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pronounce baccarat Building on unparalleled nuclear experience, James Owen to lead Fuse's strategy to build technology solutions for sustainable, clean, reliable energy SAN LEANDRO, Calif. , Nov. 21, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Fuse , a leading nuclear fusion company dedicated to accelerating the world's transition to fusion energy while safeguarding humankind, today announced the appointment of Los Alamos National Laboratory's (LANL) Chief Engineer for Nuclear Weapons, James Owen , as President of Fuse Federal, the company's wholly-owned subsidiary focused on U.S. government business. " James Owen's unparalleled background in nuclear engineering and his leadership at Los Alamos National Lab make him the ideal person to spearhead our federal business," said JC Btaiche, Founder and CEO of Fuse. "His experience and unique background at LANL will be invaluable as we strive to solve one of humanity's grandest challenges: fusion energy." At Los Alamos , Owen was responsible for the oversight of all weapons engineering activities in support of the Lab's national security mission to ensure America's nuclear deterrent remains effective and secure. Notably, Owen led and delivered four stockpile modernization programs while sustaining the United States' legacy deterrent through surveillance, weapons response, and more. Owen oversaw six divisions at Los Alamos with over 1,300 staff members and an annual budget of $1 billion dollars . LANL's heritage stretches back to the Manhattan Project, and now Owen will be working on what many consider humanity's next Manhattan Project: unlocking clean and abundant fusion energy. As President of Fuse Federal, Owen will leverage his extensive experience in nuclear technologies to lead the company's efforts in providing critical products and testing services for components of the nuclear stockpile and other defense infrastructure. He will focus on expanding the company's radiation services, a critical component of nuclear fusion energy, for government customers while also contributing to Fuse's overall strategy for commercializing fusion energy technology as a source of clean energy. Owen will join Fuse's executive team to drive the expansion of fusion and pulsed power products and services for the Department of Defense, the Department of Energy, and other customers. Owen expressed enthusiasm about joining Fuse: "Since beginning as a summer student in 1988, I have been privileged to work with the most amazing people on the most important mission for the nation," Owen said. "And I am looking forward to working on one of the most difficult yet important technological challenges facing humanity and our planet – fusion energy." The Honorable Lisa Gordon-Hagerty, Fuse board member and former Under Secretary of Energy for Nuclear Security, added: "Fuse will provide critically needed and groundbreaking technologies to the national security ecosystem and will support a clean energy future. I am thrilled that James Owen , a pioneer in the nuclear security community has joined the Fuse team, bringing invaluable experience and expertise which will enable the nuclear enterprise to accelerate and execute important missions." About Fuse Fuse is a California -based nuclear fusion company dedicated to accelerating the world's transition to fusion energy while safeguarding humankind. Through its subsidiary, Fuse Federal, the company provides essential radiation services to U.S. government agencies, supporting critical defense and energy initiatives. View original content to download multimedia: https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/los-alamos-chief-engineer-joins-nuclear-fusion-startup-fuse-to-lead-federal-business-302313709.html SOURCE Fuse Energy Technologies Corporation

Brighton & Hove Albion head coach Fabian Hurzeler has played down a message on social media by Julio Enciso after he was left out of the squad for the 3-1 defeat at Fulham . Enciso, pictured at the gym at the club’s training centre earlier today, stated: “Let no one extinguish your desire to achieve your dreams.” Advertisement Hurzeler, speaking after his side’s third league loss of the season at Craven Cottage said: “For sure I’m aware (of the posting). Julio is a young player, an important player. he has big dreams, wants to achieve things and he shows his willingness. I’m a big fan of this. “But in the end, I am the coach and I need to make tough decisions. I’ve said before this season it would be tough, because we have a big squad with a lot of offensive players. “Today it was case of going without Julio, but he is a player for us and we treat him like that. He is doing well in training and trying to improve, which is very positive.” Enciso has not started a Premier League game under Hurzeler, having been limited to seven substitute appearances in the first 14 games of the season. The 20-year-old was praised by Hurzeler last month for asking to play in the under-21s. He had 45 minutes in a 2-0 win against Anderlecht, a week after scoring a late equaliser for Paraguay in a 1-1 draw against Bolivia in South American World Cup qualifying. Enciso missed Brighton ’s pre-season tour of Japan in July after lobbying owner-chairman Tony Bloom to be allowed to represent his country in the Olympic Games in France, rather than taking an early opportunity to impress Hurzeler following the 31-year-old German’s June move from St Pauli. GO DEEPER Enciso is fulfilling his Olympics dream - but what will it mean for him and Brighton? (Top photo: Matt McNulty/Getty Images)

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