Our vision is to be a leading force in the development of bio-regenerative technologies that enable long-term human presence in space and contribute to a sustainable future on Earth.
We aspire to revolutionise life support systems and environmental management by leveraging the unique properties of extremophiles. We are dedicated to advancing scientific research and technological innovation to address the challenges of space exploration and environmental sustainability.
Extremophiles are microorganisms that thrive in extreme environments, such as very high or low temperatures, intense pressure, or low pH. They are invaluable organisms for understanding how living things can survive and grow under such extreme conditions, and for furthering scientific research in various fields.
Extremophiles are organisms on Earth with unique features for survival, and these organisms we are researching to stress the importance of using them in science. Thus, we would like to introduce you to the novelty of bonding EXTREMOPHILES with innovative solutions both not only on Earth but also in Space exploration.
The Space Volcanic Algae experiment is a pioneering research initiative conducted by Extremo Technologies, aimed at
Extremo Technologies specializes in the use of extremophilic microalgae in the development of advanced biotechnological solutions.
Our team consists of diverse and highly qualified scientists who connect multiple disciplines from the fields of biotechnology, engineering, architecture, and education. In this way, we can foresee and develop new ways of utilizing extremophiles for the betterment of humanity and all life on Earth.
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Weronika Urbańska
Chief Scientific Officer (CSO)
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Janusz Pętkowski
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Mariagioia Petraretti
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Brett Gonzalez
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Marcin Woźniak
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Lawrence Klaes
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A Polish start-up is one step away from a global breakthrough. Volcanic microalgae can change your life – in Wyborcza about Extremo.
Polish algae experiment to be carried out on ISS. These organisms will be tested in space for the first time.
Polish experiments will be carried out on board the International Space Station, including Extremo’s experiment – announced Polish Space Agency.