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Angus Wylie
In a fusion power plant, the blanket (the first structure surrounding the plasma) is a critical component since it has to withstand extremely severe operating conditions while insuring tritium self-sufficiency,...
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Ella Fox-Widdows
After studying for my MPhys in Mathematics and Physics at the University of York, I decided to apply for the Fusion CDT and will be studying tokamak divertor plasmas at...
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Steven Thomas
I graduated with a BSc in physics from the University of Manchester in 2011. I spent the next few years working mainly as a maths and physics tutor for GCSE...
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Oliver Marshall
Having spent the last year working towards an MSc in Fusion Energy at the University of York I am now a PhD student supervised by Dr Lee Margetts and Dr...
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Matthew Selwood
I am a PhD student within the Fusion CDT, based in the York Plasma Institute supervised by Dr. Chris Murphy. Previously read MSci in Chemical Physics with Industrial Experience at...
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Simon Chislett-McDonald
The main focus of the project I will be undertaking is to develop, analyse, cost and optimise new designs for an optimised fusion energy tokomak. The designs will incorporate more...
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Matthew Dunn
I graduated with an MPhys from the University of York in 2017, and am now completing a PhD in plasma science and fusion energy, as a Fusion CDT student. My...
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Michael Mo
I am an aeronautical engineering graduate from the University of Bristol, and my research will be on ‘Metrology for in-situ industrial plasma processing’. I will be based at the University...
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James Lolley
My PhD, supervised by Dr Erik Wagenaars and Prof Greg Tallents, focuses on the interactions between high-power lasers and solids, specifically ablation – the conversion of solid material to plasma....
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Joe Owen
I completed my undergraduate degree at Keele University, studying Physics with Mathematics. Upon completion I enrolled on the MSc in Fusion Energy at York, which I thoroughly enjoyed! It gave me...