	Winter 2020

Ringing in 2020 with must-read stories you may have missed in 2019

A nuclear-detecting robot, a new low-temperature plasma laboratory, and the launch of a new apprentice program are among the top stories from last year

An exciting lineup for Science on Saturday

Lecture series features cutting-edge science ranging from Mars exploration to artificial intelligence.

A robot that can sniff out nuclear warheads

A prototype robot could be used to detect nuclear materials

From nanotechnology plasmas to astrophysics

PPPL physicists present research at international plasma physics conference

Physicists working on novel plasma applications win Kaul Prize

Two scientists win PPPL’s Kaul Foundation Prize for their work on plasma applications in everything from rocket propulsion to microchip etching

Honors for engineer who designed plasma systems worldwide

An engineer is named a Distinguished Engineering Fellow for four decades of innovative designs of plasma heating and fueling systems

Funding for entrepreneurship

PPPL wins U.S. Department of Energy grants to support and encourage entrepreneurs

Improving the internal combustion engine

A recent patent could increase efficiency and reduce pollution in combustion engines

A new approach to creating fusion

Powder could be the key to providing a better way to create a star on Earth

Training early-career engineers

New program rotates engineers through four areas


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