Dr. Zheng is a scientist, nuclear engineer & consultant in the Canadian nuclear industry since 1993. He worked for Kinectrics, OPG, Nuclear Safety Solutions, Bruce Power, AECL and SNC-Lavalin on fuel channel projects for CANDU reactors. He has a Ph.D. from the University of Waterloo on fracture mechanisms of Delayed Hydride Cracking in zirconium pressure tubes. Dr. Zheng filed patent applications in the US (2011), China and International (2012).

Mr. Wallace has over 30 years of experience in the Canadian nuclear industry, working for Atomic Energy of Canada Ltd., Ontario Hydro/Ontario Power Generation, Bruce Power and most recently as the Manager of the Structural Integrity and Risk Assessment Department for Kinectrics. He is a licensed professional engineer in the province of Ontario with degrees in metallurgical and mechanical engineering and is also a Certified Management Accountant.

Mr. Liu is a senior engineering professional, manager and experimental physicist who has extensive experiences in instrumentation and experiment methodology. He has worked on many research and product development projects. He also worked for University of Western Ontario and Robarts Research Institute on various research projects in space and medical applications. In his earlier career, he taught Electrical Engineering at a university in China.

Mr. Masuda is a senior management and corporate development executive for emerging tech companies. He obtained seed funding, supported IPO’s and acquisitions, established global tech licensing and distribution. He worked for IBM and Itouchu in Japan and Control Data in Canada. He was a super computer expert working with nuclear researchers, government agencies, universities, manufacturing companies and the banking industry.

Nuclear Physicist, Research Professor at Southwestern Institute of Physics, Chengdu, China. Visiting Scholar at Univ. of Wisconsin (1985-1988). Lifelong Fusion Scientist, author of book, “Fusion Reactor Physics: The Principles and Technologies”, 1982 and “Fusion Reactor Physics: Innovations and New Technologies”, 2013, Atomic Energy Press. Prof. Deng assists in HOPE Scientific Research and Development, working closely with Dr. Henry Zheng.