Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory
Off screen link:
Skip to content
Off screen link:
Skip to search
Main Menu
Menu
About
Submenu
About
Leadership
Our Vision
Submenu
Princeton Plasma Innovation Center (PPIC)
Our People
Submenu
#IAmTheLab Series
Our Values
Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Accessibility
About Plasmas and Fusion
History
Sustainability
Prime Contract
Submenu
PPPL Publications
Research
Submenu
Research
Advanced Projects
Applied Materials and Sustainability Sciences
Computational Sciences
Discovery Plasma Science
Engineering
Theory
Tokamak Experimental Science
Projects
Submenu
ITER and other Collaborations
Lithium Tokamak Experiment
NSTX-U
Education
Submenu
Education
Undergraduate
K-12
Outreach
Graduate
News
Submenu
News
For the Media
Our Experts
Recent News
Events
Submenu
Events
Events Archive
Colloquium
Science On Saturday
Engage with Us
Submenu
Engage with Us
Careers@PPPL
Apprenticeships
Tech Transfer
Procurement
Tours
Partnerships
Contact
Submenu
Contact
Staff Directory
Visiting PPPL
Our Experts
U.S. Department of Energy
Search
Search
AMSS
Emily Carter wins prestigious Marsha I. Lester Award from American Chemical Society
Experts show routes to recycling carbon dioxide and coal waste into useful products
Producing ‘green ammonia’ using plasma will be the focus of a new Princeton-PPPL project
Emily Carter elected to Britain’s Royal Society
New associated faculty program fortifies institutional ties
PPPL unveils new laboratory space to advance quantum information science
PPPL awarded $5 million to lead an Energy Earthshot Research Center focused on clean hydrogen
PPPL receives funding to accelerate research in ‘electromanufacturing’
Governor Phil Murphy (D-NJ) visits the Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory
Top Office of Science officials learn about PPPL’s expanded mission during Feb. 10 visit
Pagination
Current page
1
Page
2
Next page
Next ›
Last page
Last »
Back to
Top
