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💜 International Women’s Day is a also reminder of who is shaping the future of climate tech.

At Xatoms, we’re proud to be a female-founded deep tech company building technology at the intersection of AI, quantum chemistry, and water treatment, tackling some of the toughest industrial challenges in the current water systems.

We care deeply about the people behind the impact. We design solutions for problems that affect millions of people worldwide, from textile wastewater and mining pollution to emerging contaminants in water systems.

These sectors haven’t always been known for diverse voices.
But the future of clean water, climate technology, and industrial innovation will be built by diverse teams solving real-world problems.

Women are not just part of this transformation — we’re now leading it.

The next generation of breakthroughs won’t come from technology alone, they’ll come from new voices, new perspectives, and more women building the future.

At Xatoms, we’re proud to be part of that change, and even prouder to work alongside incredible women who are pushing science, innovation, and climate solutions forward every day.

To every woman building in science, engineering, climate tech, and industry:
keep going. The world needs what you’re building.

#InternationalWomensDay #FemaleLed #WomenInCleantech
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@xatoms.ai will be exhibiting at U of T’s True Blue Expo on March 5!

We’re excited to be one of the 70+ exhibitors at this year’s event that brings together founders, investors, industry partners, and the broader U of T innovation community. The expo offers an exciting opportunity to connect, exchange ideas, and explore what’s emerging across the ecosystem.

Stop by to meet the team, see what we’re building, and learn more: https://lnkd.in/ga7TK4fg

#UofTEntWeek #UofTStartup #UniversityUniversity of Toronto Entrepreneurship

Mining is moving fast. Water can’t be the thing that slows it down.

Our Co-founder and COO, Shirley Zhong, is heading to Prospectors & Developers Association of Canada (PDAC) 2026 in Toronto to share how Xatoms helps mining operators tackle long-term pressure from emerging contaminants, hard-to-treat heavy metals, tightening regulations, and rising energy costs.

At Xatoms, we’re focused on accelerating efficient, lower-energy, lower-OPEX water treatment built for real mining conditions. Our approach is different. We develop innovative treatment materials discovered through our own AI- and quantum-chemistry material discovery platform. We customize those materials to target specific contaminants (e.g. heavy metals) and your site constraints. This allows us to address newly emerging metal-related challenges while also creating long-term value that evolves alongside regulatory change, not just short-term fixes.

We’re here to connect with mining operators and in-house R&D teams who are actively dealing with complex water challenges and looking for practical, forward-looking solutions.

We also welcome conversations with investors interested in innovative water treatment technologies for the mining industry.

If you’re curious about which heavy metals we’re targeting, how our materials perform in real systems, or how advanced treatment can reduce energy and operating costs, let’s connect and exchange notes.

#PDAC2026 #MiningTech #EndeavorAtacama #OperationalTechnology #ChileGlobal

The Newest Rising Stars List is out, and Xatoms is officially on the radar. 🌟

Huge thank you to @torontolife for naming our three co-founders, Diana Virgovicova(CEO), Kerem Topalismailoglu(CTO), and Shirley Zhong(COO) to Rising Stars 2025, alongside standout innovators shaping the future of Toronto across tech, culture, sports, research, and design.

This recognition shows that climate and water innovation are getting an increasing attention they deserve, and it also reflects the grind that brought us here, these long research days, setbacks, rapid breakthroughs, and a team that simply refuses to slow down.

As industrial wastewater becomes a defining challenge for North America, we’re committed to building solutions that scale across mining, textile, agriculture, and beyond.

Thank you, Toronto Life, for believing in emerging founders and spotlighting the work behind the vision.💧

Read more: https://lnkd.in/e6fMMqQC

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What’s the latest big move in Canadian deep tech? Xatoms just earned a front-row seat in Canada’s most leading founders’ circle.

We’re honored to be selected for the C100 Fellows | 48hrs program, joining a cohort of 20 standout Canadian founders across climate, hard tech, robotics, SaaS, and beyond.

This recognition opens the door to a high-impact network of Silicon Valley operators, growth-stage mentors, and climate-focused investors, arriving at the perfect time as we scale our industrial pilots and prepare for our next funding round.

We’re proud to represent Canadian cleantech and bring AI & quantum-chemistry water innovation to the global stage. Huge thank-you to C100 for backing ambitious, world-scale builders.

Read more about the 2026 Fellows ➡️ https://lnkd.in/gR-Eg9fx

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Did you know that water contamination from heavy metals, synthetic dyes, to other industrial chemical pollutants affects over 2 billion people globally? Exposure to these persistent pollutants is linked to numerous health risks, making water contamination a rapidly escalating public health and environmental crisis worldwide.

This is where comes Xatoms.

At Xatoms, we harness quantum-designed, light-powered materials (photocatalysts) to purify water, affordably, portably, and sustainably.

Photocatalysts are powders that use sunlight or LEDs to eliminate water contaminants in 30 minutes, unlike traditional treatments that need heavy chemicals, electricity, or complex infrastructure. Our photocatalyst integrates in-line and destroys contaminants using very low energy and no added reagents, suited to off-grid/industrial operations.

Anima, the biomimicry studio, sees the water pollution challenge as a critical threat for both human health and ecosystems. Bioinspiration is a major opportunity to develop innovative water treatment solutions to reduce reliance on harmful chemicals and energy-intensive processes.

Proud to be Out of the Lab Award Top 5. Thank you Anima, the biomimicry studio for the kind support!

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News Release

Inside Xatoms’ mission to clean the world’s water

Article Features

November 6, 2025

Canada's Most Investible Cleantech

Foresight

October 8, 2025

Tech for good: Entrepreneurs in tech merge innovation with social impact

The Globe and Mail

October 2, 2025

Mining water treatment: Photocatalysis could redefine risk and resilience

Canadian Mining Journal

September 16, 2025

Inside Xatoms’ mission to clean the world’s water

Techalliance

September 15, 2025

The New Nation MakersCanada’s in its rebrand era. Meet the 40 young folks leading the charge

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