in electrical engineering and was hired by Thyssenkrupp Nucera, where I supported the development of an industrial scale alkaline water electrolyzer for two years.

I was born and raised in Paris and raised between Paris and Soulac-sur-Mer. I have always had a passion for the ocean which has turned into a need to protect the environment.

I obtained a Master’s degree in Engineering from Arts et Métiers ParisTech, and a PhD in fuel cells from École des Mines de Paris. Prior to DIOXYCLE, I was the CTO and co-founder of Symbio, a french fuel cell leader, where I have worked for more than 12 years.

I graduated from INP-ENSIACET with honours and completed my Engineer diploma with a Master in Chemical Engineering and Environment and a specialization in renewable energies.

Prior to Dioxycle, and after a few months on the first French geothermal powerplant pilot, I worked for more than 10 years in Foster Wheeler, which was one of the major engineering companies in the petrochemical world. There, I had the opportunity to work as a pure Process Engineer doing process simulations, economic studies, equipment design, PFD / P&ID development and other safety reviews, but also lead part of construction, pre-commissioning and commissioning project phases on industrial sites as a Project Manager.

Recently, I focused on Cost Estimation of industrial projects for several international companies. All these experiences made me live in various cities and countries such as Toulouse, Salt Lake City, Madrid and finally Paris.

I grew up and lived in Moscow, Russia. Prior to Dioxycle, I worked for the Institute of Spectroscopy of the Russian Academy of Sciences as an engineer, and later I became a Specialist in R&D department at InEnergy Group, one of the biggest fuel cell production companies in Russia.

I am belgian grew up in Bruxelles and Paris and have lived in France, Canada and Colombia in the last decade.

With regards to my academic background, I’ve studied finance and sustainability at McGill university. In despair of the lack of scientific comprehension of investors, I have decided to undertake a master in physics of decarbonization technologies at Ecole Polytechnique.

Prior to Dioxycle, I worked in a VC called Active Impact Investments that invests in early-stage climate tech, and at EY in renewable energy M&A.

I grew up in Nottingham, UK and when I was very young I decided that I didn’t like pollution. I studied clean energy technology for the last 10 years between the University of Cambridge, College de France and Stanford University and now at Dioxycle.

I have worked as a Chemical Engineer since 1980. I started working in the syngas generation and conversion area with Texaco, and Chevron for the first 24 years of my career. I then worked on developing syngas and hydrogen fueled turbines for GE for 2 years. I then worked for a series of companies developing coal gasification projects in the US.

When low cost natural gas from fracturing made coal uneconomic I switched fields to desalination. Over the last 16 years I developed a full recovery desalination process that monetizes all the minerals in seawater and other salty waters in addition to recovering all the water. This allowed me to collect the syngas and electrochemistry experience that was a perfect fit for Dioxycle.