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May 28, 2013

PPPL honors physicists Steven Sabbagh and Gregory Hammett

By John Greenwald
From left: Steven Sabbagh and Gregory Hammett

PPPL presented its 2013 outstanding research awards to physicists Steven Sabbagh and Gregory Hammett following Director Stewart Prager’s May 28 State-of-the-Laboratory Address.

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May 7, 2013

PPPL and ITER: Lab teams support the world’s largest fusion experiment with leading-edge ideas and design

By John Greenwald
PPPL scientists, engineers, technicians and other specialists contribute to the international project.
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April 30, 2013

Phil Heitzenroeder named winner of the 2013 Fusion Technology Award

By John Greenwald
Phil Heitzenroeder

Phil Heitzenroeder, who leads the Mechanical Engineering Division at the U.S.

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May 28, 2013

PPPL honors physicists Steven Sabbagh and Gregory Hammett

By John Greenwald, Greenwald
May 1, 2013

**PPPL engineer named winner of the 2013 Fusion Technology Award**

January 9, 2012

PPPL to launch major upgrade of key fusion energy test facility

By John Greenwald

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