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Former CFO of a listed Electric Vehicle Company. Leading market growth strategy and funding initiatives.
Finance professional for Investment Banks with 23 years of experience in taking companies public, Structured Financing and Derivatives.
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Chief Science Officer - Dr.Park previously served as President at EMC2 during the phase of Polywell experimental development from 2009 - 2020.
Received his Ph.D. in Astrophysical Sciences from Princeton University.

Renowned plasma physicist - 55 years of research experience. Co-founder of Fusion Power Associates, Chairman of Plasma Physics Division of American Physical Society.
Joined Polywell efforts in 1989. PhD Theoretical Physics Cornell Univ, BS Physics Univ of Notre Dame.

Vice President of Plans and Programs at EMC2 with 39 yearsof R&D management experience at the US Navy Research Programs, including 30 years leading the US Navy Energy R&D Office.
Joined EMC2 in 2007. PhD and BSc, Chemical Engineering from the University ofSheffield.

John has been actively involved as an advisor on EMC2’s direction and assisting with fundraising.
He worked at Microsoft for 26 years on Windows NT, Xbox, Windows HPC, and others.
He is currently employed as an engineer at IonQ where he helps program robots to fire lasers at ions to do math.

Former Team Member
Dr.Robert W. Bussard was the inventor of the Polywell fusion approach. Received his Ph.D. in Astrophysical Sciences from Princeton University.
Founded EMC2, with the insight that a Polywell device could generate net fusion energy by integrating a high beta magnetic cusp with a potential well.
Dr.Bussard served as technical director of EMC2 until his passing in 2007.

Former Team Member
Prof.Lapenta served as the Theory Advisor for EMC2 in developing a first-principles plasma code of Polywell devices based on his ECsim PIC model. He had 30 years of experience in plasma physics code development at LANL and KU Leuven.
Served as a leader of Applicationsat Intel Exascience Lab. PhD, Plasma Physics, Politecnico di Torino.
