George Lasche is a Retired Distinguished Member of Technical Staff at Sandia National Laboratories, where he contributed to research in advanced energy systems and laser-driven fusion concepts. Lasche earned his Ph.D. in applied science from the University of California, Davis/Livermore program in 1981, with a dissertation examining the feasibility of a laser or charged-particle-beam fusion reactor concept with direct electric generation by magnetic flux compression—ambitious theoretical work on inertial confinement fusion energy concepts. At Sandia, he applied his expertise in plasma and energy physics to laboratory programs in pulsed power, nuclear weapons science, and energy security.
George Lasche, PhD
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EDUCATION
Graduate Studies
University of California, Davis
Applied Science
Graduate Thesis
The Feasibility of a Laser or Charged-Particle-Beam Fusion Reactor Concept with Direct Electric Generation by Magnetic Flux Compression
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