Dr. Martin Gundersen, Co-Founder, Technical Advisor and Board Member to Transient Plasma Systems, has been awarded the 2018 American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA) Plasma Dynamics and Lasers Award: for development of high-voltage pulse power technology, studies of non-equilibrium nanosecond pulse plasmas, and their applications for plasma-assisted combustion, pollution control, quantum electronics, and biology.

Transient Plasma Systems was awarded a $150K grant from the Department of Energy with Old Dominion University  

TPS continues its yearly streak and wins the Los Angeles Business Journal’s 2016 Patrick Soon-Shiong Innovation Awards! Thanks to everyone on the TPS team and all who continue to support us!

Transient Plasma Systems was awarded a $1M grant from the Department of Energy for research and development of its ignition approach! Project Summary: Dilute-burn engines are the key to developing more energy efficient vehicles, but limitations of existing ignition technology prevents wide-spread application. A low-energy and cost-effective non-thermal plasma ignition system will be developed, enabling reductions in nitrogen oxides and …