These sharp looking stickers with in-vessel photos were distributed at the Conference for Undergraduate Women in Physics (CUWiP) this past weekend. These were a hit, so we’re printing another batch. Next time you pass through DIII-D, be sure to grab one.
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The fusion research community had a marvelous 2022. Even the Grinch would have enjoyed being a part of this team. There’s a lot to look forward to in 2023, including lots of new people joining the effort. Happy New Year to all, and may our 2023 be another gourd-geous year!
Machine Learning Identifies Alfven Eigenmodes in Tokamaks
Machine learning (ML) is rapidly growing in popularity as new tools for applying these techniques to plasma control are developed. You’ve probably seen numerous media mentions of those projects. ML is also incredibly helpful in data analysis and modeling. Just as our doctors might use ML to read our x-rays, today’s fusion researchers can use […]
Today’s Fact Sheet from the White House directly calls out fusion energy as one of the five near-term priorities for US efforts to advance clean energy technologies. We know the topics and challenges to solve, but we could sure use some more people on our teams!
Fusion Scientist Image from AI
The DALL-E 2 artificial intelligence system generates original images based on prompts. The four images below were generated by DALL-E 2 based on my prompt, “photo of a scientist advancing fusion energy research.” All four images show a scientist standing way too close to the device, with three of them being visibly harmed by the […]
Our lab made a video highlighting some of our team members. Go science!