Creating exotic novel materials with plasma is topic of new Tomorrow’s PSE Leaders webinar
Using plasma to create exotic novel materials with enhanced properties that can find uses in refractory applications, medical applications, fast-breeders,…
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FTPP Annual Meeting 2025
The 2025 FTPP Annual Meeting will be held at The University of Alabama in Huntsville, Huntsville, Alabama, from Wednesday, May 7, to Friday, May 9, 2025….
FTPP Poster Competition
Please pay close attention, as poster guidelines have changed! This year, all poster submissions are required to follow the Mike…
South African student finds International Space Weather Camp enlightening
A first-year South African master’s student who is studying the behaviors of energized gases called plasmas at the vast scales…
Kentucky student’s RIPP internship was a life-changing experience
At a crucial academic moment, Ash Coleman’s experience as an intern in the Regional Introduction to Plasma Physics (RIPP) program…
CIPTA internship leads UAB student to an engaging engineering career
A transformative internship in the 2024 Corporate Internship Plasma Training (CIPTA) program sponsored annually by the Future Technologies & enabling…
Overseas experience impactful for International Space Weather Camp intern
For newly graduated physics and math student Kaitlyn Hemauer, an internship in the International Space Weather Camp (ISWC) helped propel…
Funded by FTPP, Dr. Volkov’s team investigates new materials processing techniques
Development of new materials processing techniques using lasers and the energized gases known as plasmas intrigues Dr. Alexey Volkov, an…
FTPP CERIF GRA at UAH wins DOE Office of Science Graduate Student Research award to study magneto-inertial fusion at Los Alamos
Ian Wagner, a doctoral candidate of mechanical and aerospace engineering at The University of Alabama in Huntsville (UAH), has been…
Plasma surface engineering of sustainable materials is topic of new FTPP webinar
Using the highly energized gases called plasmas to treat carbon and upcycle plastic wastes into sustainable composites is the topic…