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Entrepreneurship for Max-Planck Scientists - by MPF Start-up Initiative

Andreas Reiser
Terraplasma
Plasma Medicine
Cold Plasma Technology
Chaos Theory
Max Planck Innovation
Medical Devices Market
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Empowering Max-Planck Founders by MPF Start-up Initiative

We are passionate about deep tech, entrepreneurship, and science. We believe in the transformative power of science when it is brought into society through entrepreneurship.

That’s why we connect you with outstanding individuals from the Max Planck ecosystem, giving you a window into their entrepreneurial journeys. They share their insigh... more

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Artwork for Entrepreneurship for Max-Planck Scientists

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Episode Title: The Future of Chemistry: Prof. Peter Seeberger on Sustainability, Glycoscience & the Circular Economy

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Episode Title: The Scientist as a Tinkerer: Prof. Eberhard Bodenschatz on Curiosity, Failure & the Leap into Entrepreneurship

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Episode Title: From Cold Plasma to Company: Julia Zimmermann & Gregor Morfill on Science, Chaos, and the Leap into Entrepreneurship

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What does it actually take to turn cutting-edge physics research into a compa... more

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Peter Seeberger
Director of the MaxPlanck Institute for Colloids and Interfaces; renowned chemist and entrepreneur
Max Planck Society
Episode: #2 The Future of Chemistry: Prof. Peter Seeberger on Sustainability & Innovation
Eberhard Bodenschatz
Professor; researcher in dynamics and self-organization
Max Planck Institute (Dynamics and Self-Organization)
Episode: #1 I'm a Tinkerer, that's why I'm a Top Scientist" | Prof. Eberhard Bodenschatz
Greg Morfill
Former director at the Max Planck Institute for Extraterrestrial Physics
Terraplasma / Terraplasma Medical
Episode: #3 Naivety, chaos theory, and a near-fatal contract mistake — the Terraplasma founders hold nothing back.
Julia Zimmermann
Physicist, CEO of Terraplasma
Terraplasma / Terraplasma Medical
Episode: #3 Naivety, chaos theory, and a near-fatal contract mistake — the Terraplasma founders hold nothing back.

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#1 I'm a Tinkerer, that's why I'm a Top Scientist" | Prof. Eberhard Bodenschatz
Q: How could the ecosystem support the development of scientists to become entrepreneurs within Max Planck?
Trust and a safety net from foundations or the institution are crucial, allowing scientists to explore startup opportunities without risking their scientific career, and ensuring that they can return to academia if needed.
#2 The Future of Chemistry: Prof. Peter Seeberger on Sustainability & Innovation
Q: How should scientists approach risk and timing in pursuing entrepreneurship?
Be mindful of risk, have a clearly thought-through path, and understand that not every idea needs immediate commercialization; sometimes the best impact comes from early exploration and later collaboration with industry.
#2 The Future of Chemistry: Prof. Peter Seeberger on Sustainability & Innovation
Q: What conditions help scientists become entrepreneurs?
An open biotope where scientists, industry partners, and potential investors connect; role models; and mixtures of fundamental science with opportunities to translate into applications are key ingredients.
#2 The Future of Chemistry: Prof. Peter Seeberger on Sustainability & Innovation
Q: Are scientists good entrepreneurs?
There are good and not-so-good scientists; there is no inherent correlation between being a great scientist and being a great entrepreneur, but with risk tolerance, translating science into products, and an enabling environment, scientists can become successful entrepreneurs.

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