Safety is the goal of this essential committee. It's overseing safety during the $94 million upgrade of  PPPL's flagshp exeriment, the National Spherical Torus Experiment (NSTX-U), which will reopen this year. 

It's a contest of the mind as dozens of middle and high school students test their knowledge of science, math, and technology at the N.J. Regional Science Bowl at PPPL. Now the two winning local teams are heading to Washington D.C. 

A high-tech tool proves its worth in the Laboratory as PPPL researchers put a 3-D printer to work and find the device is much more than a novelty.

For years, Science on Saturday has warmed  the cold winter days with hot science topics. Now the series has a  new name in honor of the beloved late PPPL engineer who hosted the lectures.  

Researcher Hong Qin wins accolades when he's named to a prestigious position at a university more than 7,000 miles away.

A veteran engineer who helped create the magnetic coils in the National Spherical Torus Upgrade (NSTX-U) passes the baton to an engineer with a passion for building things. 

PPPL researchers prove there's more than one way to pasteurize an egg when they receive a patent for a unique technique to ensure eggs are safe. 

PPPL popped up in the news throughout the winter from a story on the hunt for the Big Bang particle in The International Business Times to stories in numerous publications on PPPL's 3-D printer, including in The Times of Trenton and The Charlotte Observer.