Seminare und Vorträge 2026
Übersicht über alle zukünftigen IPP-Seminare, -Kolloquien und Vorträge

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Empirical impact of near-separatrix plasma and neutral transport on the pedestal in the transition between EDA and ELMy H-modes on Alcator C-Mod [mehr]

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For the Career Dialogue we invite people with different backgrounds who will initially tell about themselves, their career or their networks and will then answer your questions and engage in a dialogue with you. The purpose of the Career Dialogue is to provide insight into different career paths, to bring you in contact with people outside IPP and to enhance our networks in all directions - science, industry, entrepreneurship, science management. [mehr]

Supervising doctoral candidates is expected of professors when they are first appointed, and the corresponding tools are tacitly assumed. In order to manage this important and complex task well, leadership expertise and communication strategies are required in addition to professional competence. The workshop provides an overview of possible forms of supervision and explores the scope and limits. [mehr]

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Plasma–material interaction (PMI) is one of the major challenges in the development of future fusion reactors, as it critically affects plasma–facing components and, in particular, the performance of diagnostic first mirrors. This work investigates PMI phenomena relevant for the cleaning of diagnostic first mirrors in fusion reactors. Representative rhodium mirrors have been produced and contaminated with boron and boron–tungsten deposits, to resemble redeposition phenomena occurring during operation, and exposed to deuterium and argon plasmas in the GyM linear device at ISTP, in Milan. The outcome of the study showed that deuterium plasmas effectively removed boron nanoparticles with minimal mirror damage, while argon plasmas were most effective for tungsten removal and induced surface nanostructuring. The study demonstrates the complementarity of argon and deuterium plasmas for cleaning purposes and establishes a laboratory-scale framework to assess erosion and cleaning efficiency, providing insights for optimizing in-situ mirror cleaning in ITER and future fusion devices. [mehr]

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The date will likely change [mehr]

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Three dates:Wed, March 11, 10:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m.Fri, March 20, 11:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m.Wed, April 1, 10:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m. [mehr]

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Transient events such as disruptions, plasma startup, and pellet fueling play a critical role in determining design requirements for the tokamak reactor. This has led to an increasing demand for integrated modeling tools capable of analyzing and optimizing these processes within reasonable computational resources. This talk presents an overview of our group’s activities conducted in close alignment with Japanese experimental and reactor-design programs such as LHD, JT-60SA, and JA-DEMO. Several topics will be introduced, covering both physical modeling, such as pellet ablation, and computational aspects, including equilibrium-transport coupling implemented in the INDEX code. The talk will also touch upon experimental validation efforts carried out ASDEX Upgrade, and other tokamak devices, in collaboration with the ITER Disruption Mitigation System (DMS) task force. [mehr]

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Disruption is a major threat to the operation of reactor-grade tokamak devices. To avoid the localization of heat load and excessive electromagnetic force, the disruption mitigation system such as MGI and SPI has been developed. During disruption mitigation, massive impurities cool the plasma edge, causing disturbances in the current density profile and leading to global magnetohydrodynamic (MHD) instabilities. In this study, the electrothermal dynamics of the electron temperature and current density profiles were investigated using the 1.5D disruption simulator INDEX. When one recasts the current diffusion equation into the reaction-diffusion form, the fact that the current density perturbation is driven by the resistivity gradient and curvature is emphasized. The ongoing application of the INDEX code to ASDEX-SPI experiments will also be discussed. [mehr]

Look forward to panel discussions, networking opportunities and get in touch with renowned international companies from sectors like AI development, energy supply, industrial R&D, consulting, chemical industry, science management, pharma industry and many more. On top of it all you can choose one out of different workshops to best be prepared for your switch into industry! [mehr]

Transforming Science in the Era of AINavigating today’s research and career landscape requires more than scientific excellence. Early-career scientists face complex challenges: defining career goals, building visibility, establishing networks, communicating unique strengths, negotiating effectively, and securing opportunities. The Scientists Need More! Career Management Workshop Series provides a structured, interactive training that equips participants with the tools, strategies, and confidence to manage their careers proactively. [mehr]

On the one hand, you are excited about your research stay abroad because it opens up attractive new professional opportunities. On the other hand, you may sometimes face personal challenges: you find yourself in an unfamiliar environment where familiar networks are missing. This can lead to feelings of homesickness – or in some cases even to experiences of discrimination. This interactive short workshop is designed to help you maintain and strengthen your mental and emotional well-being. [mehr]

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Learn to visualize your complex research ideas and findings so your messages stand out and are more easily understood by scientists or non-scientists. [mehr]