looms.world’s Ksenia Starikova sourced some of the most exciting innovations in the new biomaterials space to bring to 🔥THE HEAT 2024. The festival let you get hands-on with sustainable alternatives to leather, textiles, rubber, fabric dyes, and more from 15 new-materials companies.
Proxima Fusion believes that stellarators are the key to delivering near-infinite fusion energy. One of its co-founders, Francesco Sciortino, led a workshop on its work to try to crack fusion at 🔥THE HEAT 2024.
Tokamak Energy is trying to crack fusion using tokamaks to deliver near-limitless clean energy. It brought a virtual-reality tour of its ST40 compact spherical tokamak which achieved 100 million degrees celsius to 🔥THE HEAT 2024.
Ever wanted to see the ice caps reappear? That is exactly what Ben Cullen Williams’s artwork Cold Flux does. He showcased it at 🔥THE HEAT 2024.
London-based startups JULIENNE BRUNO and Better Dairy are both on a mission to make authentic-tasting dairy alternatives without using any animal ingredients. They brought alternatives to conventional cheeses for participants to sample at 🔥THE HEAT 2024.
Hedley Studios updates classic cars by making them slightly smaller than the originals, and fully electric. It brought two of its hand-built Bugatti Baby IIs and two Ferrari Testa Rossa Js to 🔥THE HEAT 2024.
Swedish startup Meadow lets consumer-goods companies phase out plastic containers — with help from the mass-recycled aluminium can. Its team demonstrated its visionary packaging design at 🔥THE HEAT 2024.
Ocean Culture Life is a thousands-strong community working to protect our oceans. Its leaders Matt Porteous and Tamsin Raine ran a workshop at 🔥THE HEAT on how to use storytelling to fight climate change.
Stuart Goldsmith (Climate Comedian) struggled to process his own ‘climate dread’, so he started writing jokes about it. Can the planetary crisis really be a laughing matter? Stuart’s set at 🔥THE HEAT 2024 suggested it can.
Harwell-based startup Open Cosmos lets you launch satellites to track climate-related data — from deforestation to coastal erosion. It brought models of its satellites and a demo showing use cases of its product DataCosmos to 🔥THE HEAT 2024.
