Episode 6

Part 2: Aslak Stubsgaard explains how to build a nuclear start-up and a unique approach to developing a reactor

Published on: 9th September, 2021

In the last episode, Copenhagen Atomics CTO explained the details of their breeder molten salt reactor. However, so far we left out how they started the company, funded operations for the last 6 years and their unique approach to building reactors, while simultaneously dealing with the legal and practical issues of wanting to deal with fissile material. But before that Aslak explains how he got into the topic of nuclear reactors and how he met his co-founders.

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Doing a PhD in theoretical physics, he is still interested in the practical overlap of research, engineering and start-ups that changes the world.