LabInCube

LabInCube is a South Korea-based advanced materials company specializing in the development of metal-organic frameworks (MOFs), integrating both experimental and computational data to accelerate their discovery and optimization. These advanced MOF materials hold significant potential for diverse applications, including efficient carbon capture, enhanced gas storage solutions, and targeted drug delivery systems. Notably, LabInCube was the first entity to successfully commercialize MOF materials, building upon technology that garnered recognition with the 2025 Nobel Prize in Chemistry. The company secured significant early-stage funding in early 2026, though the precise investment amount has not been publicly disclosed. Operating within the advanced materials sector, LabInCube maintains academic partnerships, including a notable affiliation with Sookmyung Women's University. The organization was founded by Professor Choi Kyung-min; its specific founding year is not publicly available.