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Diana Virgovicova’s Path from Stockholm Water Prize to Canada’s Top Youth Entrepreneur with Xatoms

Hey Ground Zero fam! 🚀

Today, we’re spotlighting another founder making waves in deep tech and climate tech.

Founder: Diana Virgovicova
Company: Xatoms
Sector: Climate Tech (Water Purification using Quantum Chemistry + AI)
Location: Canada

You’ll learn: Diana’s journey from Slovakia to Canada, how she’s using cutting-edge technology to purify water, and why investors are taking note of Xatoms. We’ll also explore how her team is tackling global water issues with innovation and determination.

Founder Background

Diana’s path to entrepreneurship began early. At 14, a backpacking trip across Asia exposed her to the harsh realities of water pollution. She was moved by how water shortages affected communities and decided to take action. She began researching water purification using quantum chemistry and went on to win the Stockholm Junior Water Prize. This achievement helped her secure a full scholarship (Lester B Pearson) to the University of Toronto, where she would eventually launch Xatoms.

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