Program Overview

Program Details

The program in question appears to be related to a summer school on "Physics of Plasma Interaction with Surface and Plasma Technologies."

Program Description

The VI international summer school on "Physics of Plasma Interaction with Surface and Plasma Technologies" is scheduled to take place from July 1 to July 5. The program aims to provide participants with a closer understanding of controlled thermonuclear fusion, plasma technologies, and issues related to plasma interaction with surfaces.

Program Features

• The summer school will feature lectures from renowned experts in the field, including Ilgisonis Viktor I, a corresponding member of the Russian Academy of Sciences and an employee of Rosatom, and Lazukin Alexander Vim from TRINITI.
• Demonstrational experiments on the MIFISt tokamak will be conducted for the first time as part of the school.
• The program is open to all those interested in managed thermonuclear synthesis, plasma technologies, and plasma interaction with surfaces.

Research Areas

The research areas covered by the laboratory and potentially the program include:

• Physico-chemical processes in the walls of thermonuclear installations
• Controlled thermonuclear fusion
• Plasma technologies
• Interaction of plasma with surfaces
• Development and testing of multilayered compositions of modern materials for thermonuclear reactors

Past Events

Previous events related to the laboratory and the field of study include:

• A Science Slam where a laboratory employee presented
• A report on the materials of a doctoral dissertation on the capture of deuterium and helium ions in tungsten under stationary and powerful pulse plasma exposure
• An open seminar on "Controlled Thermonuclear Fusion and Plasma Technologies" by Rosatom
• A scientific seminar on the activity of the laboratory in 2020 and plans for 2021