subject: Logos Technologies is a Systems-Oriented Provider for Technology Development and Comprehensive Support Services [print this page] Logos Technologies delivers innovative technology and program solutions enabling critical mission operations for government (Defense, Intelligence Community (IC), and civilian agencies) and commercial clients. Logos Technologies also enables secure customer operations in all environments and against all threats. As a systems-oriented provider, Logos Technologies delivers demonstrated expertise for technology development and comprehensive support services including Mathematics and Statistics, Physics and Chemistry, Computer Science, Software Engineering, persistent surveillance technology, program protection and perception management, strategic policy and planning, research analysis, and many other services. Logos Technologies works collaboratively with its clients and teammates. It provides innovative solutions and technically creative staff with an entrepreneurial spirit to problems of national and international significance and is always seeking fresh and effective ways to develop ideas, prove them, and create successful finished products and best-fit solutions for its clients.
E. Michael Campbell is the Director of Energy Systems at Logos Technologies. In his capacity as the Director, E. Michael Campbell is responsible for management, revenue creation, strategic vision and execution of all energy R&D. In addition, he is also responsible for programs including Generation IV Nuclear fission reactors with a focus on closing the fuel cycle, fusion strategy including the development of fusion-fission hybrids, and advanced biofuels directed towards the economic production of high energy density liquid hydrocarbon fuels produced form cellulosic feedstock. E. Michael Campbell recently received a major $36M program in biofuels to convert cellulosic biomass into high energy density hydrocarbon fuel (JP8) and became a major participant in the $20M "Deep Burn" program, which is developing high temperature gas reactors to destroy spent nuclear fuel and this make so, called Generation IV reactors a component of closing the nuclear fission fuel cycle. This program was developed by Logos employees who are part of the Energy Division of Logos Technologies.
Logos Technologies is a Systems-Oriented Provider for Technology Development and Comprehensive Support Services
