Content by Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory
The research opens a promising new chapter in the effort to bring unlimited energy to Earth
New findings reveal through computer simulations a previously unknown role for the Biermann effect that could improve understanding of reconnection
Two of the physicists have focused their efforts on researching how SEE is affected by different wall materials and structures
Scientists use the high-energy beams, which must be stable and intense to work effectively, to unlock the ultimate structure of matter
The measurement tool, known as the Materials Analysis Particle Probe (MAPP), was built by a consortium that includes Princeton University and the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
The spherical design produces high-pressure plasmas—essential ingredients for fusion reactions—with relatively low and cost-effective magnetic fields
