S S S S S S e e e e c e c c e r r r c e c e e c r t M r t M t M r e e e i i i l l l t i t i i t t t t M a M a a M r r r y y y i T i T T i l l l i e i e e i t t t c c c a a a h h h r n r n n r y o y o o y l l l T o T o o T g g g e y e y y e . . . c c c c c c S o S o S o h h h e m e m e m nc c n c n r Network Linrk Analysis: Dr. Glen Wurrden e e e o o o t t t M M M l & the LANL P-24 Group l l o o o i i i l l l i i i gt t g t g a a a yr y Executive Summary r y y r y y .T T . T . ce e c e c oc This analysis assesses the role of Dr. Glen Wurdcen and the Los Alamos Natoional Laboratory c o S h S h S h (LANL) P-24 Magnetized Plasma Team as a human capital and technology transfer vector to the mn n m n m e oprivate Fieeld-Reversed Configuration (FRC) ecosystemo, focusing on MSNW LLC, Helion e o c Enl oergy, and TcAE Technologies. The investigation concluldoes that while the P-24 group does not c l o r functgion as a dirrect human capital pipeline, it serves as a crgitical and active technology transfer r g e vector y through a setructured, capability-focused, and governm y ent-mediated model. The primary e y . . . c c c t S mechanism o for this tratSnsfer is the Department of Energy's (DOE) I o nnovation SNetwork for Fusion t o M M M e Energy (INFUmSE) prograem, which facilitates formal partnerships. Thmrough this perogram, private m c c c companies contract LANL to leverage its unique and advanced diagnostic hardware and i r ir r i l e le e l i high-performance simulation ciapabilities to de-risk specific, mission-critical technical challenges. i t t M This relationship is best charact tt eMrized as a "capability-as-a-service" model rather than t aM t a a a i traditional talent pipeline. This struciture is well-suited to an advanced technology ecosysteim r l i lri l i r y t a where private entities are protecting htigyahly proprietary intellectual property while still requiringt a y T r y access to the unparalleled resources of thr Te y national laboratory system. r y T T T T e e e e 1. Analysis of LANL-Privatee Sector Interactions e c c cc c c h h h h h h n n n This section investigates direct, person-to-person links between the LANL P-24 group and the n o on o n talrget private companies through co-authored research alnd the career paths of junior l o o o o o o persognnel. The analysis reveals a notable absence of recengt direct collaboration, pointing to a g l shift iny the nature of the relationship from foundational acadelmyic partnership to a more formal, y l o . o. . o firewalledc engagement as the private sector matured. c c S g o S go S o g e m e m e m y y y c 1.1 Collaboration Trcace (Publications & Reports, 2014-Presecnt) r . r . r . e e e c c c t t t M o A comprehensive search of publMications and technical reports from 2014 to t o he presentM yields o S S S no evidence of direct co-authorship between Dr. Glen Wurden or the listed staff of the P-24 i i i l m l m l m e i t Magnetizeed Plasma Team—includingi tDr. Scott C. Hsu, Dr. Thomas E. Weber, and Dr. Samui tel e a a a c r Langendorf— c and personnel explicitly affirliated with MSNW LLC, Helion Energy, or TAE rc y y y Technologies. This absence of open, direct scientific collaboration in the contemporary period is r T r T Tr e e a significant findineg that indicates a change in ethe primary mode of interaction between the ee t c national lab and the ptrivate FRC sector. c c t h h h M M M nThis current state is best understood by examining thne historical context and technical lineage n othat connects these entities. The P-24 group's expertisoe is deeply rooted in the same intellectual o i l i l li l ecoosystem as the target comlpanies. A critical link is the 2o015 paper on plasma-gun-assisted ol i i i g g g t FRC formation, co-authored by tT.E. Weber of LANL and R.J. Smith of the University of t a y a y ya Washing.ton. The University of Washington is the academic hom.e of Dr. John Slough, the . c c c r r r S founder of MoSNW andS a co-founder of Helion Energy, placing thiso work squaSrely within the o y y y e intellectual ormbit of the pr e ivate FRC pioneers. The paper details advamnced FRC e formation m T c c T c T r r r e e e e e e t t t c M M c M c h i l i l h i l h i i i t t t n a a n a n r r r o y y o y o T T