Cambrium’s Post

We’re hiring a Chief Commercial Officer at Cambrium! Join us to lead the commercial team, taking sustainable, high-performance materials to market. In this role, you’ll drive our commercial strategy to scale product sales and direct new product development across verticals. You will need to be hands-on, with entrepreneurial abilities and resilience to manage multiple functions. Your responsibilities include: - Set commercial goals and contribute to fundraising cycles. - Develop new business opportunities and product strategy. - Build and lead the commercial team to acquire, retain, and scale customers. Reach out to Alena Hilbig to learn more and visit our career page through the link in the comments. Join us on our mission to make #MaterialsThatMatter.

Cambrium won the AI Innovation award! It was presented at the “Innovative Leaders” conference, held by the KI Bundesverband and the F.A.Z.-Institut. It honors groundbreaking innovations in the field of artificial intelligence! We are very proud to be selected as one of the winners alongside exceptional companies like Quantagonia, Fraport AG, ControlExpert GmbH, FUSE-AI and ChemInnovation. Thanks to the jury and congratulations to all the winners! #MaterialsThatMatter

We are excited to welcome Linda Klaus, Cambrium’s new Technical Research Assistant! Holding a Master’s degree in Molecular Biology from the University of Potsdam, with a particular interest in genetic engineering, Linda brings a unique perspective to our mission here at Cambrium. As part of our R&D team, Linda will play a key role in lab operations, assisting with lab management, strain engineering and sequencing projects. We’re delighted to have you with us, Linda! #MaterialsThatMatter

Recently, 50 scientists got together at the Pufendorf Institute for Advanced Studies - Lund University. Ozan Gemikonakli (Protein Data Scientist at Cambrium) and Sebastian Rämisch (Protein Designer at Cambrium) participated in an interactive workshop on data-driven biomaterial engineering. They presented Cambrium’s approach to AI-driven protein design, automated molecular biology workflows, and bio-based material testing & scale up. Thank you to all the organizers for this great event! #MaterialsThatMatter

Familiar faces and new connections from Berlin’s biotech community gathered in our summery garden last Wednesday evening. Together with our friends from Girls in Tech - Germany and Thermo Fisher Scientific, we hosted the 7th edition of Metabolic Networking. A big thank you to Marcela Mogilska (Girs in Tech - Germany), Emily Sheridan (Level Nine), Viola Nicolaysen (Thermo Fisher Scientific), Jaqueline Hess (Cambrium), and Lucile Bonnin (Cambrium) for kicking off the evening with a panel discussion about the commercialization of biotech products. Keep your eyes peeled for the next edition of Metabolic Networking! #MaterialsThatMatter

Harnessing AI to unlock the next wave of material innovation! Our partner Benchling spotlighted us, showcasing how the Cambrium team is centralizing and standardizing data capture, structuring data efficiently for cross-functional collaboration, and scaling R&D throughput. Thanks to the Benchling team for the great collaboration! #MaterialsThatMatter

Cambrium has been selected as a finalist for the KI Innovation Award 2024! We are looking forward to the "Innovative Leaders" conference at the Bosch Research campus on the 2nd of July and are proud to be nominated among such great innovators. Congratulations to all finalists! #MaterialsThatMatter

Last week, we hosted a motivated group of visitors from the US, as part of the "STEM & Enterprise Learning and Understanding New Career Horizons" program set up by Cultural Vistas. This program brought 11 students from Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) studying STEM and economics to Berlin. Their mission was to connect with Germany’s start-up ecosystem and to explore career opportunities in business, research, and academia. At our HQ, the students discussed product development, business strategies, and career paths with our team, hearing firsthand about the diverse backgrounds and experiences that brought them to Cambrium. Shout out to our lab team for organizing a remote tour! Thank you for your visit and insightful questions! We hope to connect with many of you in the future. #MaterialsThatMatter

Just one more week until Metabolic Networking, this time in collaboration with our friends at Girls in Tech - Germany and Thermo Fisher Scientific. Emily Sheridan (CTO at Level Nine), Jaqueline Hess (Engineering Lead at Cambrium), Marcela Mogilska (Managing Director at Girls in Tech - Germany), and Viola Nicolaysen (Account Manager at Thermo Fisher Scientific) will kick off the evening with a panel discussion on the commercialization of biotech products. Join us to ask questions, connect with people, and enjoy delicious food, drinks, and music in our summery garden. Tickets are free, but there are only a few left. Sign up using the link below!

We are thrilled to welcome Niels Schneider, Cambrium’s new Head of Finance & Operations! Having started his first business at the age of 20, Niels quickly became fascinated in entrepreneurship's potential to drive change. He earned a PhD in sustainable entrepreneurship from the University of Bristol, where he explored how mission driven founders use innovation to put their sustainability goals into practice. Over the last three years, he led the Climate Program at the University of Oxford's Creative Destruction Lab as a Senior Venture Manager, helping scientific and technical founders build scalable deep tech startups with a strong focus on sustainability. Welcome to the team, Niels! #MaterialsThatMatter