Edited by Cyrine Ben-Hafaïedh, Associate Professor in Entrepreneurship and Strategy, Paris Campus, IÉSEG School of Management, France and Thomas M. Cooney, Professor of Entrepreneurship, School of Marketing and Entrepreneurship, Technological University Dublin, Ireland

• Contents:Introduction: Cases on STEM Entrepreneurship xviiCyrine Ben-Hafa.edh and Thomas M. Cooney1 The use of case studies in entrepreneurship education 1Thomas M. Cooney2 Innovative Fermentations (New Zealand) 23Janine Swail and Stefan Korber3 Venture Orbital Systems (France) 37Cyrine Ben-Hafaïedh and Jacques Angot4 ApisProtect (Ireland) 49Gillian Barrett and Ciara Fitzgerald5 heliopas.ai (Germany) 58Ralph Henn, Orestis Terzidis, Tim Haubeil, MailinSchultmann, and Luise Kaufmann6 Micron Agritech (Ireland) 72Thomas M. Cooney and Martina Brophy7 Volocopter (Germany) 87Sarah Manthey, Marcos Gonzalez, and Orestis Terzidis8 Wellness Technologies (Chile) 102Valeria Bravo and Katherina Kuschel9 MARGE (Germany) 120Jelena Simon and Kerstin EttlIndex

‘Case studies add to students’ understanding of entrepreneurial thinking and business problem solving. This collection of case studies provides deep insights into various STEM entrepreneurial careers around the world. A much needed and highly relevant resource for STEM educators and students!’

Edited by Cyrine Ben-Hafaïedh, Associate Professor in Entrepreneurship and Strategy, Paris Campus, IÉSEG School of Management, France and Thomas M. Cooney, Professor of Entrepreneurship, School of Marketing and Entrepreneurship, Technological University Dublin, Ireland

• Contents:Introduction: Cases on STEM Entrepreneurship xviiCyrine Ben-Hafa.edh and Thomas M. Cooney1 The use of case studies in entrepreneurship education 1Thomas M. Cooney2 Innovative Fermentations (New Zealand) 23Janine Swail and Stefan Korber3 Venture Orbital Systems (France) 37Cyrine Ben-Hafaïedh and Jacques Angot4 ApisProtect (Ireland) 49Gillian Barrett and Ciara Fitzgerald5 heliopas.ai (Germany) 58Ralph Henn, Orestis Terzidis, Tim Haubeil, MailinSchultmann, and Luise Kaufmann6 Micron Agritech (Ireland) 72Thomas M. Cooney and Martina Brophy7 Volocopter (Germany) 87Sarah Manthey, Marcos Gonzalez, and Orestis Terzidis8 Wellness Technologies (Chile) 102Valeria Bravo and Katherina Kuschel9 MARGE (Germany) 120Jelena Simon and Kerstin EttlIndex

‘Case studies add to students’ understanding of entrepreneurial thinking and business problem solving. This collection of case studies provides deep insights into various STEM entrepreneurial careers around the world. A much needed and highly relevant resource for STEM educators and students!’

Edited by Cyrine Ben-Hafaïedh, Associate Professor in Entrepreneurship and Strategy, Paris Campus, IÉSEG School of Management, France and Thomas M. Cooney, Professor of Entrepreneurship, School of Marketing and Entrepreneurship, Technological University Dublin, Ireland

• Contents:Introduction: Cases on STEM Entrepreneurship xviiCyrine Ben-Hafa.edh and Thomas M. Cooney1 The use of case studies in entrepreneurship education 1Thomas M. Cooney2 Innovative Fermentations (New Zealand) 23Janine Swail and Stefan Korber3 Venture Orbital Systems (France) 37Cyrine Ben-Hafaïedh and Jacques Angot4 ApisProtect (Ireland) 49Gillian Barrett and Ciara Fitzgerald5 heliopas.ai (Germany) 58Ralph Henn, Orestis Terzidis, Tim Haubeil, MailinSchultmann, and Luise Kaufmann6 Micron Agritech (Ireland) 72Thomas M. Cooney and Martina Brophy7 Volocopter (Germany) 87Sarah Manthey, Marcos Gonzalez, and Orestis Terzidis8 Wellness Technologies (Chile) 102Valeria Bravo and Katherina Kuschel9 MARGE (Germany) 120Jelena Simon and Kerstin EttlIndex

‘Case studies add to students’ understanding of entrepreneurial thinking and business problem solving. This collection of case studies provides deep insights into various STEM entrepreneurial careers around the world. A much needed and highly relevant resource for STEM educators and students!’