We're hiring!
Stämm is a biotechnology company where engineering, chemistry, biology, and software development teams (among many others) work side by side.
We have the pace of a startup, the rigor of R&D, and an interdisciplinary, problem-solving-focused environment.
That bottom-up proactivity is the DNA we look for in our Stämmers. Scaling biotechnology requires anticipating problems and taking care of each other as a team. Learn more about her at the link below.🚀
https://t.co/xaCI9xpNPI
From organizing the first evacuation drill at the Casa Rosada to leading Quality Operations in biotech. Meet Paula Espósito, the industrial engineer who enjoys "taking on the messes" and transforming them into safe processes. Thread. 👇
But her true school of leadership wasn't the industry, it was sports. Playing volleyball in a neighborhood club, she learned the value of pure sweat and effort. "If we see something wrong, we don't wait to be told what to do: we propose and solve it."
We want technological innovation to rely on more than a few companies. We are proud to develop technology from Argentina for the whole world. Link to read the full interview. 🚀
https://t.co/cjlBnADm1X
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From academia to the entrepreneurial world. Lucía, our stem cells lead, tells us about her journey from the traditional lab to building technology that will change the industry. A thread to look back on her story. 👇
Science doesn't have to be solitary. Going from her PhD to leading product development taught Lucía that projects don't have a single owner. In our work ecosystem, progress belongs to everyone and ideas flow.
Juan Martín Cabaleiro, our CTO, is attending BioArgentina 2026.
On November 11, Argentina's leading biotechnology event comes to Patagonia for the first time: Hotel Sheraton, San Carlos de Bariloche, organized by the Argentine Chamber of Biotechnology (CAB).
We'll be listening, talking with researchers, startups, companies, and investors, and sharing what we're working on: automated platforms for producing cells and proteins in a simpler way, closer to how nature does it.
Here is the High-Throughput Bioprocessor (HTB) running live, as we showed it at Crossing Over LATAM BioExpo.
Martina Porto and Agustina Thibaud Poretti ran the demo, and in nine minutes they covered the essentials:
If you want to see it run in your lab, get in touch. We are looking for partners and the HTB is now available to buy for research use.
Thank you to the Crossing Over organizers and to everyone who came by with questions.
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