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PPPL apprenticeship program offers early career technicians a chance to earn while they learn high-tech careers Apprentices will learn on the job in four-year program.
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A shock to behold: Earthbound scientists complement space missions by reproducing the dynamics behind astronomical shocks Scientists produce the first laboratory measurement of the precursors to shock waves driven by solar flares.
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Creating a diverse pipeline Workshop offers women and underrepresented minority students a pathway into plasma physics and fusion energy research careers.
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Fusion Around the World
You probably learned about nuclear fusion in high school environmental science: It was built up as a clean, high-yield, virtually limitless source of power.
Fusion energy has long been a goal for scientists and sustainable energy proponents alike.
The International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor is set to launch operations in 2025
Scientists have started to building Britain’s largest privately owned nuclear fusion facility.
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