In this episode, we talk with Carl Weggel, a central figure at Kronos Fusion Energy and the lead designer of our patented S.M.A.R.T. Fusion Generators. Carl has over fifty years of experience in tokamak and fusion generator design. We discuss his journey from working with the legendary Dr. D. Bruce Montgomery at MIT on the Alcator 'C' tokamak to his role as Chief Scientist at Kronos.

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Carl shares his thoughts on the challenges and rewards of fusion energy, the significance of superconductors in modern technology, and the evolving landscape of fusion energy commercialization. Learn about his groundbreaking work in developing compact, ultra-high-field tokamak pathways and the patented S.M.A.R.T. 40 generators. This episode offers an insightful look into the future of fusion energy and Carl's passion for sustainable solutions

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In this episode of the Kronos Fusion Energy Podcast, I'm joined by Martin Owens, our Chief Strategy Officer and Board Advisor. With over 35 years of experience in advanced nuclear reactors and project management, Martin brings a wealth of knowledge to our team. Currently, he's a Senior Director at Los Alamos National Laboratory, leading capital project execution. Before joining Kronos Fusion Energy, Martin was the EPC Director at GE Hitachi, where he managed nuclear reactor and fuel development programs.

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Martin's journey into nuclear energy started with an unexpected job at BWXT Nuclear Operations Group, Inc., where he helped develop advanced reactors for the Navy. He talks about how nuclear technology has evolved, the challenges in nuclear energy, and how his experience guides our efforts at Kronos Fusion Energy. This conversation offers unique insights into the strategic landscape of fusion energy and what we're doing to achieve energy independence. Don't miss it!

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In this episode of the Kronos Fusion Energy Podcast, I'm joined by Paul Weiss, our Chief Material Scientist and Board Advisor. Paul is a distinguished nanoscientist and material science expert with a career marked by groundbreaking achievements. He has co-authored over 400 research publications, holds more than 40 patents, and has been recognized with numerous prestigious awards. Currently affiliated with UCLA, Paul was the Fred Kavli Chair in NanoSystems Sciences and served as the director of the California NanoSystems Institute.

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We discuss Paul's journey from his early days at MIT to his pioneering work with the scanning tunneling microscope. Paul shares insights into his passion for nanotechnology and how it has influenced various fields, from electronics to medicine. We also explore the challenges and opportunities in fusion energy, focusing on material science's crucial role in developing the S.M.A.R.T. 40 fusion energy generator. This episode is packed with information about the impact of nanotechnology and how innovations in material science are driving the future of fusion energy.

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