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I wrap up Season 2 with a long-awaited discussion: this week I host Raj Bagri, founder of Kapture. Fresh off the Summer 23 Startmate Accelerator, Raj and Kapture are on a mission to decarbonize the diesel emissions of the world. Why focus on diesel in a landscape dominated by increasing renewable energy? I ask Raj that very question, with enlightening answers.
We also chat about breaking into the STEM field from the outside, the challenges in innovating deep tech, and being an inspiration for all women.
Raj is looking to hire someone with commercial expertise as well as a junior engineer, and is new to twitter with the handle @rajkapture.
Applications are also open for the next cohort of the Startmate Accelerator, if you believe you have what it takes be sure to get involved!
If Raj’s comments about struggling to deal with the academic-led innovation process resonate with you, I highly recommend also checking out my episode with Samuel Wines of Co Labs.
Show notes
[00:01:35] - [First question] – Raj’s mission to decarbonize the world
[00:02:55] - Being a deeptech inspiration
[00:04:36] - The wild ride through the Startmate Accelerator
[00:07:03] - Why even focus on diesel fuel?
[00:09:07] - Raj’s journey to founding Kapture
[00:10:53] - Getting into infant milk formula and focusing on climate tech
[00:12:36] - Focusing on carbon capture specifically
[00:13:55] - Breaking into STEM from the outside
[00:15:35] - How the Kapture filter works as well as its benefits
[00:17:55] - Comparisons with AdBlue
[00:19:13] - Who would customers be and why?
[00:20:53] - Potential influence on regulations
[00:21:53] - Pilot projects currently in train and dream partnerships
[00:23:19] - The team’s current expertise and future growth
[00:24:40] - The bushfire analogy
[00:25:58] - A climate call to action
[00:27:09] - Socials and contact info
I wrap up Season 2 with a long-awaited discussion: this week I host Raj Bagri, founder of Kapture. Fresh off the Summer 23 Startmate Accelerator, Raj and Kapture are on a mission to decarbonize the diesel emissions of the world. Why focus on diesel in a landscape dominated by increasing renewable energy? I ask Raj that very question, with enlightening answers.
We also chat about breaking into the STEM field from the outside, the challenges in innovating deep tech, and being an inspiration for all women.
Raj is looking to hire someone with commercial expertise as well as a junior engineer, and is new to twitter with the handle @rajkapture.
Applications are also open for the next cohort of the Startmate Accelerator, if you believe you have what it takes be sure to get involved!
If Raj’s comments about struggling to deal with the academic-led innovation process resonate with you, I highly recommend also checking out my episode with Samuel Wines of Co Labs.
Show notes
[00:01:35] - [First question] – Raj’s mission to decarbonize the world
[00:02:55] - Being a deeptech inspiration
[00:04:36] - The wild ride through the Startmate Accelerator
[00:07:03] - Why even focus on diesel fuel?
[00:09:07] - Raj’s journey to founding Kapture
[00:10:53] - Getting into infant milk formula and focusing on climate tech
[00:12:36] - Focusing on carbon capture specifically
[00:13:55] - Breaking into STEM from the outside
[00:15:35] - How the Kapture filter works as well as its benefits
[00:17:55] - Comparisons with AdBlue
[00:19:13] - Who would customers be and why?
[00:20:53] - Potential influence on regulations
[00:21:53] - Pilot projects currently in train and dream partnerships
[00:23:19] - The team’s current expertise and future growth
[00:24:40] - The bushfire analogy
[00:25:58] - A climate call to action
[00:27:09] - Socials and contact info