Oxford Sigma’s CTO, Dr Thomas Davis, was invited to speak at the University of Oxford’s Interdisciplinary Biosciences Doctorial Training Program (DTP) panel discussion on ‘Nuclear Power: the Climate Change Saviour?’.
Dr Thomas Davis, President and Chief Technology Officer, was invited to present at the prestigious Windsor Energy Group discussion on ‘Is Nuclear Part of Green and Secure Energy Future?’ Dr Davis talk was titled ‘Realising Tomorrow’s Nuclear Realities’
Oxford Sigma has been awarded a Tier 2 position to support Frazer-Nash Consultancy on the United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority’s (UKAEA’s) Tritium Engineering Framework.
Oxford Sigma CTO Dr Thomas Davis pitch compact fusion energy with colleagues from Tokamak Energy Ltd, Dr Steven McNamara and Imperial College London, Dr Samuel Humphry-Baker at the Earl of Wessex Future Energy Conference 2021.
Dr Thomas Davis, CTO, represented Oxford Sigma at the 26th UN Climate Change Conference of the Parties (COP26) in Glasgow, Scotland. COP26 brings together state delegates, organisations, industry, and the public to take action against ongoing climate change and secure a brighter future.
Oxford Sigma’s President & Chief Technology Officer, Dr Thomas Davis, was invited to speak at the US Nuclear Regulatory Commission public meetings on fusion energy.
Jonathan Musgrove and Dr Thomas Davis joined the fusion community to launch the report commissioned by Assystem and produced by the Institute of Mechanical Engineers and Assystem.
The Summer School provides an introduction to the fundamental principles of plasma physics, together with a broad understanding of its fields of application.
We are pleased to announce that, effective on 30 September 2021, the company’s name will change from ‘Davis & Musgrove Ltd’ to ‘Oxford Sigma.’ The new company name reflects our heritage, growth, and commitment to scientific and engineering advancement.
Davis & Musgrove Ltd selected by M5Tec for an engineering position on a European Spallation Source framework agreement as a sub-contractor for supplying expertise on neutron target engineering, accelerator experience, and mechanical design engineering.
A presentation by UKAEA will be delivered at the upcoming IAEA plasma control conference which includes Mark Anderton’s master’s thesis research conducted at UKAEA.
Bangor University in Wales has appointed Dr Thomas Davis as Honorary Research Fellow within the Nuclear Futures Institute, where he will bring academic expertise in radiation damage, nuclear materials, and irradiation experimental techniques.