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ALT Máté Lampert, a staff research physicist at PPPL, holds the Károly Simonyi Memorial Plaque from the Hungarian Nuclear Society. Background is yellow, orange and red.
ALT the magnet bundle, which looks like a large, long tube laying horizontally
ALT Aerial view of a road with a red semi-truck hauling a long, flatbed trailer. The trailer is carrying large, flat objects. Nearby, a pickup truck and a white SUV are parked. A circular grassy area with an American flag and surrounding plants is visible. Trees line one side of the road.
ALT A red Peterbilt truck with a flatbed trailer is parked outside a large beige building on a clear day. The background features trees and several parked cars.
ALT Three people are working together to move a large wooden crate in an industrial setting. They are standing at the crate and marking for unpacking, which has metal reinforcements and appears heavy. In the background, industrial equipment and machinery are visible. The setting is busy and appears to involve teamwork and coordination.
ALT The image shows the central magnet bundle for the National Spherical Torus Experiment-Upgrade resting horizontally on a sturdy frame with clamps securing it in place. The magnet has a cylindrical shape with a complex, detailed end cap and is surrounded by mechanical components. In the background, industrial equipment and machinery are visible in a spacious indoor setting.
ALT AI4Fusion Colloquium Series poster titled "Generative Models for Stellarator Design" by Misha Padidar from the Flatiron Institute. The event is on June 3, 4‑5 p.m. ET and will be attended online. The background includes a geometric design.
ALT The image is a promotional banner for the AI4Fusion Colloquium Series. The topic is "Damage Assessment Digital Twin for MPEX," presented by Rinkle Juneja from Oak Ridge National Laboratory. The event is scheduled for May 20, from 4-5 p.m. ET, to be attended online. The design features geometric shapes and a purple and blue color scheme.
ALT Four individuals stand in front of a backdrop featuring the Princeton University and U.S. Department of Energy logos. Each person is holding a plaque. They are dressed in casual attire.
ALT A person in a pinstripe suit speaks at a podium with a microphone. The background displays logos for Princeton University, PPPL, and the U.S. Department of Energy.
ALT A person is speaking at a podium with a Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory sign. The background features logos of Princeton University and the U.S. Department of Energy.
ALT A group of individuals is posing for a photo at a Princeton University event. The backdrop features logos of Princeton University, Andlinger Center for Energy and the Environment, and Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory.
ALT The image is a promotional banner for the AI4Fusion Colloquium Series. The topic is "Damage Assessment Digital Twin for MPEX," presented by Rinkle Juneja from Oak Ridge National Laboratory. The event is scheduled for May 20, from 4-5 p.m. ET, to be attended online. The design features geometric shapes and a purple and blue color scheme.
ALT A digital illustration promoting the "PPPL Communications Survey." The image depicts various scenes: individuals sitting at a round table with a display screen, and workers in safety gear using welding equipment on an industrial structure. The design includes colorful abstract elements and technical diagrams.
ALT Flyer for the AI4Fusion Colloquium Series. It features the title "AI-Accelerated Fusion: Advancements and Open Challenges" with the name Cristina Rea and the MIT Plasma Science and Fusion Center. The event is scheduled for May 6, from 4-5 p.m. ET, with online attendance. The background shows a geometric pattern with blue and purple tones.
ALT Flyer for the AI4Fusion Colloquium Series. It features the title "AI-Accelerated Fusion: Advancements and Open Challenges" with the name Cristina Rea and the MIT Plasma Science and Fusion Center. The event is scheduled for May 6, from 4-5 p.m. ET, with online attendance. The background shows a geometric pattern with blue and purple tones.
ALT NJ Governor Mikie Sherrill smiling at a podium with multiple logos in the background, including Princeton University, U.S. Department of Energy, and PPPL (Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory).
ALT Princeton University's Peter Schieffer stands at a podium in a lecture hall during an Apprenticeship Graduation event. The backdrop displays logos for PPPL, National Apprenticeship Week, and the U.S. Department of Energy. The room is filled with seated attendees.
ALT PPPL Director Steve Cowley holds a proclamation with Michael Blatt of the NJ Department of Labor and Workforce Development.
ALT Four individuals stand holding awards in front of a backdrop displaying the logos of Princeton University and the U.S. Department of Energy. They are dressed in a mix of formal and casual attire.