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Hi, I’m Benjamin 👋

Completed my Ph.D. in theoretical physics at the age of 24, bootstrapping my own publishing house: Visual Ink Publishing, and writing a blog on Startups Shaping the Future of Computing 🤓

As a venture partner, I am helping Lunar Ventures invest in deep-tech startups shaping the future of computing, from novel AI chips to leveraging AI for materials development 🦾

TL;DR

I am working on a new startup and
looking for co-founders 🚀

It’s very early and still in stealth mode, but to give you a hint, I am looking into how to make RnD more productive.

I’ll be traveling in the spring of 2024 to the United States – please let me know if you’d like to catch up or if you know anyone I should meet:

March 8 – 18: Boston
March 19 – 26: New York City

Early Study

They attend lectures alongside high school, take exams like real students, and there are around 2,000 of them across Germany: schoolchildren taking part in the program ‘early study.’

What began as a pilot project around the turn of the millennium inspired universities throughout Germany with its success and prepares early students today for tomorrow’s studies.

Based on three years of my own experience and a recent survey by the Deutsche Telekom Stiftung, I wrote this book to tell a story of how early study can succeed.

About Benjamin

I defended my Ph.D. thesis in theoretical physics in 2021 and went through the Entrepreneur First startup program – meeting lots of cool people but no co-founder to launch a tech startup. Then, I switched gears and joined Lunar Ventures as an investor.

It’s been two incredible years at Lunar Ventures, where I’ve had the chance to learn a ton about VC and deep tech, meet many great entrepreneurs and fellow investors, and lead our investment in SemiQon – a Finnish quantum hardware startup, building silicon-based quantum processors for the million-qubit era.

Now, I am back on the founder’s side, working on my next big thing.

Stay tuned 🚀