Sarah Wilson
I am working on my PhD under the supervision of Prof Greg Tallents on the physics of extreme ultraviolet (EUV) laser interaction with materials. Applications include the production of warm...
Fred Thomas
I’m studying for a PhD in fusion reactor neutronics under the supervision of Dr. Lee Morgan (CCFE) and Dr. John Pasley (York). I am working with the Applied Radiation Physics...
Max Szolcek
After graduating from the University of Manchester with a Masters degree in Electronic Engineering I joined the materials branch of the CDT in Fusion programme. My research involves the experimental...
Dave Shaw
I have been working under the supervision of Dr Erik Wagenaars in deposition removal from fusion optics. This is a project involving both simulation and experimental work at the University...
Jack Haley
I am FDTN student studying with the Materials Science for Fusion and Fission Power group at the University of Oxford. My project will be most likely looking into the effects of ...
Joe Branson
I am studying for a PhD under the supervision of Erik Wagenaars. The divertor region of tokamak plasmas is of critical importance for a fusion power plant since it is...
Mike Barnes
I am studying for a PhD with the Fusion Centre for Doctoral Training under the Supervision of Dr Mark Bowden (University of Liverpool). My research investigates whether negative ion sources...
Robbie Abernethy
I am a DPhil student at the University of Oxford studying materials for fusion reactors as part of the doctoral training network. I am being supervised by Dr David Armstrong...
Valentin Aslanyan
I’m currently working towards my PhD, studying the interaction of Extreme Ultraviolet lasers with plasmas. During the course of my project, I have carried out experiments creating very dense plasmas...
Paul Branch
For a fusion tokamak to be economically viable as a power source, the magnets used to contain that plasma must be made out of superconductors to minimise power consumption. 2G...