	Summer 2020

Read all about it: Quest Magazine highlights research achievements

During the past year our scientists have launched far-reaching initiatives and made groundbreaking discoveries. The work of the Laboratory, arrayed in the 2020 issue of our annual research magazine, Quest, ranges from insights into the science and development of fusion energy to the behavior of plasmas thousands of times thinner than a human hair, and the forces behind astrophysical plasma jets that stream from newborn stars. We invite you to share in the excitement of the achievements here at the only U.S. national laboratory devoted to the advancement of fusion and plasma science. Read more by clicking the link below and click here to subscribe.

Interns connect virtually

PPPL’s summer internship program continues with interns conducting research at home

Scientist named to nanotechnology applications initiative

Internationally-known chemical engineer David Graves will lead new research enterprise

Groundbreaking physicist wins prestigious fellowship

University of Maryland researcher wins Princeton Presidential Fellowship for research aimed at optimizing stellarator designs

A focus on diversity

Barbara Harrison brings years of human resources experiences to new position

Mapping the future of fusion energy

PPPL’s Nate Ferraro co-chairs landmark community report

National Science Foundation funding targets diversity

Grant for plasma physics education and magnetic fields research

Diagnostics for international fusion experiment

PPPL ramps up activities to create diagnostics for ITER

Understanding Mercury’s magnetic field

Detailed model provides insight into magnetosphere

A new head of Environment,
Safety & Health

Mike Bonkalski has decades of experience at national laboratories

A tool for designing fusion devices of the future

PPPL researchers demonstrate that advanced computer code could help design stellarators

How radio waves stabilize fusion plasma

A long-discounted path is shown to work


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