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Minerali was formed to take a laboratory-validated carbon-removal pathway and build it into deployable industrial infrastructure.

Leadership

Maxwell Seidel

Co-founder & CEO

Maxwell Seidel is a Princeton-trained civil and environmental engineer whose research and career span carbon mineralization, sustainable materials, and climate technology deployment. Before founding Minerali, he worked on cementitious carbon capture and with early-stage ventures across the clean-technology landscape. As CEO, he leads strategy, fundraising, and partnerships, guiding the company from its origins in MIT laboratory research toward pilot-scale deployment on the Massachusetts coast.

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Admir Masic — Co-founder · Board
Mirza Cifric — Co-founder · Board

Advisors

Minerali is advised by specialists across ocean engineering, materials science, biogeochemistry, and marine operations. Specific names and affiliations are omitted at this stage of the company.

Collaborations and Locations

Research origin: MIT. Funding and facilities support: MassCEC, MassVentures, New Bedford Research & Robotics, and Gloucester Marine Genomics Institute.

Rendering of the renovated New Bedford Research & Robotics facility — Rendering of the renovated NBRR facility, New Bedford — prototype build space.

Gloucester Marine Genomics Institute building and harbor — GMGI facility, Gloucester — pilot site.

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