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Powering Possibilities for Plasma Physics

Alongside scientists and researchers, graduate students at the Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory (PPPL) advance scientific discovery and work on solutions to pressing global challenges. They investigate large-scale science while part of a close-knit academic community. #plasma #physics #graduate #students Discover how the Princeton Program in Plasma Physics — a graduate program within the Department of Astrophysical Sciences at Princeton University and based at PPPL, a U.S. Department of Energy national laboratory managed by Princeton — develops leaders in the field of plasma physics through their work in academia, national laboratories, industry and beyond. This video features Princeton Program in Plasma Physics graduates Steve Cowley, PPPL director; Jonathan Menard, deputy director for research; and Frances Kraus, X-ray spectroscopist and staff research physicist; as well as Silvia Trinczek, Ph.D. candidate in the Princeton Program in Plasma Physics. Learn more about the program: https://plasma.princeton.edu/. 🎬 Video credits: Filmed and edited by Michael Livingston, interviews by Jeanne Jackson DeVoe, produced by B. Rose Huber and Gwen McNamara ➡️ Follow us @PPPLab   / ppplab     / ppplab     / ppplab     / princeton-plasma-physics-lab