Tagungen und Workshops zum Thema Plasmaphysik, Kernfusion

Department of Electrical Engineering and Electronics, University of Liverpool

This symposium will bring together participants from academia and industry to discuss and exchange the cutting-edge scientific innovations and technological advances in emerging plasma technologies for energy and environmental catalysis and the synthesis and applications of energy materials. This conference will provide a cross-disciplinary platform for scientists and engineers to share knowledge and experiences, to discuss future development and to build new collaborations. The working language of this symposium is English.

Katalyse,    Festkörperphysik

Istituto Nazionale di Fisica Nucleare (INFN)

Confinement and dynamics of non-neutral plasmas, Antimatter plasmas and antihydrogen production, Strongly coupled and ultra-cold plasmas, Dusty plasmas, Collective effects in charged particle beams, Ion trapping for quantum computing, frequency standards

Escampig 2020 is organized jointly by University Paris-Saclay - Laboratoire de Physique des Gaz et des Plasmas (LPGP) and Institut de Recherche de Chimie de Paris from Chimie ParisTech, l'Ecole Nationale Supérieure de Chimie de Paris- ENSCP.

1. Atomic and molecular processes in plasmas, 2. Transport phenomena, particle velocity distribution function, 3. Physical basis of plasma chemistry, 4. Plasma surface interaction (boundary layers, sheath, surface processes), 5. Plasma diagnostics, 6. Plasma and discharges theory and simulation, 7. Self-organization in plasmas, dusty plasmas, 8. Upper atmospheric plasmas and space plasmas, 9. Low pressure plasma sources, 10. High pressure plasma sources, 11. Plasmas and gas flows, 12. Laser produced plasmas

Atomphysik,    Photochemie und Spektroskopie

Aix-Marseille University in Aix-en-Provence at the Institut de Management Public Et Gouvernance Territoriale (IMPGT)

The subject of this year’s school is “The Impact and Consequences of Energetic Particles on Fusion Plasmas”. As the start of ITER operations approaches, it is timely to address this multidisciplinary topic that includes plasma self-heating by fusion-born alpha-particles, the influence of energetic particles on stability, diagnosing energetic particle transport and loss, and understanding runaway electrons. The ITER International School aims to prepare young scientists and engineers for working in the field of nuclear fusion and in research applications associated with the ITER Project. The adoption of a “school format” was a consequence of the need to prepare future scientists and engineers on a range of different subjects and to provide them with a wide overview of the interdisciplinary skills required by the ITER project.

The Summer School is intended to give the students an introduction to the fundamentals of plasma physics together with an appreciation of how these are related to applications such as Magnetic Confinement Fusion, Laser Plasma and Inertial Confinement Fusion, Low Temperature Plasma and Astrophysical Plasmas. Specific topics in these fields are also treated in depth.

The ICMAP 2020 is initiated to provide an open forum for the discussion of the current status of scientific and technological achievements in the various fields of plasma applied research and developments including microelectronic devices. The ISFM2020 is a biennial multidisciplinary meeting bring together scientists, researchers, and engineering applications of functional materials, and will cover a broad spectrum of key topics related to energy, environmental, biomedical, electronic and nanostructure materials.

Festkörperphysik,    Chemikalien und Materialwissenschaft

This Meeting is devoted to the Theory of Magnetic Confinement Systems

Faculty of Mathematics (Department of Astronomy), Institute of Physics, University of Belgrade and Astronomical Observatory of Belgrade

The SPIG 2020 follows a longtime tradition initiated almost 60 years ago. The Conference covers a wide range of topics from fundamental studies to applications of ionized gases. The 4th workshop on X-ray and VUV Interaction with Biomolecules in Gas Phase (4th XiBiGP), organized in collaboration with the SOLEIL synchrotron (France) will be associated to the conference. The program of the SPIG2020 will consist of Plenary Invited Lectures, Topical Invited Lectures, Progress Reports and Contributed Papers (poster presentations), as well as XiBiGP workshop lectures . A number of parallel and poster sessions will provide an opportunity for junior scientists to present their work.

Email: spig2020@ipb.ac.rs

Atomic collision processes, Particle and laser beam interaction with solids, Low temperature plasmas, General plasmas

Kurse und Veranstaltungen für Physikstudenten,    Atomphysik

Trilateral Euregio Cluster (TEC)

School of Physics, Harbin Institute of Technology

ICPAT will provide a forum to present and discuss scientific and engineering aspects of different plasma based technologies, including plasma generation, fuels ignition, plasma assisted combustion, hydrocarbons conversion and activation, coal gasification and combustion, gases ionization, waste destruction for power generation, plasma enhanced propulsion, pollutions reduction, surface modifications, new materials and nano structures production, water, wood, and construction materials treatment, and production of hydrogen-enriched gases.

