Meritt Reynolds

Meritt Reynolds is an experienced physicist with a comprehensive background in nuclear fusion, software development for magnetic and optical systems, and product development across multiple sectors, including high-power laser technology and imaging systems. Since 2009, Meritt has been contributing to the development of nuclear fusion reactors at General Fusion. Previously, work at Ripplon Software involved software design, while tenure at Kodak and Creo focused on product development and high-power laser devices. Early career experiences include a fellowship at the University of Amsterdam, conducting experimental studies on atomic hydrogen, and a research associate position at Harvard University centered on low temperature atomic hydrogen experiments and cesium atom trapping. Educational qualifications include a PhD in Physics from The University of British Columbia and a Bachelor of Science in Physics from Simon Fraser University.