SeebGen emerged as spin-off from the nanomaterials lab, driven by the need to translate advances in two-dimensional materials and nanostructured systems into scalable technological solutions. Built on the scientific expertise and research lines developed within the lab, SeebGen represents a natural extension of its work on materials design, processing, and functional integration. The initiative was founded by former members of the laboratory, reflecting a strong continuity between academic research and entrepreneurial activity.
SeebGen also welcomes undergraduate interns and research trainees. For physics students, internships at SeebGen can be carried out as part of the undergraduate thesis or degree requirement, offering hands-on experience at the interface of research, innovation, and technology transfer.