NanoSci Solutions is a legitimate deep-tech spinoff from the University of Gdańsk, specializing in patented photocatalytic nanomaterials for air purification and food preservation. External verification confirms the existence of the company, its academic roots (Prof. Adriana Zaleska-Medynska), and European patents. The technology is highly innovative, utilizing UV-activated titanium dioxide nanotubes. However, the project submission itself contained extremely poor quality data, specifically the demonstrably false claim that "most people have used my product" and a lack of financial transparency ("marketcap: null"). While the technology scores highly for innovation and utility, the PoU score is severely impacted by the lack of verifiable commercial traction evidence in the submission and the unprofessional quality of the response.
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