T l l l o e e o e o c c c g h h g h g n n n y y y o o o . l l . l . o o o c c c g g g o y y o y o . . . m c c m c m o o o m m m S S S S S S e e e e c e c c e r r r c e c e e c r t M r t M t M r e e e i i i l l l t i t i i t t t t M a M a a M r r r y y y i T i T T i l l l i e i e e i t t t c c c a a a h h h r n r n n r y o y o o y l l l T o T o o T g g g e y e y y e . . . c c c c c c S o S o S o h h h e techniques dimrectly releveant to Magneto-Inertial Fusion (MIF), a corem technologiecal interest of m nc c n c n these companies. r r r e e e o Even more directly, Dr. Weber's earlier dissertation work (oc. 2010) on the Electrodeless Lorentz o t t t M M M l Force (ELF) thruster was the explicit result of a Small Businelss Technology Transfer (STTR) l o o o i l grant awarded to MSNW LLC. Thisi clonfirms a direct, formal research collaboration betweieln a i i i gt t g t g a key member of what would become Wuarden's P-24 team and a foundational company in the a yr private FRC space. r y r y y y y .T The clear historical evidence of academic anTd grant-based collaboration. stands in stark contrast T . ce e c e c to the complete lack of such open partnerships in the post-2014 period. This timeframe oc c o c o S hcoincidSes with the period of major private investmehnt and technological maturation for S h mncompanies like Helion and TAE. This divergence sugngests a deliberate strategic m shift. As these n m e e e o o o companies developed highly proprietary intellectual property backed by billions in private c l o c l o c l o capital, the mode of interaction with national labs transitioned away from open-source academic g g g r r r e partneryships. The e new model, detailed in Section 2, is a firewyalled, capability-for-hire approach e y . . . mediated cby government programs like INFUSE. This structure cprotects the companies' core IP c t S o tS o S t o M while still allowing themM to access LANL's unique capabilities. The absence of recent M e m e m e m c publications is therefore noct a sign of a weak link, but rather an indicator of a matcuring, more i l r e commercially sensitive relat i irolenship. r e i l i i i t t M ttM t M t a a a 1.2 Human Capital Pipeline Analysis i i i r l i lri l i r t t t y a ya a y A direct trace of the junior researchers and postdoctoral fellows identified as members of the r r r T y P-24 team in Dr. Wurden's 2020 INFUSE T wyorkshop presentation reveals no subsequent y T T T T e employment at MSNW, Helion, or TAE Techneologies, refuting the hypothesis that the group e e e e c c serves as a direct talent pipeline to these specificcc companies. c c h h h h ● Dr. Tom Byvank: Identified as a P-24 postdohc in 2020, Dr. Byvank's career has remained h n n n n o at Los Alamos. As of 2021 and beyond, he is doon cumented as a scientist in LANL's X o n l oTheoretical Design Division (XTD), focusing on exlpoerimental and computational plasma l o o o o gphysics. g g l y ly y l o ● Dr.. Kevin Yates: Also a P-24 postdoc in 2020, Dr. Yateso.'s record shows continuous . o c c c S g emplo o yment as Sa postdoctoral researcher within the P-24 g g r o oup at LANSL from 2019 to the o g e presentm. e m e m y y y c c c ● Dr. John Boguski: Listed as a P-24 postdoc in 2020, Dr. Boguski's affiliation remains r . r . r . e e e c with Los Alamos National Laboratory. In 2023, he was serving as Vcice Chair of the c t t t M o American Physical SocietyM (APS) Division of Plasma Physics Public Inoformation M o S S S i Committee, still representing iLANL. i l m l m l m i i i e t a ● Chreis Roper: Identified as a sumt amer student with the P-24 group in 2020, Mr. Roper t a e c r subseqcuently pursued his Ph.D. in rAerospace Engineering at the Georgia Institute of rc y y y r T Technologry. His career path has remaTined firmly in the academic and national lab sphere, Tr e e including a r e esidency at LANL in 2024. e ee c c c t hThe career paths of thtese four individuals show a hclear pattern of talent retention within the h t M M M nnational laboratory and its associated academic econsystem. Rather than exporting personnel to n o o o the private sector, LANL appears to be cultivating and retaining this specialized expertise i l i l li l o l o ol i in-house. This suggests that thie