Research Needs for Magnetic Fusion Energy Sciences - US Burning ...

CreaTing prediCTaBle, high-performanCe, sTeady-sTaTe plasmas
Theme memBers
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(Joint with Theme 1 Panel “DIAGNOSING A SELF-HEATED PLASMA”)
Jim teRRy, massachusetts institute of technology (Panel leader)
ReJean boivin, General atomics (Panel deputy leader)
maX aUstin, The University of texas at austin
ted bieWeR, oak Ridge national laboratory
david bRoWeR, University of california, los angeles
daniel den haRtoG, University of Wisconsin–madison
William d. doRland, University of maryland, college Park
david Johnson, Princeton Plasma Physics laboratory
GeoRGe mckee, University of Wisconsin–madison
tony Peebles, University of california, los angeles
dan stUtman, Johns hopkins University
ken yoUnG, Princeton Plasma Physics laboratory (Retired)
inTegraTion of sTeady-sTaTe, high-performanCe Burning plasmas
chaRles kessel, Princeton Plasma Physics laboratory (Panel leader)
david andeRson, University of Wisconsin–madison
PaUl bonoli, massachusetts institute of technology
andRea GaRaFalo, General atomics
bRUce liPschUltz, massachusetts institute of technology
dale meade, Fusion innovation Research and energy
masanoRi mURakami, oak Ridge national laboratory
FaRRokh naJmabadi, University of california, san diego
PeteR PolitzeR, General atomics
ValidaTed Theory and prediCTiVe modeling
GeoRGe tynan, University of california, san diego (Panel leader)
RobeRt bUdny, Princeton Plasma Physics laboratory
tRoy caRteR, University of california, los angeles
c.s. chanG, new york University
maRtin GReenWald, massachusetts institute of technology
aRnold kRitz, lehigh University
William tanG, Princeton Plasma Physics laboratory
PhiliP snydeR, General atomics
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