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AMBOSS GmbH is a digital platform based in Cologne, Germany, that caters to the needs of medical students and physicians. Founded in 2012, the company develops and markets a comprehensive medical study platform that offers valuable resources such as study materials and a question bank. The platform is designed to deliver medical knowledge quickly and efficiently, supporting users in their educational and professional endeavors. Originally established as MIAMED GmbH, AMBOSS has positioned itself as a physician-driven resource, enhancing the learning experience for those in the medical field.

Tidal Vision Inc. is a manufacturer based in Ferndale, Washington, specializing in sustainable products derived from ocean waste, such as salmon skin and crab shells. Founded in 2015, the company focuses on producing chitosan, a biodegradable industrial biopolymer extracted from crab shells, using a zero-waste extraction process that ensures high quality and cost-effectiveness. Tidal Vision's product range includes Alaska Salmon leather goods, chitosan-based clarifying agents for beverages, water treatment solutions, antimicrobial polymers, and various eco-friendly plant foods and cleaning products. By leveraging proprietary technologies, Tidal Vision serves multiple industries, including textiles and agriculture, offering environmentally friendly alternatives that meet industry demands while promoting sustainability.

Highview Power Storage, founded in 2005, specializes in developing large-scale energy storage solutions for utility and distributed power systems. The company utilizes liquid air as its storage medium, enabling the design of customized Liquid Air Energy Storage (LAES) plants that range in capacity from 5MW/20MWh to over 100MW/1,000MWh. These systems effectively integrate industrial low-grade waste heat and waste cold, allowing industries to convert waste heat into power during the discharge cycle. This approach not only supports the growing energy market but also enhances overall efficiency by generating additional power without relying on scarce or toxic materials and without geographical constraints.

APK is a company focused on the innovative creation of high-quality plastics from post-industrial and post-consumer plastic waste. It specializes in manufacturing plastic recyclates, specifically density polyethylene and polypropylene products. By utilizing recycled materials derived from mixed plastics and plastic-metal composites, APK produces clean and pure re-granulates. This approach not only enables clients to protect the environment but also helps conserve resources for future generations. Through its sustainable practices, APK positions itself as a leader in the recycling industry, contributing to a circular economy.

BrainPOP:registered: (www.brainpop.com) creates animated, curricular content that engages students, supports teachers, and bolsters achievement – in classrooms, at home, and on mobile devices. Their proven and award-winning educational resources, uniquely suited for 21st century learning, include BrainPOP Jr. :registered: (K-3), BrainPOP Español:tm:, and BrainPOP ESL:tm:. Their newest offering, GameUp:tm:, highlights top, free educational games and aligns them to academic topics. All of their resources are supported by BrainPOP Educators, a free professional community more than 135,000 teachers strong. Aligned to academic standards and easy to use, BrainPOP sites host more than 11 million visits each month. Specialties animated educational content, digital content, 21st century learning tools, mobile learning, game-based learning, games

Kerecis specializes in developing patented fish-skin products designed to promote healing in humans. Utilizing Omega-3 fatty acids extracted from cold-water fish, their therapeutic offerings serve as effective substitutes for human skin, significantly aiding in the treatment of various wounds, including burns and diabetic ulcers, as well as applications in oral surgery, hernia repair, and breast reconstruction. The company's products are formulated to retain the natural properties of fish skin, minimizing disease-transfer risks while enhancing tissue regeneration. Kerecis has substantiated its technology through over 50 studies, including two double-blind, randomized control trials that demonstrated superior efficacy compared to traditional mammalian-based treatments. The organization continues to expand its product range to address diverse medical needs across multiple surgical domains.

Epic Games, Inc. is an American video game and software company founded in 1991 and based in Cary, North Carolina. The company is known for creating and developing immersive games for various platforms, including PCs, consoles, mobile devices, and virtual reality systems. In addition to its game development efforts, Epic Games offers its proprietary game engine technology to other developers, facilitating the creation of high-fidelity interactive experiences. The company also operates a game store that empowers developers to publish quality games and 3D content, thereby fostering a vibrant community of creators and gamers alike. Previously known as Epic MegaGames, Inc., the company rebranded to its current name in March 1999.

Ambercycle is a material science company focused on transforming textile waste into new materials for brands and producers. It creates a centralized ecosystem for the recycling of used textiles, including complex fabrics and worn-out garments. Utilizing a molecular regeneration technique, Ambercycle isolates components from intricate textiles to produce raw materials, addressing the challenges associated with recycling such materials. The company's innovative chemical recycling technology converts end-of-life textiles into polymer powder, making the recycling process more cost-effective. This enables apparel businesses to manufacture clothing from renewable feedstocks, thereby reducing waste and contributing to environmental sustainability. Through its efforts, Ambercycle facilitates the integration of recycled materials back into supply chains for both regional and international players.

Merlin Entertainments Limited is a prominent operator of visitor attractions, amusement parks, and entertainment venues, headquartered in Poole, United Kingdom. Established in 1999, the company manages approximately 130 attractions across 25 countries on four continents, including notable brands such as SEA LIFE, Madame Tussauds, LEGOLAND, and Alton Towers. Merlin's operations are divided into three main segments: Midway Attractions, which consists of smaller, indoor venues like The Dungeons and The London Eye; LEGOLAND Parks, featuring large LEGO-themed parks; and Resort Theme Parks, which include expansive outdoor attractions like Chessington World of Adventures and THORPE PARK. Additionally, the company operates 20 hotels and six holiday villages, providing a comprehensive leisure experience for visitors. Merlin Entertainments is dedicated to creating memorable experiences that engage and delight its customers.

Enerparc Inc. is a company based in Oakland, California, that focuses on the development, engineering, construction, and operation of distributed utility-scale photovoltaic (PV) projects. Founded in 2008, Enerparc has established itself in the renewable energy sector by providing comprehensive solutions for solar power generation. The company operates as a subsidiary of KIRKBI A/S, enhancing its capabilities and resources in the growing market for sustainable energy solutions.

Välinge Innovation AB is a research and development company based in Viken, Sweden, specializing in the flooring, furniture, and surface industries. Founded in 1993, it focuses on developing and patenting innovative product concepts, which are then commercialized through licensing and production. The company's extensive intellectual property portfolio includes technologies such as ACTIO2, an additive that enhances indoor air quality, and various mechanical locking systems for flooring. Additionally, Välinge offers advanced digital printing solutions, including the Ammonite Creadigit, designed for high-quality board printing. Other notable technologies include the LVT 3D-Core for luxury vinyl tiles, Lamella Core for wood flooring enhancement, Nadura for durable surfaces, outdoor decking solutions, and the Woodura wood surface concept. As a subsidiary of Välinge Holding AB, Välinge Innovation is committed to advancing the industry through its innovative approaches, including the use of 3D printing in product manufacturing.

Minimax Viking develops and manufactures fire protection systems.