Francesco is a high-tech entrepreneur. He is a founder of QualySense, a Swiss start-up that plans to revolutionize the quality control of grains, beans and seeds with its unique high-throughput sorting devices, which are able to sort millions of grains “one by one” at a very high-speed and with respect to biochemical and visual properties. Francesco holds a PhD in Spectroscopy (University of Zürich, Switzerland), a Master in Aerospace Engineering (Politecnico di Milano, Italy), a Bachelor in Spacecraft and Vehicles (SUPAERO, France), and a Certificate of Applied Science (University of South Australia – International Space University, Australia).
A PHILANTHROPIC INITIATIVE OF A PRIVATE CONSORTIUM
Turning scientific innovation into entrepreneurial activity and job creation is the basis of societal and economical prosperity. In the very early stages, startups bear very high risks that are neither carried by public money nor by private investors. Supporting seed stage startups fills a crucial gap and is therefore purely philanthropic.
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