Pond Biomaterials
Naila Moloo is a dedicated innovator and researcher currently engaged in the development of bioplastic from duckweed at Pond Biomaterials and Carleton University. Naila has extensive experience in the renewable energy sector, including building flexible solar panels at Toronto Metropolitan University. Naila is a prominent speaker, having presented on global stages and hosted a podcast aimed at empowering younger generations. Previous experiences include a fellowship at X, the moonshot factory, and active participation in initiatives with The Knowledge Society, focusing on technology and gender equality. Naila also served as an advisory council member for UNITAR and has showcased capabilities in various technical roles, including job shadowing at QD Solar Inc. and contributing to related research endeavors. Currently pursuing education at Elmwood School, Naila demonstrates a strong commitment to innovation and sustainability.
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Pond Biomaterials
Pond is a biotech company that designs sustainable solutions of tomorrow with the use of bio-based resins ready to be mixed natural fibers. Its product is suitable to be used to substitute traditional crude-oil resins in many industries, including the automotive, wind power, airplane, textile, construction, bottling, and plastic packaging industry.It was founded in 2015 and is based in Aarhus, Midtjylland, Denmark.