Plasma Assisted Combustion

The conference will focus on diagnostics systems, related technologies, and control systems for ITER and in general for machines aimed at the production of fusion power. The context is the operation of ITER and satellites (including JT-60SA, DTT and stellarators) and the start of a design of DEMO fusion power plant. New diagnostics realized inside the worldwide programme in support of fusion are included.

Messtechnik,    Atomphysik

Department of Physics, University of York

The European TTF continues to act as a framework for topical discussions on transport, and provides the natural connection with the US TTF and the Asia-Pacific Transport Working Group. This conference aims to strengthen collaboration and communication within the transport community, particularly between experimental and theoretical experts, scientists who focus on different regions within fusion plasmas, and between the tokamak, reversed field pinch, and stellarator communities. To this end, having ample time for questions and answers as well as dedicated discussion time are at the core of the European TTF meeting. Moreover, the European TTF is committed to fostering the education and careers of young fusion scientists. For this reason, contributions from PhD students and post docs are particularly welcome.

Ion and electron thermal transport • Fast ion transport and impact on confinement • Particle and impurity transport • Momentum transport and intrinsic rotation • The physics of the L-H and H-L transitions • Turbulence and transport in the pedestal and ITBs • Transport processes in the scrape off layer • 3-D equilibrium effects on transport

Institute of Plasma Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences

Following theoretical and numerical explorations of helicon discharge in 1960s, the first helicon plasma was obtained experimentally by Rod Boswell in 1970 at Flinders University of South Australia (refer to the first publication of Phys. Lett. 33A: 457–458, 1970). Due to its remarkable ionization efficiency and high plasma density, helicon plasma has been used widely in many fields such as semiconductor processing, plasma propulsion, electrodeless beam source, laser plasma source, plasma source for magnetic fusion study, Alfvén wave propagation, RF current drive, and laser accelerators. Given that the detailed mechanism of helicon discharge is still not fully understood and significant advances have been made since the last mini-conference on helicon plasma sources (part of 2007 APS-DPP Meeting), it is therefore of great necessity and importance to organize a workshop for scientists in this field to have discussions and exchange ideas. This will be also a 50th anniversary of helicon plasma generation (1970-2020). The 1st Helicon Plasma Physics and Applications Workshop (HPPAW) will be held by the Institute of Plasma Physics (Chinese Academy of Sciences) in September 22-25, 2020, Hefei, China. It will be in form of invited reviewing presentations and oral presentations on new developments and frontiers of helicon plasma physics and applications.

Event Secretariat;     Tel.: [+8655165593108];     Email: lei.chang@ipp.ac.cn

2. Scope The workshop is scheduled to cover following topics relevant to helicon plasma:  Helicon Plasma Source  Diagnostic and Measurement  Modelling and Simulation  Wave Physics and Instability  Power Deposition and Coupling  Particle Transport and Turbulence  Plasma Processing  Plasma Propulsion  Other Applications

Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT)

The Karlsruhe International School on Fusion Technologies is held since 2007 at KIT Campus Nord (former Forschungszentrum Karlsruhe). It started as 'Fusion Summer School' trying to enlarge the knowledge of international young scientists on the process of nuclear fusion. For the lectures leading scientists from KIT as well as international Partners will present their scientific topics. Additionally there are some insights to the labs and facilities situated at the KIT.

American Physical Society (APS)

Festkörperphysik,    Atomphysik

International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA)

Division of Plasma Physics, Association of Asia-Pacific Physical Societies

AAPPS-DPP is holding 4th annual conference in Jeju, Korea in 2020. Asia-PAcific Region is growing very rapidly in science and technology. Cooperation of physics program in this region is quite important. AAPPS-DPP2020 is a plasma physics conference under the authority of AAPPS-DPP for scientific discussions on plasma physics. This conference should be physics oriented and provide interdisciplinary and in-depth discussions among and in various fields of plasma physics and application.

Space Research Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences

The history of ICPDP started in 1996 in Goa (India) as a response to growing interest in the topics of dusty plasmas, when the liquid and crystalline plasma was discovered. We continue a series of International Conferences on the Physics of Dusty Plasmas which take place every three years at different locations around the world (Goa, India 1996; Hakone, Japan 1999; Durban, South Africa 2002; Orleans, France 2005; Azores, Portugal 2008, Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Germany 2011, New Delhi, India 2014, Prague, Czech Republic 2017). The conference provides a unique opportunity for disseminating the present status of dusty plasma physics worldwide and especially to young researchers. Ninth ICPDP conference is hosted by the Space Research Institute of the Russian Academy of Science (IKI), Moscow, Russia. IKI acronym comes from Russian “Institut Kosmicheskih Issledovanyi”, which is Space Research Institute, and is used in English as is. IKI designs and builds scientific instruments for space experiments, acts as principal organization for various scientific space projects and missions, and uses the data of space probes to deepen our understanding of space and Earth. At present a significant topic of research at IKI is the space dust and dusty plasmas.