value of the P-24 group to the private FRC ecosystem is not in i g g g t t t a the perysonnel it graduates, but in athe unique concentration ofy expertise it maintains. Private ya . . . companiecs access this stable, persistent national resource not bcy hiring individuals away, but by c r r r y S contracting othe team f S or specific tasks ythrough formal governmento programs. S o y e m e m e m T c c T c T r r r e e e e e e t t t c M M c M c h i l i l h i l h i i i t t t n a a n a n r r r o y y o y o T T T l l l o e e o e o c c c g h h g h g n n n y y y o o o . l l . l . o o o c c c g g g o y y o y o . . . m c c m c m o o o m m m S S S S S S e e e e c e c c e r r r c e c e e c r t M r t M t M r e e e i i i l l l t i t i i t t t t M a M a a M r r r y y y i T i T T i l l l i e i e e i t t t c c c a a a h h h r n r n n r y o y o o y l l l T o T o o T g g g e y e y y e . . . c c c c c c S o S o S o h h h e Name m eRole at LANL (c. 2020) Post-LANL Affiliatiomn(s) Subseequent m nc c n c n r r Employmernt at e e e o o MSNW/Helion/TAE o t t t M M M l Dr. Tom Byvank Postdoc Los Alamos lNational No l o o o i i i l l Laboratory (XTD) l i i i gt t g t g a Dr. Kevin Yates Postdoc a Los Alamos National No a yr r y r y y y Laboratory (P-24) y .T T . T . Dr. John Boguski Postdoc Los Alamos National No ce e c e c oc cLaboratory o c o S hChris S Roper Summer Student Gheorgia Tech (Ph.D.), No S h mn n m n m e e LANL (Residency) e o o o c 2l.o Analycsis of Government Proglroammatic Links c l o g g g r r r e y e y e y The form.al, government-brokered collaborations between LANL. and private industry constitute . c c c t M S the primaryo vector for t S teMchnology and capability transfer. These proogrammati S c links, primarily t M o e m e m e m through the DOE's INFUSE program, provide the strongest evidence of a direct, ongoing, and c c c i r strategically important relatioirnship between the P-24 group and the private FRC ecrosystem. i l e le e l i i i t t M ttM t M t a 2.1 Funding Vector Analyasis (DOE INFUSE & ARPA-E) a i i i r l i lri l i r t t t y a The DOE's Innovation Network for Fusyiaon Energy (INFUSE) program is the dominant and moast y r r r T y explicit vector connecting LANL to the privTyate FRC ecosystem. Multiple awards directly fund y T T T T e LANL to provide technical support and hardweare to private companies, including those central to e e e e c c this analysis. cc c c h ● TAE Technologies: A FY 2021 INFUSE awhard titled "X-ray Diagnostic for C-2W FRC h h h h n n n Plasma" establishes a direct partnership where LANL is funded to provide TAE with two n o on o n l7-detector high-frequency x-ray diagnostic systemls. These systems are for installation on l o o o o o o gTAE's C-2W "Norman" experimental device to study MgHD mode activities. g l ● HyelicitySpace: A FY 2019 INFUSE award for "Simulatlyion of plectoneme formation" and a y l o . o. . o FY c2021 award for "Simulation of the Helicity Drive Magnecto-Inertial Fusion Concept" c S g o S go S o g e establismh LANL ase a key modeling and simulation partner for tmhis emergineg MIF company. m y y y c ● Hyperjet Fusion Cocrp.: A FY 2019 INFUSE award for "3D MHD simulatiocns support for r . r . r . e PJMIF" confirms anotheer simulation-based collaboration between LANL and ae private MIF c c c t t t M o company, demonstrating aM broad pattern of engagement. o M o S S S i While not a direct funding link to thei target companies, the ARPA-E ALPHA program i l m l m l m i i i e t (Accelerateing Low-cost Plasma Heatintg and Assembly) further establishes LANL's central rotle ien a a a c r the broader McIF ecosystem. LANL was ar key awardee in this program, partnering with HyperV rc y y y r T Technologies to r develop plasma liners for fuTsion. The official retrospective of the ALPHA Tr e e program explicitly econtextualizes Helion Energey's work as building upon foundational research ee c c c t from MSNW, situatingt all these players within the same advanced technological domain that t h h h M M M nARPA-E sought to accelerate. n n oAward Year Private Partner Projecot Title LANL's Role o i l i l li l FY o 2021 TAE lTechnologies, Inc. X-ray Dia o gnostic for Design, provide, and ol i i i g g g t t t C-2W FRC Plasma assist with installation