
LiU Invest
Teknikringen 7, Linköping, Ostergotlands Lan, 583 30, Sweden
Overview
LIU invests in companies that are based on projects and ideas from Linköping University. LIU Invest is focused on investments in early phases. Investments are typically 250 000, but can be doubled by an additional investment.
- Total investments
- 2
- Lead investments
- 0
- Investments · 12mo
- 1
- Active investors
- 0
Investment portfolio
- Radar Reticence
Participated · Equity · Jul 2026
Radar Reticence produces a software solution that addresses dangerous false 'ghost targets' caused by interference between multiple automotive radars, and uniquely its system does not require new hardware — it can be installed into existing radar systems. The startup is testing its product in real traffic and is running trials together with Volkswagen-owned Nira Dynamics while drawing interest from major suppliers like Bosch, Continental and Texas Instruments. Through its EIC Accelerator project the company aims to progress from prototype testing to a certified, sellable product for the automotive industry. Radar Reticence was founded in 2022 by researchers Emil Nilsson and Hans Hellsten and operates from the Lead incubator in Linköping. The company currently employs six people and plans to double its team over the next year; the new funding will be used to run the first customer pilot and scale the organization. Prior financing includes about 3.2 million kronor in venture capital and roughly 4.2 million kronor in Vinnova grants.
- Cellfion
Participated · Seed · Aug 2022
Cellfion develops pioneering biobased membranes made from cellulose nanofibrils extracted from wood, targeting energy storage and conversion devices such as Redox Flow Batteries and fuel cells. The technology stems from a decade of research at KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Linköping University and RISE in Sweden. The company emphasizes sustainability and cost-effectiveness by using abundant forest-derived materials and avoiding toxic PFAS-based substances. Cellfion was established last year and is led by CEO Liam Hardey. The startup has just secured €1.3 million in seed funding to advance development toward scalable manufacturing. With the new capital it plans to expand its team, begin rapid prototyping with customers and partners, and work toward bringing its first product to market.
Team
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