31. Philip Taynton (Mallinda) on commercializing new materials out of universities

from Activation Energy · host Selma Duhovic

Philip Taynton of Mallinda talks about a new class of plastic materials and the journey of spinning out university research. OUTLINE (00:00) Introduction (00:39) What Mallinda is commercializing (01:09) Vitrimers (02:25) Applications (04:07) Negative impact of non-recyclable materials (05:39) Barriers to making vitrimers ubiquitous (08:07) Gorilla glass (09:17) Commercialization of vitrimers, Mallinda’s business model (11:40) Market opportunity (12:25) Market segments (14:12) Challenges in the startup journey (16:14) Assistance from the deeptech startup ecosystem (18:32) Vision of Mallinda’s future

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