Swiss Plasma Center
Interior of the TCV tokamak. © A. Herzog, EPFL
The Swiss Plasma Center is one of the world’s leading fusion research laboratories.
Fusion is based on the principle that powers the Sun and it has the potential to provide a solution to humanity’s energy problem.
Through a wide range of research programs, all connected to education and training at different levels, we work to advance our understanding of the physics of plasmas and develop fusion as an energy source.
SPC Research Lines
Research
The Swiss Plasma Center conducts a comprehensive research programme organised in six research lines: Plasma Theory, Basic Plasma Physics, TCV Tokamak Physics, International Collaborations, Superconductivity for Fusion, and Plasma Applications
Education
The Swiss Plasma Center is committed to preparing the next generations of fusion scientists and engineers. We provide education in Physics for students of all levels (Bachelor, Master and Doctoral School) and various sections. We are continuously training around 40 PhD students.
Outreach
The Swiss Plasma Center conducts a variety of outreach initiatives, encompassing visits of the Center, conferences given on-site or outside, as well as the publication of printed or electronic documents for the general public
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The last 5 papers of the Swiss Plasma Center
Modelling electronic transport in monocrystalline metal oxide gas sensors: from the surface kinetics to the experimental response
[To be published in]. 2022-06-20. DOI : 10.2139/ssrn.4141275.Large Area Diamond Disk Growth Experiments and Thermomechanical Investigations for the Broadband Brewster Window in DEMO
IEEE Transactions on Electron Devices. 2021-06-22. Vol. 68, num. 9, p. 4669-4674. DOI : 10.1109/TED.2021.3088077.A FAIR based approach to data sharing in Europe
Plasma Physics And Controlled Fusion. 2022-10-01. Vol. 64, num. 10, p. 104001. DOI : 10.1088/1361-6587/ac8618.Effects of the parallel flow shear on the ITG-driven turbulent transport in tokamak plasmas
Nuclear Fusion. 2022-09-01. Vol. 62, num. 9, p. 096024. DOI : 10.1088/1741-4326/ac7ac2.Runaway dynamics in tokamak disruptions with current relaxation
Journal Of Plasma Physics. 2022-08-18. Vol. 88, num. 4, p. 905880409. DOI : 10.1017/S0022377822000733.
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