a y a y ya . . of two 7-detector . c c c r r r y S o S y o high S -frequency x-ray o y e m e m e m diagnostic systems. T c c T c T r r r e e e e e e t t t c M M c M c h i l i l h i l h i i i t t t n a a n a n r r r o y y o y o T T T l l l o e e o e o c c c g h h g h g n n n y y y o o o . l l . l . o o o c c c g g g o y y o y o . . . m c c m c m o o o m m m S S S S S S e e e e c e c c e r r r c e c e e c r t M r t M t M r e e e i i i l l l t i t i i t t t t M a M a a M r r r y y y i T i T T i l l l i e i e e i t t t c c c a a a h h h r n r n n r y o y o o y l l l T o T o o T g g g e y e y y e . . . c c c c c c S o S o S o h h h e Award Year m ePrivate Partner Project Title mLANL'es Role m nc c n c n r FY 2021 HelircitySpace Simulation of the Provide r e e e o Helicity Dorive high-performance o t t t M M M l Magneto-Inelrtial Fusion computing resources l o o o i i i l l Concept and expertise for l i i i gt t g t g a a advanced plasma a yr r y r y y y simulations. y .T T . T . FY 2019 HelicitySpace Simulation of Provide ce e c e c plectoneme formation high-performance oc c o c o S h S h computing resourc S es h mn n m n m e e and expertise for e o o o c l o c l o advanced plasma c l o g g simulations. g r r r e FY 201y9 eHyperjet Fusion Corp. 3D MHD simyulations Provide e y . . . t S c o tS support for PJMcIF o high S -performance t c o M M M e m e mcompueting resources m c c and expcertise for 3D i r ir r i l e le MHD simulaetions. l i i i t t M 2.2 Technical Role Defin ttMition t M t a a a i i i r l i lri l i r y t a Based on the programmatic awards ant ya d the P-24 group's stated capabilities, LANL's specifict a y T r y role in the private fusion ecosystem is derfTi y ned by two core competencies: providing advanced, r y T T bespoke plasma diagnostics and offering higTh-performance computing for modeling and T e e e e simulation. e e c c cc c c 1. Provider of Advanced, Bespoke Plasma Diagnostics: The collaboration with TAE h h h h h h n Technologies is the exemplar of this role. Acconrding to the award abstract, TAE requires a n n o specialized diagnostic to "quantify MHD mode a o cntivities in the FRC core with sufficient o n l l l o o o o time and spatial resolution" to understand and extenod the stability boundaries of their o g g g l dyevice. Dr. Wurden's P-24 team possesses the exact clyapability to design, build, and help y l o fie.ldc the required "7-detector high-frequency x-ray diagn o o.sctic systems". This is a direct . c o S g transofer of a hig S h-value technological capability that would bgoe difficult f S or a private o g e m e m e m y company to develop from scratch. This service aligns perfectlyy with the capabilities y c c c r . advertised in Dr. Wurdren's 2020 presentation, which include soft x.-ray diagnrostics, . e e e c c c t Ross-filtered SXR detectotrs, and a 4-strip gated x-ray imager. t M o M o M o S 2. SProvider of High-Performance Computing (HPC) Modeling and Simulation: The S i i i l i m collaborations with HelicitySpalcie and Hyperjet Fusion define this second mcritical role.l i m e t e t te a These companies leverage LANLa's world-class supercomputing infrastructure and a c r c r rc y proprietary simulation codes (e.g., 3yD MHD codes) to model complex, non-linear plasma y r T r T Tr physics phenomena. This access allows startups to perform virtual prototyping and e e e e ee c explore physics regimes that would be prochibitively expensive or impossible to access c t t t M h experimentally, thMereby de-risking their conchepts and accelerating their design cycles. h M n n n This "capability-as-a-service" model positions LANL as a strategic "de-risking" agent for the o o o i prlivate fusion industry. Privaite fusion companies face imlmense technical risk, which can be a li l o l o ol i i i signigficant barrier to attracting private investment. Key risksg include understanding and g t t t a control y ling plasma instabilities (TAaE's problem) and predicting y the behavior of novel fusion ya . . . c c c r concepts (HelicitySpace's problem). rLANL possesses unique, pre-existing, taxpayer-funded r S o S o S o y y y e assets—advamnced diagneostic hardware, HPC codes, and the world-mclass expeertise to run m T c c T c T r r r e e e e e e t t t c M