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Introduction
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How the Sun Works
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Background
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Key Questions
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Can You Sell Yourself
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Work on Other Peoples Problems
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Challenges Solutions
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What happened here
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Working with small companies
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Reinventing ideas
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Fundamental assumptions
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Energy Storage
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Social Side
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Industry vs Academia
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Research
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StartUp
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PhD Advice
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Philanthropy
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Tropical Forests
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Venture Philanthropy
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The Deep Third World
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Small World Group
Description:
Explore how a physics background can be leveraged for venture philanthropy and making a global impact in this lecture by Frank Levinson, fiber optics entrepreneur and founder of Small World Group. Delve into topics such as solar energy, problem-solving, entrepreneurship, and working with small companies. Learn about energy storage, the social aspects of science, and the differences between industry and academia. Gain insights on startup culture, PhD advice, and the concept of venture philanthropy. Discover how physics can be applied to address challenges in tropical forests and the developing world, and understand the mission of Small World Group in incubating core technology startups focused on clean tech, optics, and materials.

Making a Difference With Your Physics Degree - Venture Philanthropy and Entrepreneurship

APS Physics
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