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Business and innovation

Business and innovation

A calculated risk

24 Aug 2018 Margaret Harris
This article first appeared in the 2018 Physics World Focus on Instruments and Vacuum

For neutron scientist Peter Böni, founding a company felt like a huge gamble – until a chance meeting over coffee with like-minded colleagues persuaded him to take the plunge

Special supermirrors: Peter Böni. (Courtesy: Swiss Neutronics AG)
What led you to start Swiss Neutronics? In the 1990s, I began developing so-called “supermirror”

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