
We help research and development teams turn microscale ideas into physical structures. By combining expertise in physics, chemistry and computation, we develop polymer microfabrication technology that enables researchers to explore, test and refine new geometries.

Alexander Kostenko, founder and CEO, brings over a decade of scientific experience to Photosynthetic. After earning a PhD in Applied Physics from Delft University of Technology, Alex worked on R&D projects in X-ray computed tomography (CT) and seismic imaging. In 2019, he began adapting CT principles to 3D printing through volumetric lithography, laying the foundations for Photosynthetic.

Our team combines expertise in physics, chemistry, mathematics and business. We bring these disciplines together to develop microfabrication tools and help researchers explore new structures and applications.

Help develop the next generation of microfabrication technology. Explore opportunities to apply your skills in a multidisciplinary team working across science, engineering and business.

Developing a new microstructure or research application? Share your design challenge, target dimensions and material requirements. Our team can discuss how to move your idea towards a testable prototype.

This project has been funded by the European Union as part of
the HORIZON EIC Accelerator (project number 101248063).
Photosynthetic B.V.
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