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Imagine this: we live in a world where cities produce energy from their own waste, reduce energy usage by growing food where it is consumed, or use AI to read the biodiversity of a remote area. Sounds crazy? Not really. It’s the direction we’re heading with our BIOTA...

In 2025, our team completed the latest chapter of a decade-long effort to protect Telestes souffia, tagging 30 adult individuals in the Bregana River using BIOMARK PIT technology. Each fish was gently anesthetised, measured, weighed, and fitted with an 8 mm microchip to enable long-term tracking of survival and movement in its last Croatian habitat. The work builds on earlier studies, including the 2017 research that documented a small and declining population, underscoring the urgency of continued monitoring. With new data now collected, updated 2025 population estimates are on the way — and hope for the species continues to flow with the Bregana.

We’re proud to announce that our project is entering its final phase! After months of development and testing, our URBAN FOOD Container—equipped with 7 modular aquaponic systems—is almost ready. This week, we received a key delivery from our partners: the custom metal...

With just one drop of water, eDNAture reveals the full biodiversity of aquatic ecosystems. Our mobile app tracks every collected sample—from the field to the lab—making science accessible, fast, and accurate.