Max Renes

Genewity Holding B.V. is the head of a biotechnology company group specializing in the development of ex vivo autologous stem cell gene therapies. Based at the Leiden Bio Science Park, the Netherlands, Genewity leverages a robust portfolio of proprietary intellectual property alongside strategic licenses. These assets drive our core research program and our clinical-stage pipeline, which are managed by our subsidiary, Videja B.V.

Rabian BV is an innovative Dutch SME in the field of infectious diseases, founded in 2023 by a multi-disciplinary team of seasoned entrepreneurs and world-leading scientists with a broad background in immunology, virology, and commercialization. It is our mission to develop cost-effective vaccines and post-exposure treatments of diseases with endemic and pandemic potential. Rabian aims to become a leading developer of cost-effective vaccine and prophylactic therapies of endemic infectious diseases.

FFUND is a consultancy firm that is specialised in securing the right (non-) dilutive funding for your business as well as designing business models, providing hands-on business development support and managing IP portfolios. We connect you to the academic- and research communities and manage your subsidy-/ grant programme.

Regenerative Medicine Centre Utrecht (RMCU) Biofabrication, Orthopaedics Department Investigating the application of Melt Electrospinning Writing for the fabrication of articular cartilage.

Double Master's degree of 2 years at Utrecht University and the University of Wollongong (Australia). Biofabrication is the application of Additive Manufacturing (3D-printing) technologies in the field of Biomedical Sciences. This technology can be wielded for the direct manufacturing of biological tissues or the fabrication of medical devices of highly specific 3-dimensional designs.

Major in Biochemistry/Biotechnology with courses in Immunology Minor in Philosophy

MPhil in Biofabrication.

Participated in a semester abroad at the University of California, San Diego. Allowed me to follow additional courses that were not on offer at University College Utrecht, such as specialisations in Organic Chemistry, Medical Microbiology, Bio-medical Ethics and Nietzschean philosophy. In addition, it allowed for personal experience and development as well as skills in international collaboration.