Tagungen und Workshops zum Thema Plasmaphysik, Kernfusion

Springer Nature

Plasmas represent the so-called 4th state of matter in which atoms break down into a gas of charged particles. In spite of tremendous progress over the past decades in understanding plasmas, there are many challenges that still confront plasma physicists, especially when it comes to the design and development of potential applications. This SPbPU-Nature Conference aims to provide a platform for the exchange of recent results between plasma scientists working on different plasma-related research topics, to stimulate further breakthroughs in fundamental understanding and advances towards new applications in this fascinating field of research.

The LAPD19 Symposium is the continuation of a biennial series that began at Kyushu University in 1983. It brings together physicists and chemists in diverse areas of laser-based plasma diagnostics including the physics of nuclear fusion, laser physics and low-temperature plasma chemistry and physics. The symposium aims to promote cross-pollination of these fields via fruitful discussion, and covers all diagnostics using electromagnetic waves (lasers and microwaves) applied to fusion plasmas, industrial process plasmas, environmental plasmas, plasmas for medical applications, atmospheric plasmas, plasmas in liquids and other plasma applications. Topics on hardware developments related to laser-aided plasma diagnostics are also welcome. Instrumentation developments related to laser-aided plasma diagnostics also received emphasis in the program.

Atomphysik,    Messtechnik

Ingenieurwesen,    Kernenergie

PLATHINIUM (Plasma Thin film International Union Meeting) is the result of merging of three international conferences, namely the Conferences on Plasmas (CIP), on Thin films (ITFPC), and on Magnetron, Ion processing & Arc technologies (MIATEC). PLATHINIUM aims to be an important biennial meeting covering low-temperature plasma physics, plasma processing and plasma applications.

The International Symposium on Fusion Nuclear Technology (ISFNT) is one of the most important international events organized with the aim to foster interactions among scientists and engineers, to exchange information on all scientific and engineering aspects of fusion nuclear science and technology. It also represents great opportunities for reporting on recent technical progress, discussing many multidisciplinary issues and driving forward international collaboration for the promotion of fusion energy development. The symposium addresses near-term fusion devices and long-term reactor technologies, as well. We encourage contributions related to science, engineering, facilities, experiments, modelling, analysis, design and safety.

University of Wisconsin-Madison

University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign

This conference continues the series of meetings on lithium and liquid metal applications in fusion devices previously organized in Japan, USA, Italy, Spain, and Russia. This year we have broadened the scope to include liquid metals, loop systems, safety and handling. The peer review journal, Fusion Engineering and Design, will have a special issue dedicated to ISLA-2019 in which participants will have the opportunity to publish papers based on their presentations.

International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA)

Department of Applied Physics - Ghent University and Laboratory for Plasma Physics - Royal Military Academy

The aim of the conference is to provide a discussion forum covering all areas of fusion-oriented theoretical activities

Institute of Physics – IOP

The scope of the workshop includes all areas of technological plasmas.

The 17th International Workshop on H-mode Physics and Transport Barriers will take place from 9 to 11 October, 2019 in Shanghai, China. The workshop will be organized around six broad topics of current interest. An overview talk, accompanied by discussion, will be presented for each topic. Each talk will be followed by a poster session of contributed papers, related to the topic.To achieve the purpose of the workshop, the International Advisory Committee solicits contributed papers that present and discuss recent experimental, theoretical or modeling studies of transport barriers, both internal and edge, as observed in numerous magnetic confinement machines and in a variety of magnetic topologies.

ICFRM is the premier international forum connecting specialists studying and developing materials for fusion energy systems. Central themes are the sharing of new insights, cutting-edge research, and materials science technologies for the realization of fusion energy. The conference consists of daily overview plenary lectures, invited and contributed oral presentations, and a series of technical poster sessions. In addition, there are several hosted satellite meetings, a pre-conference technical tutorial, and stimulating discussions.

International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA)

The Third Technical Meeting on Divertor Concepts (DC 2019) aims to provide a forum for discussing and analyzing the latest findings and open issues related to the divertor of a fusion device in the context of DEMO.

The event will focus on an integral approach, i.e. connecting plasma physics and engineering aspects, and aim at an intensive exchange of ideas on the different aspects that the divertor design and fusion machine operation involve, from ITER divertor developments to innovative technologies for DEMO divertor.

AAPPS-DPP

NIFS - National Institute for Fusion Science

The International Toki Conference is a topical meeting dedicated to a specific subject related to plasma and fusion science. The series began in 1989 with the founding of the National Institute for Fusion Science and has been held on an annual basis ever since.

Following the last eleven successful workshops/conferences in Malaysia (2008), Singapore (2009), China (2010), Iran (2011), Thailand (2012), Singapore (2013), Nepal (2014), Iran (2015), Malaysia (2016), Thailand (2017), China (2018), University of Lucknow, India is proud to host, in collaboration with AAAPT, the 12th International Conference on Plasma Science and Applications (ICPSA 2019) from 11th to 14th November, 2019.

The conference will be held at Lucknow which is about 500 km from the national capital, New Delhi. Lucknow has always been known as a multicultural city that flourished as a North Indian cultural and artistic hub, and the seat of power of Nawabs in the 18th and 19thcenturies. It continues to be an important centre of governance, administration, education, commerce, aerospace, finance, pharmaceuticals, technology, design, culture, tourism, music and poetry.

ICPSA 2019 is a continuation of the annual meetings organized by AAAPT (Asian African Association for Plasma Training) and hosted by one of its member institutes and welcomes plasma scientists from around the globe. It is an excellent platform for early career researchers to present their work and share their ideas with world’s renowned plasma scientists.

