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EPISODE · Dec 5, 2020 · 39 MIN

Cyril Dupuy CEO of Vaonis | Astronomy, Optics, and Telescope Innovation | People of Science

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This week we had the pleasure of having Cyril Dupuy on the podcast! He's the CEO of Vaonis, an ex-Aerospace engineer, and extremely passionate about astronomy. We discuss Vaonis' telescope Stellina and all the ways they are making it easy for ANYONE to view the night sky and guided by their platform's application. A really great talk with a science based thinker who's on a mission to innovate astronomy for beginners, children, and anyone who's not doing it because it's too complicated to get started.  We discuss where Cyril's passion for science started and how he's finding a balance between being an engineer and the best CEO he can be for his team at Vaonis. Business and science combine! We also discuss the next product that just finished up its Kickstarter - Vespera! The slim-downed version of Stellina with all the great features - in a smaller package for anyone's budget (available at the start of 2022) Check out what Vaonis offers at their website Vaonis.com On our segment, 'People of Science' we talk with those passionate about the scientific mindset and what got them into their field. The challenges or stories of how they got to where they are today, how they think, and the science they love. 

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