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Sealor team at the Lab

Join the Sealor Team 

Be part of a groundbreaking technology shaping the future of flood protection. Contribute to innovative solutions that make our cities safer and more resilient

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Sealor’s Public Debut at Miami Climate 365

Sealor's first public presentation at Miami Climate 365. Presenting Sealor allowed us to showcase how nature-based solutions can play a critical role in addressing coastal resilience. As cities like Miami face increasing pressure from sea-level rise and extreme weather, the need for scalable, sustainable infrastructure solutions has never been more urgent.

Values

Sustainability & Environmental Responsibility.

We develop innovative, nature-inspired solutions that protect communities while preserving the environment.

Innovation & Scientific Excellence.

We push the boundaries of geotechnology, applying cutting-edge research to solve real-world climate challenges.

Resilience & Protection.

Our technology strengthens infrastructure, preventing flooding and ensuring long-term safety for cities and ecosystems.

 

Collaboration & Impact.

We work closely with communities, researchers, and industry leaders to create scalable solutions for a climate-resilient future.

Vision

To become a global leader in flood prevention and climate-resilient infrastructure, revolutionizing urban protection through cutting-edge biotechnology. We envision a world where cities thrive despite environmental challenges, safeguarded by sustainable and scalable solutions.

Mission

At Sealor, we are committed to developing innovative, nature-inspired solutions that protect cities and communities from flooding. Through our advanced Microbially Induced Calcite Precipitation (MICP) technology, we strengthen infrastructure, enhance resilience, and promote sustainable, long-term solutions for a safer future.

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Supported by

Sealor supported by NSF

Sustainable Flood Prevention

Sealor introduces natural, biobased subterranean barriers to combat urban compound and bottom-up flooding in South Florida.

About the Technology

Sealor's pioneering technology addresses the urgent need for flood prevention in South Florida. Our sustainable and cost-effective approach aims to safeguard millions of residents and valuable infrastructure from the escalating risks posed by rising sea levels and extreme weather events.

Who Benefits from Sealor technology?

Sealor’s MICP technology enhances flood protection for residents, provides cost-effective resilience solutions for cities, and offers scalable investment opportunities with strong financial and environmental returns, contributing to a more secure and sustainable future.

Residents

City Government

Investors 

Sealor’s innovative technology provides residents of buildings and houses with enhanced flood protection, ensuring safer living environments and reducing property damage risks.

City governments benefit from cost-effective, long-term infrastructure solutions that strengthen urban resilience against climate change and extreme weather.

Investors gain access to a high-impact, scalable solution that addresses a critical global challenge while offering strong financial and environmental returns. By integrating Sealor’s technology, communities, governments, and stakeholders can build a more secure and sustainable future.

team

Our dedicated team of passionate individuals is committed to increasing sustainability and driving meaningful change. Each member brings unique expertise and experiences from various sectors, united by a shared vision.

Founder & CEO

Dr. Alexander Suma

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Lead Microbiology

Prof. Dr. Robert Smith

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Lead Biochemistry

Dr. Timothy L. Vail

Dr. Timothy L. Vail

Lead Marketing 

Elena Kazakova

Elena Kazakova

Strategic Partnerships Lead

Rachel DeLevie-Orey

Rachel DeLevie-Orey

Microbiology R&D

Sam Angel 

Sam Angel

Microbiology Technician

Debora McMenamin

Debora McMenamin

Hydrologic Modelling Engineer

Saad Javed

Saad Javed

Make a Difference

Partner with Sealor to implement innovative flood control solutions.

Northeast Miami-Dade County, Fla., on Thursday, June 13, 2024. A tropical disturbance brought a rare flash flood emergency to much of southern Florida the day before. Floridians prepared to weather more heavy rainfall on Thursday and Friday. (AP Photo/Daniel Kozin)

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Contact us if you have any questions, requests or would like to offer your support.

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