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Weekly Wrap-up 04/2026

Facts instead of noise, multi-million-euro investments, and the race against climate change. This week was a busy one in Munich's ecosystem. Check out our photo gallery.

Cyril Ring February 1, 2026 2 min reading time

Volulink — 7 questions for Volulink: The Munich-based impact startup Volulink aims to bring digital skills to where they are urgently needed. Volulink connects IT students and corporate mentors with non-profit projects, creating added value for social organizations, universities, and businesses alike. We have our seven questions Co-founder Moritz Hall. (Photo: Volulink)

Helge Jochens and Frank Wallrapp, founders of Twogee Biotech (Photo: Twogee Biotech) — Twogee Biotech raises 2.16 million euros: With the seed funding, they want Twogee Biotech Twogee Biotech aims to accelerate the development and commercialization of its enzyme platform. Founded in Munich in 2024, the startup develops customized enzyme solutions and production strains for industrial applications. Its goal is to make biomass by-products and residual streams economically viable and to develop them as a raw material source for industrial companies. (Photo: Twogee Biotech)

Inplanet — PITCH & PEOPLE Episode 18 with Inplanet: What if climate protection doesn't mean sacrifice, but growth? What if CO2 removal doesn't happen in a laboratory, but on vast fields in the heart of Brazil? Felix Harteneck, founder and CEO of Inplanet, is pursuing precisely this approach. Videocast Pitch & People He speaks about a technology as old as the Earth itself, yet one that has the potential to address one of the greatest challenges of our time. (Photo: Inplanet)

Arctic AI — Arctis AI with pre-seed funding: Munich-based startup Arctis AI is raising fresh capital for its AI platform for managing construction contracts. The pre-seed round It brings together prominent investors from the European construction and tech sectors. (Photo: Arctis AI)

Truly — 7 questions for Truly: The Munich-based startup Truly It translates populist statements and distorted narratives into verifiable facts – neutrally, understandably, and without moralizing. The goal of the two founders, Timo Wagner and Lukas Wimmer, is informed opinion-forming and a strengthened democracy. (Photo: Truly)

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