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PPPL Scientific and Engineering Capabilities

The Offsite University Research Program has access to PPPL's extensive scientific, engineering, techincal, and safety capabilities.

In the area of Scientific capabilities PPPL has both experimental and theoretical scientists that can assist college and university projects.  The experimental scientists can provide help with plasma diagnostics, heating and fueling of plasmas, and general plasma experimental techniques.  The theoritical scientists can provide help with basic theory, and plasma computational support with the many computer codes they use.  Summaries of the theoretical and experimental scientific research conducted at PPPL can be viewed on this website under RESEARCH.

In the area of Engineering capabilities PPPL has mechanical and electrical engineers, designers, neutral beam engineers, RF engineers, structural engineers, magnet engineers, and analysis engineers.  Further information about PPPL Engineering capabilities can be found on this website under Engineering.

In addition, PPPL has a safety department that provides oversight of PPPL's research facilities, and work environment.  A description of the PPPL Environmental, Safety, Health, & Security Department can be found on the website under ENVIRONMENTAL, SAFETY, & HEALTH.

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