ABOUT THIS EPISODE
“I started the company and 28 days later the world was ruined!" ☠️🌍
Florian Döring has quite some stories to tell:
🏭 Why and how he founded XRnanotech?
😷 What the pandemic meant for the company?
🦸🏼♂️ Which superpowers he wants to have as a CEO and how he makes the invisible visible?
The full story is now available on your favorite podcast app! #yourfriendlyphysicist #podcast #science #research #startup #entrepreneur #swiss #interview
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