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America’s economy and security depend upon reliable sources of power. Over the next few decades, almost all of the power plants in the U.S. will need to be replaced, and America’s dependence on fossil fuels presents serious national security concerns.
When the ITER experimental fusion reactor begins operation in the 2020s, over 40 diagnostic tools will provide essential data to researchers seeking to understand plasma behavior and optimize fusion performance.
The DOE Office of Economic Impact and Diversity is highlighting 75 women in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) from across the complex and Aliya Merali, a Program Leader in Science Ed
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