Graduate Program Links

• Princeton University.
• Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory. Students in the Program in Plasma Physics generally perform their research and have offices at PPPL.
• Department of Astrophysical Sciences. The Program in Plasma Physics is in the Astrophysical Sciences Department along with the Program in Astronomy.
• Program in Plasma Science and Technology. For those interested in plasma engineering and technology, the Program in Plasma Science and Technology is offered by the School of Engineering and Applied Science.
• School of Engineering and Applied Science. Plasma physics research is carried out in many of the engineering departments at Princeton. Students in the Program in Plasma Physics are able to participate in these research programs.
• The Graduate School Office. Links to useful stuff for graduate students.
• The Graduate College. Most graduate students live in the Graduate College in their first two years at Princeton.
• Graduate Student Government. Brings graduate student concerns to the Princeton administration. Among many other things, offers a dental plan to graduate students.

Physics Links

• PhysicsCentral. A physics website for the general public, produced by the American Physics Society.
• Perspectives on Plasmas. A website about plasmas providing resources for the general public as well as the research community.
• American Physical Society, Division of Plasma Physics.
• NRL Plasma Formulary. Plasma physics formulary from the Naval Research Laboratory. This is free. It can be downloaded in pdf format (464 KB).
• Plasma on the Internet. A long list of links to web sites about plasma physics (site hosted by the Weizmann Institute in Israel).
• Fusion FAQ.
• IPPEX, a plasma physics education site.