A summer of science

Interns work side by side with researchers on everything from a neutron bloodhound to an acoustic levitator

Shocking research

Scientists explore source of astronomical shocks

Physicist Stefan Gerhardt elected an American Physical Society (APS) Fellow

APS annually elects one-half of one percent of its more than 55,000 members

Learning while they earn

Apprentices learn on the job while taking technical classes in PPPL’s new apprentice program

PPPL and Princeton become home to national collaborative facility

Center open to researchers from across the country to explore dynamic low-temperature plasma

A pathway to plasma and fusion research

Workshop is aimed at helping women and underrepresented minority students explore careers

Intern used hard-won skills doing research at PPPL

Barbara Garcia's resourcefulness came in handy working on liquid centrifuge

Exploring technologies

Interns build an acoustic levitator and work in the laboratory on plasma nanosynthesis

Leading nationwide program

Physicist Rajesh Maingi heads liquid metal program for fusion energy research

Taming the coils

New technique could streamline design of intricate fusion device

Understanding magnetic fields

PPPL physicist Eun-Hwa Kim leads team exploring waves in the magnetosphere

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