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PPPL hosts weekly science lectures on physics, technology, and a variety of other topics aimed at scientists that are open to the public and are held most Wednesdays at 4:15 p.m.
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PPPL’s Masaaki Yamada wins a prestigious award for his pioneering work researching the astrophysical process that causes solar flares and northern lights.
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PPPL’s summer interns demonstrate their scientific chops and display their hands-on research at a poster session.
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Physicist Cynthia Phillips, who did ground-breaking work in plasma waves, died Sept. 1 at age 61. Kees Bol, who played a part in the history of PPPL as part of Project Matterhorn and in several experiments, died on Aug. 8 at age 90.
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A.J. Stewart “Stew” Smith’s announcement that he will retire early next year sparks a search for an executive to fill his large shoes.
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Physicist Luis Delgado-Aparicio urges middle school students to overcome any obstacles to pursue careers in science and join the quest for fusion energy.
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PPPL’s new CIO comes to PPPL with a wealth of experience in top positions at several universities. She also comes with her trademark disco ball.
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Chuck Kessel is honored for machine design concepts that have advanced fusion engineering and technology.
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Physicists and medical researchers join forces to study an unusual correlation between solar cycles and two autoimmune diseases.
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