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Former PPPL intern honored for outstanding machine learning poster
New model helps pave way to bringing clean fusion energy down to Earth
Team led by PPPL wins major computer time to help capture on Earth fusion that powers sun and stars
New computer code could help reach fusion faster
Powder, not gas: A safer, more effective way to create a star on Earth
PPPL honors physicists Igor Kaganovich and Yevgeny Raitses with Kaul Foundation Prize
Batten down hatches: Preventing heat leaks to help create a star on Earth
James Wilson Clark, PPPL’s first deputy director for administrative operations
Gains in one type of force produced by fusion disruptions are offset by losses in another
PPPL is recognized for being green
PPPL wins DOE funding for entrepreneurship
Hiding nuclear warheads? This robot can find them
From new fusion developments to surprises in astrophysics
Janardhan Manickam, former head of Theory Division and international collaborator, passes away
Shake, rattle, roll: Turbulence found to disrupt crucial magnetic fields
Staircase to stars: Turbulence in fusion plasmas may not be all bad
Public-private INFUSE projects to speed fusion development housed at PPPL
Public-private INFUSE collaborations housed at PPPL
Bob Ellis: New chief engineer has designed components for fusion experiments around world
Light my fire: How to startup fusion devices every time
Today’s forecast: How to predict crucial plasma pressure in future fusion facilities
PPPL kicks off apprentice program giving technicians opportunity to “learn while they earn”
New national facility will explore low-temperature plasma, a dynamic source of innovation for modern
New technique could streamline design of intricate fusion device
Improving magnetic bottle that controls fusion power on Earth
Earthbound scientists complement space missions by reproducing dynamics behind astronomical shocks
Seeing more clearly: Revised computer code accurately models an instability
Physicist Rajesh Maingi heads nationwide liquid metal strategy program for fusion devices
John Galayda is named director of NSTX-U Recovery Project
Scientists deepen understanding of magnetic fields that surround Earth and other planets
U.S. Rep. Andy Kim is positive about fusion energy during visit to PPPL
Discovered: A new way to measure stability of next-generation magnetic fusion devices
Tiny granules can help bring clean and abundant fusion power to Earth
Advances in plasma and fusion science over past year are described in Quest
Anne White named head of Department of Nuclear Science and Engineering
PPPL and Oak Ridge manage new DOE program designed to speed development of fusion energy
Researchers uncover a new obstacle to effective accelerator beams
Physicists create stable, strongly magnetized plasma jet in laboratory