Email: popel@iki.rssi.ru

laboratory dusty plasmas, liquid and solid-like structures as well as phase transitions in plasmas, microgravity research, waves and instabilities in dusty plasmas, dusty plasmas in Earth’s environments, dusty plasmas in the Solar System, dusty plasmas in astrophysics and cosmology, dusty plasma applications including dusty plasmas for nanotechnology, etc.

Astronomie, Astrophysik und Kosmologie,    Komplexe Systeme und Chaos

Hydrogen Isotope Research Center, Organization for Promotion of Research Center, University of Toyama

Kernphysik,    Radiochemie und Nuklearchemie

American Physical Society

INI – Isaac Newton Institute for Mathematical Sciences

Like many other stars and planets, the Earth and the Sun possess magnetic fields built by dynamo action. Unlike the magnetism of most other astrophysical objects, though, the Solar and terrestrial fields have been closely studied for generations, yielding a wide variety of observational constraints that continue to challenge theory and defy prediction. Both analytical theory and numerical simulations have cumulatively yielded significant insight into how both objects build their magnetism, but a comprehensive understanding of this process has remained elusive. This meeting will aim to scrutinise and assess the results of such modelling efforts by comparison to the vast and ongoing array of observations of both the Earth and the Sun.

Geophysik und Geologie,    Astronomie, Astrophysik und Kosmologie

Kavli Institute for Theoretical Physics (KITP)

A fascinating and surprising phenomenon that can occur in fluid and plasma turbulence is the spontaneous formation of arrays of layers in which material properties such as density adopt a so-called “staircase” structure. The most striking examples are potential vorticity staircases in planetary atmospheres, and thermohaline staircases in the oceans. Theoretical considerations suggest that layering also plays an important role in stellar interiors (particularly through various double-diffusive processes) and in fusion confinement devices (the so-called E x B staircase). Understanding the phenomenon of layering is, therefore, not only of intrinsic scientific interest (e.g., is there a common thread to layering in these very different contexts?), but is also crucial for an accurate description of turbulent transport in, for example, models of large-scale ocean flow, the evolution of stellar interiors and confinement in tokamaks.

Thermodynamik, Hydrodynamik und Statistische Mechanik,    Mathematische Physik

National Institute of Chemistry, Slovenia

The EWCPS2021 will be the 19th time this event is organized and is a continuation of the well-established and successful conference series that started in 1985. These biennial conferences, organized by European research groups in uneven years, have become recognized and valuable platforms to exchange experience and share progress in the development and use of analytical plasma spectrochemical techniques.

Photochemie und Spektroskopie,    Atomphysik

Czech Technical University in Prague & Institute of Plasma Physics CAS, Prague , Czech Republic

The Symposium on Plasma Physics and Technology has a long tradition and is usually held biennially. This will be the 29th Symposium. It was originally founded for the presentation of results of the Institute of Plasma Physics of the Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences (IPP CAS) in 1967. Since 1969 it has gradually become a Czechoslovak forum in this branch and many famous foreign scientists have made presentations. Since 1993 it has been held in co-operation with the Department of Physics, Faculty of Electrical Engineering of the Czech Technical University (FEE CTU) in Prague.

Tel.: [+420 224352331];     Email: sppt2020@plasmaconference.cz

Tokamaks and other magnetic confinement devices, Short lived plasmas (plasma focus, z-pinch, particle beam – plasma interaction, X-ray sources), Laser plasma, Non-equilibrium low temperature plasma, Thermal plasmas, Plasma in technology, biology and medicine, Fundamental plasma physics, Plasma theory and simulation

The conference is jointly organized by TRIUMF (Vancouver, Canada) and Saint Mary’s University (Halifax, Canada).

The scientific program will be devoted to the latest experimental and theoretical developments in nucleus nucleus collisions with a wide range of topics.

Fusion and Fission Hadron Physics and QCD Relativistic Heavy Ion Collisions, QGP Equation of State of Neutron-Rich Nuclear Matter Nuclear Structure from collisions Nuclear Reactions Nuclear Astrophysics Heavy and Superheavy Elements Instrumentation and Facilities Applications of Nuclear Science and Technologies

Teilchenphysik und Felder,    Kernphysik

American Physical Society (APS)