ICPSA is broad in scope and includes topics such as: fundamentals and basic plasma physics, laser plasma, exotic plasma (including dusty plasma), quantum plasma, computer modelling of plasma, applied plasma, nuclear fusion and technology, space and astrophysical plasma, bio-plasma and cross-disciplinary studies.

Numerous Plenary and invited talks by more globally renowned Plasma scientists will be featured during the conference followed by interactive sessions to bolster the confidence of young scientists and researchers through scientific discussions and expert opinion on their research.

The scientific program includes invited papers (plenary and review) as well as oral and poster presentations of contributed papers.

Tel.: [+918081356129];     Email: icpsa2019@gmail.com

Fundamental and basic plasma physics, Laser plasma, Exotic plasma (including dusty plasma), Quantum plasma, Computer modelling of plasma, Plasma Applications, Nuclear fusion and technology, Plasma Focusing, Space & Astrophysical Plasma, Bio-Plasma, Cross Disciplinary

Teilchenphysik und Felder,    Teilchenbeschleuniger

Institut Fizik Malaysia (Malaysian Institute of Physics)

The Institut Fizik Malaysia (Malaysian Institute of Physics) is the local host of the 14th Asia-Pacific Physics Conference (APPC14) in November 2019. This is the 14th in the series of APPC organized by the AAPPS. For the 1st time this is organized together with the divisions of Plasma Physics (DPP), Astrophysics, Cosmology and Gravity (DACG), Division of Nuclear Physics (DNP) and other divisions . The Conference is organized in cooperation with various Physics Departments in Malaysia. The scientific objective of the Conference is to provide a forum for interaction involving world-renowned researchers as to stimulate and enhance interest in Physics around the Asia Pacific region.

International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA)

Banff International Research Station for Mathematical Innovation and Discovery (BIRS)

Angewandte Mathematik (allgem.),    Festkörperphysik

The 11th Asia-Pacific International Symposium on the Basics and Applications of Plasma Technology (APSPT-11) will be held at The Kanazawa Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Kanazawa, Japan, from December 11 to 14, 2019.

The APSPT seeks to promote fundamental and applied plasma researches for scientists and engineers from academic and industrial institutions, particularly, in Asia-Pacific area. The APSPT has been held originally in Japan and Taiwan over 22 years to encourage cross-links for all experts in plasma science and technology. The symposium now opens to all people from different areas to participate via presentations and discussions. We welcome various presentations to explore a new frontier of plasma science and technology.

Institute of Physics – IOP

These talks are open to everyone and are sponsored by the West Midlands Branch of the IoP. Lecture starts at 19:00, FREE tea & coffee available

Institute of Physics – IOP

The annual IOP Plasma Physics Conference covers all aspects of plasma physics, including Magnetic and Inertial confinement fusion, Astrophysical and Space Plasmas, Low Density and Technological/Industrial Plasmas, Low Temperature Plasmas, High Energy Density and Laser Plasmas, Dusty and Complex plasmas, Plasma Surface interactions, Plasma Applications including Medical applications and Plasma Diagnostics.

National Fusion Research Institute (NFRI)

24th International Conference on Plasma Surface Interaction in Fusion Devices (PSI-24) will be held in Jeju, Korea, from May 31st to June 5, 2020. The event is organized by the National Fusion Research Institute (NFRI), which leads fusion research and technology development in Korea.

Tel.: [+82-42-879-5126];     Email: sukhhong@nfri.re.kr

Physics Processes at the Plasma Material Interface, Material Erosion, Migration, Mixing, and Dust Formation, Plasma Fuelling, Particle Exhaust and Control, Tritium Retention, Wall Conditioning and Tritium Removal Techniques, Impurity Sources, Transport and Control, Edge and Divertor Plasma Physics, Power Exhaust, Plasma Detachment and Heat Load Control, Far SOL Transport and Plasma Wall Interaction in Main Chamber, Plasma Edge and First Wall Diagnostics, Plasma Exhaust and Plasma Material Interactions for Fusion reactors

National Fusion Research Institute (NFRI)

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 224353081];     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 ICSLS (InternationaI Conference on Spectral Line Shapes) bi-annual conference series started in Paris, France in 1973, and it is held alternating European and North-American locations. The last three editions were held in Tullahoma, Tennessee, USA (2014), Torun, Poland (2016) and Dublin, Ireland (2018). The 25th ICSLS conference is organized by the Department of Mathematics and Physics, University of Campania Luigi Vanvitelli. It will be held inside the wonderful Monumental Complex of Belvedere di San Leucio, in Caserta (Italy). Also known as Ferdinandopoli, its construction is due to king Ferdinand IV of Bourbon, who wished to create a small village around the silk factory, in the eighteenth century. The ICSLS 2020 conference covers a broad range of topics related to spectral line shape studies, including: line shapes of atomic and molecular transitions in neutral gaseous mixtures, fundamental metrology, single and multi-photoionisation processes, high and low temperature plasmas, clusters and helium droplets, nanophotonic processes, spectroscopy of stellar atmospheres and interstellar media, spectroscopy of planetary atmospheres and exoplanets, cold atoms and molecules, collision-induced spectra, processes in laser fields, innovative techniques of line shape applications for diagnostic purposes and fundamental studies with narrow optical resonances, along with applications in e.g., industrial, environmental, medical and all other potential domains of interest. The conference will include a mix of invited lectures, contributed talks and poster presentations.

Tel.: [+390823274632];     Email: livio.gianfrani@unicampania.it

Atomic and molecular spectra, spectral lineshapes, fundamental metrology, astronomical spectroscopy, spectroscopy of planetary atmospheres, collision-induced spectra

Atomphysik,    Astronomie, Astrophysik und Kosmologie

Trilateral Euregio Cluster (TEC)

American Physical Society

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