This workshop covers all computer applications using High Performance Computing (HPC) in the field of fusion research. Participants will gain a broad understanding of the status of fusion HPC research internationally by attending presentations by leading researchers on a broad range of topics.
The National Society of Black Physicists hosts the largest academic meeting of minority physicists in the US, and this year will host its conference in partnership with the National Society of HispanicPhysicists. This year’s conference theme is “Merging Nuclei – Creating Stronger Forces,” and will consist of educational sessions, exhibitions, a career fair, and poster sessions on current trends in physics and science.
The American Physical Society’s Division of Plasma Physics supports physicists working to understand and develop applications for plasmas. The DPP’s annual meeting draws thousands of plasma physicists to share and discuss the latest research and advancements in the field.
This workshop has developed from discussions on the high-beta characteristics of FRC (Field-Reversed Configuration) research, which has been pioneered by both Japan and the United States. The aim is to discuss the role of ions with large orbits in magnetically confined plasmas across magnetic confinement systems.