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Accomplished early career physicist is first recipient of fellowship that honors pioneering PPPL physicist Robert Ellis Jr. Marien Simeni Simeni, right, appointed to new fellowship aimed at promoting diversity in plasma physics.
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While birds chirp, plasma shouldn’t: New insight into the formation of chirping could advance the development of fusion energy PPPL scientists further understanding of a key barrier.
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From Nashville to New Hampshire, PPPL’s student interns do research, attend classes and socialize from their home computers PPPL's internship programs have gone virtual this summer.
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Groundbreaking University of Maryland physicist wins Princeton Presidential Fellowship to bring her skills to PPPL Standout scholar invented pioneering method.
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Fusion Around the World
U.S. clean-energy startup, Commonwealth Fusion Systems, raised an additional $84 million from major investors in Europe and Asia, underscoring that the appetite remains to back new technologies which could mitigate climate change.
Fusion generators have the potential to create massive amounts of clean and renewable energy.
Explore progress on the ITER site construction and component fabrication from all of the ITER partners. Published December 2019.
Fusion energy is moving towards technological and commercial reality.
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Today, the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) announced up to $50 million in crosscutting Departmental funding for programs to support fusion energy research and development.
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