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Thomas is a plasma physicist and pulsed power engineer who completed his PhD in plasma laboratory astrophysics at Imperial College London in 2018. His research involved generating plasmas with pulsed power machines and high-powered lasers to investigate magnetic fields, shock waves, and radiation.
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Founder at Magdrive
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Frequently asked questions
- Who is Thomas Clayson?
- Thomas is a plasma physicist and pulsed power engineer who completed his PhD in plasma laboratory astrophysics at Imperial College London in 2018. His research involved generating plasmas with pulsed power machines and high-powered lasers to investigate magnetic fields, shock waves, and radiation.
- Where does Thomas Clayson work?
- Thomas Clayson is Founder of Magdrive.
- What companies did Thomas Clayson found?
- Thomas Clayson founded Magdrive.
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