Built from Science

Tarranix was born in December 2024, driven by the need to overcome global disruptions in semiconductor production due to material shortages and dependence on certain countries. This situation highlighted the limitations of the current system and the vulnerability of the industry, which led to the creation of the project. The goal was not just to replicate existing technology but to improve it to avoid future setbacks, with the vision of covering the entire photonic chip production chain, from research and design to manufacturing and industrial …

  • Youssef Bat, Software & AI Engineer at Tarranix

    Youssef Bat

    Software & AI Engineer

    At Tarranix, Youssef contributes to the development of intelligent software tools and computational systems supporting the project's photonic technologies.

  • Noelia Pacheco Guijo, Physicist at Tarranix

    Noelia Pacheco Guijo

    Physicist

    Physics student focused on integrated photonics, combining photonic design, simulation, and programming to develop efficient optical systems and innovative PIC solutions.

  • Pedro Ciurana Roman, Project Manager – Physics at Tarranix

    Pedro Ciurana Roman

    Project Manager – Physics

    At Tarranix, Pedro focuses on photonics, quantum technologies, and advanced computing architectures, combining scientific insight with strategic project leadership.

  • Razia Batool, Nanomaterial Researcher at Tarranix

    Razia Batool

    Nanomaterial Researcher

    Razia is a nanophotonics researcher specializing in biosensors, nanofabrication, and optical characterization.

  • Miguel Fortes, Electronics & PCB Engineer at Tarranix

    Miguel Fortes

    Electronics & PCB Engineer

    At Tarranix, Miguel develops the electronic systems and PCB architecture required to control, interface, and integrate the project's photonic circuits.

Our Friends

  • ACCIÓ — Catalonia Trade & Investment
  • ACIE — Agencia de Certificación en Innovación Española
  • Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya — BarcelonaTech

Brainlab Fundamental Physics & Technology Hub

Tarranix Corporation's deep-tech R&D hub, where photonics, advanced computing, and fundamental physics come together to develop next-generation technologies

Av. Igualtat 42, B1, 08902 L'Hospitalet de Llobregat, Barcelona

  • Brainlab hub entrance
  • Team working at the Brainlab hub
  • Workstation at the Brainlab hub
  • Brainlab hub facade

Industrial Production Site Under Construction

Tarranix Corporation's future industrial production facility, designed to support the scale-up, manufacturing, and deployment of next-generation photonic technologies.

Av. Reus 17, 43311 Vilanova d'Escornalbou, Tarragona

  • Aerial view of the industrial production site
  • Elevation plan of the industrial production site
  • Exterior enclosure plan
  • Section plan of the industrial production site