FUSENET sponsors the Culham Plasma Physics Summer School in the UK. Read James Simpson's report on the last day of the summer school.
A team from the Culham Centre for Fusion Energy (CCFE) has spent the last two years assembling SNIF from second-hand components in a project the programme leader called a ‘scrapyard challenge’. SNIF stands for Small Negative Ion Facility, and was built to study alternatives for Caesium in enhancing negative ion beams for fusion reactors.
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