M c M c h i l i l h i l h i i i t t t n a a n a n r r r o y y o y o T T T l l l o e e o e o c c c g h h g h g n n n y y y o o o . l l . l . o o o c c c g g g o y y o y o . . . m c c m c m o o o m m m S S S S S S e e e e c e c c e r r r c e c e e c r t M r t M t M r e e e i i i l l l t i t i i t t t t M a M a a M r r r y y y i T i T T i l l l i e i e e i t t t c c c a a a h h h r n r n n r y o y o o y l l l T o T o o T g g g e y e y y e . . . c c c c c c S o S o S o h h h e them—that camn directly aeddress these risks. The INFUSE program amcts as a foermal broker, m nc c n c n allowing private capital to be paired with these public assets. By providing high-confidence data r r r e e e o from advanced diagnostics and simulations, LANL helps voalidate the physics underlying a o t t t M M M l company's approach, making it a more attractive and defensilble investment for venture capital l o o o i l and other private funders. i l i l i i i gt t g t g a a a yr 3. Final Assessment r y r y y y y .T T . T . ce e c e c oc This section synthesizes the findings to provide ac definitive, confidence-scor o ed judgment on the c o S hrole of S Dr. Glen Wurden and the LANL P-24 grouph as a transfer vector to the private FRC S h mn n m n m e ecosysteme. e o o o c l o ● Role asc a Human Capital Pipeline: l o c l o g○ Assessment: The LANL P-24 group does notg function as a significant direct g r r r e y humaen capital pipeline to MSNW, Helion, or TAE y . The evidence for this pathway is e y . . . c c c t S o negative.t S Junior personnel and postdocs associated w o ith the gro S up have been t o M M M e remtained at LeANL or have pursued further academic andm national laeb careers. m c ○ Confidence Sccore: LOW. The available evidence strongly contradiccts the i r ir r i l e hypothesis of a dleirect personnel pipeline. e l i i i t t M ● Role as a Technology Tr ttaMnsfer Vector: t M t a a a i ○ Assessment: The LANiL P-24 group functions as a critical and active techniology r l i lri l i r t transfer vector. This trantsfer occurs through a highly structured, formal, and t y a ya a y r capability-specific programmratic channel, primarily the DOE INFUSE program. Ther T y Ty y T T model is one of providing "capaTbility-as-a-service" rather than a passive diffusion of T e e e e knowledge or personnel. LANL proevides access to unique, high-value e c c cc c c assets—specifically advanced plasma diagnostics and high-fidelity simulation h h h h n capabilities—that allow private companhines to solve critical R&D problems, validate n h n o their physics, and de-risk their technologiconal pathways for private investors. This o n l l l o o firewalled, contractual relationship is the defionoing characteristic of the technology o o g g g transfer mechanism. l y ly y l o .○ Confidence Score: HIGH. The evidence from muol.tiple, official INFUSE program . o c c c S g oawards prSovides direct, unambiguous proof of this rolgoe. S o g e m e m e m y The observed interaction model—formal, firewalled, capability-for-hirye—is perfectly congruent y c c c r . with an ecosystem where prrivate entities are protecting billions of dollar.s in propriertary IP and . e e e c c c t potentially pursuing dual-use tetchnologies. This structure allows companies to leveragte the S M oimmenSse resources of the nation M al lab system to solve specific, targeted prooblems with M out S o i i i l mexposing their core designs, operatiolnal parameters, or business strategies. In mthis contextl, Dr. m i i i e t e t te a Wurden and the P-24 team are not simaply academic collaborators; they are the operators of aa c r c r rc y national-level suite of advanced tools that ythe emerging private fusion industry can contract to y r T r T Tr accelerate its path to commercialization and solidify the U.S. position in a globally competitive e e e e ee field. c c c t t t h h h M M M n n n Works cited o o o i l i l li l o l o ol i 1. Glgen Wurden: Fusion rocketis for planetary defense - Nucglear and Particle Physics P-3, g i t t t a https://yp25ext.lanl.gov/seminar_fiales/wurden_abstract.html 2. yG. A. Wurden - Google Scholar, ya . . . r https://schcolar.google.com/citations?ruser=DrfOzEAAAAAJ&hl=ecn 3. 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