Enzymatic

Biotechnology meets the built environment.

Enzymatic, led by Jeff Andersen with WPI Professors Nima Rahbar and Suzanne Scarlata, is pioneering EC3—a biological additive that enables concrete to self-heal and last twice as long. Their enzyme-driven formula seals cracks, strengthens structures, and reduces carbon emissions, tackling the U.S.’s $21 billion infrastructure repair burden.

Backed by EPA and Air Force SBIR grants and lauded by Fast Company, Enzymatic shows how bio-innovation can transform concrete from static to regenerative.