IoMT LLC (IoMT), a company established in the State of Oregon, USA in 2025 is owned jointly by Enthalpion Energy LLC (Enthalpion) and Chaytus Research and Engineering LLC (Chaytus). IoMT is the sales and support company for revolutionary, low cost MT and controlled source EM instrumentation developed jointly by its two parent companies.
Enthalpion is a geophysical survey, geothermal development and consulting company (Dr. A. Schultz, President), and Chaytus is an advanced hardware, electronics and software development company (B. Fry, Director).
Brady Fry, Electronics and Computer Engineer, Lead Engineer. Educatioin: M. Eng. in Electrical & Computer Engineering, Oregon State University, 2018. B.S. in Electrical and Computer Engineering, Oregon State University, 2013.
Proficient in PCB design and assembly, firmware programming and testing, mechanical design and fabrication, IT/Linux administration, software development in Fortran, Python, MATLAB, Rust, CI/CD integration, code optimization, Git/GitHub, Modeling/Simulation.
President, Chaytus Research and Engineering LLC (2018 – 2025), Engineering consulting, broad electronics, mechanical and software engineering support and management of Oregon State University’s National Geoelectromagnetic Facility as a subcontractor during the latter part of its 18-year project (ended September 2024) to map the geoelectric structure of the conterminous US, managing research projects, employees, and students. Oversee all operations and requirements in owning and running a business. Design, implement, and bring to market various technologies including: electronic data recording, sensors, computer software, web based application, and data servers. Coordinate with and design science-based projects and data collection. Collaborate, design, simulate, and validate ocean based electromagnetic systems. Provide training and mentorship in given field.
Senior Faculty Research Assistant (2018) and Faculty Research Assistant (2013 – 2018), supporting the National Geoelectromagnetic Facility at Oregon State University, as above. Also returned to Oregon State University National Geoeletromagnetic Facility as Senior Faculty Research Assistant for several months in 2025 to support a short-term National Energy Technology Laboratory, US Department of Energy project to design a controlled source electromagnetic transmitter-receiver system for deep subsurface carbon sequestration storage monitoring.
Ph.D., Lead Geophysicist/Top-Level Designer. Ph.D. Geophysics, University of Washington 1985. Master of Arts, University of Cambridge 1995. Sc.B. Geology, Physics, Mathematics, Brown University, 1979.
Principal Investigator/co-Principal Investigator of over $46.5M (career total adjusted to 2024 value) in external research funding from NSF, NASA, USGS, DOE, ONR, UK and EU funding agencies, and from commercial and government clients. Co-developer/co-operator of ONR’s first national ocean bottom seismic instrument pool. Led 18+ year effort to instrument entire conterminous US with magnetotelluric instruments on a 70-km station grid to map the geoelectric structure of the continent and to mitigate risk to the power grid from of space. Directed EM, geophysical and hydrothermal instrumentation R&D lab and instrument centers since 1986.
Professional:
President, Enthalpion Energy LLC, Marine & terrestrial EM instrumentation R&D, geophysical survey services, geothermal development, 2020-Present.
Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, Chief Scientist, Remote Sensing Team, Energy and Environment Directorate, 2019-2024.
ORISE Fellow at National Energy Technology Laboratory, 2019-2024.
Program Director, National Science Foundation, Division of Ocean Sciences, Marine Geology & Geophysics Program, 2006-2008.
Certified as meeting US Senior Executive Service Core Qualifications, US OPM, 2009 ahead of offer to lead NOAA Ocean Exploration Program and US Undersea Research Program.
Consultant for clients in marine electromagnetics, renewable energy, oil/gas, geothermal, 1981-Present.
Expert Witness for international patent litigations in marine controlled source electromagnetics for oil/gas exploration: EMGS vs. Schlumberger, London (2007-2010), EMGS vs. Offshore Hydrocarbon Mapping, Munich (2012), EMGS vs. PGS, Oslo (2014).
Director, Earth-Ocean Systems Ltd., a UK-registered company developing sensors and marine instrumentation for extreme environments, 1999-2006.
Academic:
Professor of Geophysics, College of Earth, Ocean and Atmospheric Sciences, Oregon State University, 2003-Present (will become Professor Emeritus, January 2026).
Head of School and Professor, School of Earth, Ocean and Planetary Sciences, Cardiff University, United Kingdom, 2000-2003.
University Lecturer, Institute of Theoretical Geophysics, and Fellow, St. Edmund’s College, University of Cambridge, United Kingdom, 1992-2000.
Research Assistant Professor, Marine Geology & Geophysics, School of Oceanography, University of Washington, 1986-1991.
Cecil and Ida Green Scholar, Scripps Institution of Oceanography, 1985-1986.
