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Ventures for the New Climate Era | Startup studio for technical founders looking to build transformative companies

🇪🇺 based in Paris, building worldwide
Paris, France marble.studio Joined December 2021
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building companies led by scientist-founders is @sethbannon's bread & butter. at @fiftyyears, he has backed 130+ companies, including 8 unicorns and 3 IPOs to date.

so what mistakes DO scientists-turned-founders repeat consistently? this, and many other questions, are answered in our latest episode of Under Pressure.

full episode on YT (link below)
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An average startup takes 𝟯 𝘆𝗲𝗮𝗿𝘀 to raise a seed round.
Studio-born companies do it in 𝟭𝟭 𝗺𝗼𝗻𝘁𝗵𝘀.

in hard tech startups, where every year of delay has a physical cost, it makes a difference between a solution that matters and one that arrives too late.
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🇳🇱 New Dutch biotech startup Triple Bio is emerging from stealth with €1.5m pre-seed to increase milk yield and reduce enteric methane emissions

• 500x dose reduction achieved for existing methane inhibitors
• 97% decrease in methane production
• 28% increase in volatile fatty acid (VFA) production (great!)
• 5-10% more milk per cow

Their product can provide a 5x return on investment for the farmers

Let's do the math:

1. A high-yielding dairy cow in Northern Europe produces 30-40 litres of milk a day. Delivering a 5% yield increase represents 2 additional litres per cow per day, which amounts to 1 euro of extra revenue per cow per day at a minimum.

2. Current methane-inhibiting solutions on the market cost farmers the same per cow per day as a litre of milk (€0.45)!

In livestock farming, those types of numbers can deliver a very big impact.

Triple achieves that by nudging the cow’s microbiome to redirect energy away from methane towards milk production, improving digestion and supporting higher yields.