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Invahack, the Chilean startup bringing its technology against marine invasions to the port sector

The startup Invahack, born at UCSC, receives funding from ANID to commercially validate its platform for preventing marine invasive species in ports.

Marta Uriarte Elizondo · 6 July 2026