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Dennis Boyle, Staff Research Physicist

(Photo credit: Elle Starkman/PPPL Office of Communications)

Dennis Boyle

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Staff Research Physicist

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  • PPPL physicists (left to right) George Wilkie, Anurag Maan, Nate Ferraro, Santanu Banerjee, Dennis Boyle and Richard Majeski standing in front of the Lithium Tokamak Experiment-Beta. (Photo credit: Michael Livingston / PPPL Communications Department)
    Adding just enough fuel to the fire
  • view of the inside of LTX-β
    Liquid lithium on the walls of a fusion device helps the plasma within maintain a hot edge
  • The team that upgraded the LTX-β.
    Machine ready to see if magic metal – lithium – can help bring the fusion that lights the stars to Earth

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