Greg Fridman is the Founder and CEO of AAPlasma, an R&D firm focused on cold plasma. He is an entrepreneur and academic, as well as a creative problem solver, decisive team leader, and persuasive communicator.

Greg is a seasoned R&D director with strong team building, and technology integration skills, and has a Ph.D. in Biomedical Engineering, with an interest in synthetic chemistry, plasma chemistry, catalysis, and plasma engineering.

Greg is also a principal investigator and Co-PI on multiple government and private grants with an overall budget exceeding $15M. Here are a few of the topics we’ll discuss on this episode of Cache Flow:

• What forever chemicals are used for and the problems they have.
• How to reduce the harm fluorocarbons cause.
• The challenges of replacing fluorocarbons.
• How to filter forever chemicals out of water.
• The difficulties of regenerating activated carbon.
• The need for a new invention to replace fluorocarbons.
• The issues with owning a new electric car.
• How to get government funding as a tech startup.
• The difference between venture capital and government funding.
• What SBIR is and how you get funding through these programs.

Resources:

• AAPlasma LLC
• Government Contracting
• Government Grants
• NSF's Innovation Corps
• SBIR
• NextFab
• Zephyro

Connect with Greg Fridman:

• LinkedIn

Connecting with the host:

• Brian Dainis on LinkTree